As widows we need to have our grieving time, but there will come a time when we are faced with two distinct choices about what we will do with our lives. The first choice we can make is to be … Read More
It’s been years since I began blogging on being a widow. I want to thank you for all your support. Hundreds of widows have visited my blog and Facebook page with many leaving comments that I have personally found inspiring. … Read More
Emotional depression is everywhere in the News, magazines, and advertisements for antidepressant drugs. The message is that depression is an illness that needs some kind of treatment. Unfortunately, things are not that simple when it comes to grief and depression. … Read More
I know as a widow that you have already lost your husband and that you need your friends, but are you trying to hold onto friends who aren’t really worth holding onto? A friend is not a friend if they … Read More
No matter how much you are grieving, it is necessary from time to time to get away from your pain. This may mean going on a day trip or an extended vacation of several weeks or even lunch with a … Read More
When we are grieving it can be easy to let others help us. They make decisions for us and guide us along when we are dazed by the lost of our loved one. But there comes a time when we … Read More
YouTube video I did about why couple friends disappear. A lot of widows not only lose their husbands they also lose some friends that continue life/travel as a couple and you are not – sadly you are now single.
First, willpower is definitely overrated and it’s a myth that you just need a little more willpower and you can do anything. Not only is it overrated, it can lead to great disappointments because willpower is fueled by our emotions. … Read More
As a widow, life is forever changed and we often need some help to rebalance our life. Sure we know that we need to try new things but if the task is too hard we get tired and frustrated, and … Read More
Widows start out uncertain about their next move – or second guess if they should make one at all. While making decisions can feel daunting, moving forward may be easier then you think: 1. Understand that it’s not going to … Read More