The Sisterhood of Widows is the ultimate online grief support site for widows and it’s here to help you create a new life after the death of your loved one. The first thing you’ll notice about this site is that it’s not focused on grief and death as much as support and recovery.
I was widowed at the age of fifty and I understand your pain and loneliness. I offer you compassion and encouragement– seeing that you are struggling I am here to help you stand on your own and to say “Yes” you can do it.
Please take advantage of all our resource pages, plus read over the blog postings and become part of our community by joining our Private Facebook page. For even more support, get the free downloadable guides under the Just For You section to the right. You are not alone and you don’t have to struggle by yourself. We are here to encourage and guide you.
Talking About Death
Talking about death makes others uncomfortable and most of society doesn’t know what to say or do when there is a death of a family member or friend. Below is a video from my YouTube... Read More
Understanding Your Grief
When your husband died, grief took over: emotionally, physically and spiritually. Your thoughts and feelings related to their death is what molds your mourning. Understanding your grief is an important part to understanding how your... Read More
Live Like a Child
Learning to live like a child is easy, just be curious like a child and keep at it until you have it figured out. Learn to get excited like a child. Oh, the magic of... Read More
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
A high percentage of widows experience trauma that leads to post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). While many widows turn to medications to help with their grief and sleep disturbances, I advise that you also look... Read More
Caregivers Stress
Have you taken care of your ill husband for a long period of time? Perhaps he is still alive, but you know he isn’t going to get better and so caregivers stress has become part... Read More
How to Feel at Peace
Although everyone goes through stress in life, finding peace while grieving is definitely personal to each widow. How to “feel at peace” isn’t easy, but it is a necessary part of our journey so that... Read More
How Are You Doing?
How Are You Doing – Really Doing? People ask us all the time how we are doing and we usually say that we are doing “fine”, but I have some questions for you to answer:... Read More
What Is Your Personal Philosophy?
Widow have their own ideas about their grief and healing, and that causes them to reach conclusions on how to handle it. So, what is your personal philosophy? These conclusions determine how we will act... Read More