There are many questions widows ask and they often struggle to find answers. Please know that as a widow I understand why you are asking and also why you need answers.
- How do I come to terms with the way things are and start seeing the positives?
- Do other widows feel their husband’s presence after their death?
- As a Widow I can’t move forward– how do I let his things go?
- Can you give me some advice on how to manage my money?
- I made my late husband a promise that I may not fulfill. What is the right thing to do?
- How can I feel better about myself?
- When is the right time to take off my wedding rings?
- Do I owe it to my children to keep in touch with their grandparents (my in-laws)?
For the answers to these questions and much more please go to my “Frequently Asked Question” page.
To Our Shared Journey,
Mary Francis is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist®, Certified Law of Attraction Facilitator
Early Intervention Field Traumatology (EIFT) and Author/Founder of “The Sisterhood of Widows”
Tina M Jones
I’ve asked myself these exact questions too. I am me…I had to release when it was just right for me, not you or someone else’s ideas of what was right. It was just the right time for me to move on. I’m not usually one to sit and stew long on many things in my life. But I just knew it was time.
My husband gave me everything I needed and wanted from him as I too gave him everything he was needing n wanting from me. Now it’s time to move on in my life to give to someone else as they too can give to me what they may be needing and never got. I’m content after 2+ years of new adjustments and adaptions and learning how to be me again with someone new. Yes, it can be exhausting even painful but so freaking worth it. I’m loving my new life, new role and new excitements each day brings. Yes, I still get waves that rush over me but they’re no longer tidal waves that totally disrupted my days…Life if good today…