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 commenting on the blogs or in the forum. 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.
Author and Founder of “The Sisterhood of Widows” , Certified “Law of Attraction” Facilitator
Early Intervention Field Traumatologist (EIFT) and Certified “Grief Recovery Specialist”
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Surviving Thanksgiving As a Widow
My role isn’t to tell you how to grieve over the holidays or “get over” your loss faster, but to remind you that grief is normal and natural, and you’re doing it just fine. That’s... Read More
Are You Meeting Your Needs As a Widow?
In everything we do, we are either meeting our needs or we are not. Learning to make the choices that will effectively meet our needs is a key to the pursuit of happiness and that... Read More
Widows Sharing Their Genuine Emotions
Grieving is hard and so for self-protection we put up a wall around our frail feelings. We insulate ourselves and in time it makes us feel even more numb. When you understand your grief and... Read More
Are You a Bold Widow?
To me, as a widow, being bold means taking on a new future that speaks to who I am and the person who I want others to see. As we know, life is too short... Read More
New York Times Article About Grief and Cooking
July 8, 2019 Mary Francis, I’m a food reporter at the New York Times, and I’m working on a story about grief and cooking. I’ve spoken to many bereavement counselors who have told me about... Read More
Should A Sick Widow Move?
This is one of the toughest decisions a sick widow may be forced to make. Your decision should be timely, other wise you may wait until you no longer have the capacity to choose for... Read More
Widows Need To Be a Bit Selfish
As widows we need to take time for ourselves and not be lead by what other people think we should do. This is one of my videos introducing you to my YouTube channel. Read More
The Sisterhood of Widows
It’s very important to me that the blogs I write are filled with great content and support. I’m committed to making “The Sisterhood of Widows” resource website a success so that their stories and coaching... Read More