There is nothing like video’s for telling our stories and sharing information for widows. “Stages of Grief” has been under dispute these last few years. To hear more about this please go to my YouTube channel and watch what I … Read More
I had lots of support from family and friends when Donnie died. Even a year later they were there at the grave site for the one year anniversary. I truly appreciate them; but as much as I needed their support, … Read More
Grief is an ongoing process and it is never completely settled. The loss is always with you and it can be triggered by anything. One moment you are resilient, functioning and in control. The next minute you feel fragile, confused … Read More
Society has some ideas about widows and unfortunately they sometimes see us widows as negative stereotypes. Widows are always mourning. It is disrespectful to the dead for widows to have fun. Widows are emotionally unstable. They present a threat to … Read More
Here is a good article written by Joan Wickerham. Grief is a lot weirder than we think. It doesn’t follow a logical course or conform to any predictable timetable. Yet we persist in making comments about how other people are … Read More
Take time on your grief journey to stand still and shake off the heavy burden you have been carrying. Ask yourself some questions: Do you still think of your husband every day? Do you become emotionally upset or can you … Read More
Anticipatory grief is a common grief reaction when facing the eventual death of a loved one. Yet, while most people are familiar with the grief that occurs after a death (conventional grief), anticipatory grief is not often discussed. Link to … Read More
This is a great article called ” A Necessary Stage of Healing” by Jaletta Albright Desmond who is a columnist who lives in North Carolina. “I was mad at her. Mad at God. Mad at the professionals who couldn’t read a … Read More
Please listen and enjoy Chapter One of the book “The Sisterhood of Widows”– read by a Professional Reader https://sisterhoodofwidows.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Ch001AudioBook.mp3
Widows may slip into denial when their lives take a different path and they are on their own again. One major denial is that we are on our own and that we will sometimes need help. We assume responsibilities unnecessarily … Read More