The pain felt by the loss of a child is indescribable.

That is why seeking support is essential, even more so from people who really know what you feel.

In this episode, Corey Heimensen continues the conversation with Travis and Jessica Remme. This time they go in-depth regarding the Oaklyn Foundation and what they do to help parents who have lost their child.

Travis and Jessica discuss:

• Details about the Oaklyn Foundation and the events they organize to help families
  
• The resources and support they give to families who have lost children, including hand-crafting weighted bears
  
• The importance of talking about loss and how their nonprofit has helped over 760 families in 34 states and Canada
  
• The power of sharing personal stories and stepping into uncomfortable opportunities to help others 
  
• The hard work and dedication required to achieve success
  
• Corey’s commitment to supporting the Oaklyn Foundation
  
• Their next big project with the foundation
  
• And more!
  

Resources:

• “Stop Doing Dumb Things With Your Money” – by Corey Heimensen
  
• Turning Tragedy Into Support for Others with Jessica and Travis Remme – Part 1 (Ep. 31)
  

Connect with Jessica and Travis Remme:

• Website: Oaklyn Foundation
  
• Facebook: Oaklyn Foundation
  

Connect with Corey Heimensen:

• (712) 472-3867
  
• Toll-Free: 800-657-4316
  
• LinkedIn: Corey Heimensen
  
• Heimensen Wealth Advisors 
  
• Facebook: Heimensen Wealth Advisors
  

About the Oaklyn Foundation:

Oaklyn was born on January 4, 2018, after an amazing pregnancy! What Travis and Jessica Remme didn’t know was that Oaklyn was born with an extremely rare Hemangioma on her liver that ruptured due to the pressure of delivery. After 10 hours, many blood transfusions, her heart stopping more times than they could count, and an unsuccessful surgery, they had to make the decision to let her go live with our Lord and Savior. This was the hardest decision of their lives.

What they found after the loss of their little girl was that there was little to no support for grieving families. In years past, infant and child loss was something that was kept secret, never to be discussed or talked about. Having walked this painful journey themselves, they discovered firsthand that talking about your child and celebrating them daily mends the heart a bit. After a time, they talked about Oaklyn with joy and pride, instead of pain and hurt. Their hope is that the Oaklyn Foundation can be that source of comfort for families during this difficult time in their life. They have walked this path, share the same pain in their hearts daily and understand a bit of what families are going through. They are here for you and would love to help your honor and remember your sweet child.