I Remember

Memorialization and healing for those who have experienced perinatal loss.

'I Remember', held on National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, is a sacred event to Remember, honor, and grieve the little lives that live on only in our hearts. With the social stigma of perinatal loss, individuals often keep silent in their grief. The lack of societal permission to grieve and Remember may hinder healing. There are no roadmaps in the journey of healing following perinatal loss and many individuals struggle to understand their grief. At this 'I Remember' event, attendees will learn attainable coping methods to heal in grief and be given permission to publicly acknowledge their loss.

The invitation to participate in 'I Remember' is extended to all who have been touched by perinatal loss, whether as a parent, grandparent, godparent, aunt, uncle, sibling, cousin, friend, co-worker, or healthcare professional. Please join us as we Remember together.

With Dr. Nikki Berry from Project Poppyseed.

Part of ON THE EDGE ~ Perspectives on Death, Dying, Loss & Living, a month-long exploration into death, dying, loss, and living. The month will begin with an Art Exhibit at Olympia Fall Arts Walk featuring art pieces by Jennie Beth Banks, followed by 15 special events and workshops facilitated by local death care community partners. The event aims to stimulate conversation around these topics as well as raise awareness of some of the local organizations and individuals working in the field.