(WXYZ) — The Fentanyl Fathers are channeling their loss into prevention — visiting local schools and sharing their stories in hopes of protecting other families from the danger they know too well.

For Robert Branner, the pain never fades. His daughter, Destiny, was just 21 when fentanyl took her life.

"My life is not the same without her. Destiny was very vibrant. She was a daddy's girl," Branner said.

He remembers the moment everything changed.

Provided photo Branner family

"We went to the hospital, seeing, seeing my baby up there lifeless. And it just, it just crushed me," Branner said.

Stories like this — and like co-founder Greg Swan's — are at the heart of this grassroots movement. Greg and his wife received the call that is every parent's worst nightmare: their son passed a

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