Audio Book for Widows
Please listen and enjoy Chapter One of the book “The Sisterhood of Widows”– read by a Professional Reader Mary Francis, The Sisterhood of Widows #thesisterhoodofwidows, #widow, #grief, #griefsupport
Widow Stories about life after the death of their husbands.
Please listen and enjoy Chapter One of the book “The Sisterhood of Widows”– read by a Professional Reader Mary Francis, The Sisterhood of Widows #thesisterhoodofwidows, #widow, #grief, #griefsupport
My biggest regret is that my husband and I deferred enjoyment until the kids grew up and before that happened he died. We should have reached out for opportunities to have fun and had more of a social life. We … Read More
As I begin to take stock of my life and make new and different choices I feel some peace of mind. I perceive this stage of my journey as a period of reflection and I discovered the wisdom that comes … Read More
Widows have it hard all over the world and we sometimes forget just how fortunate we are to live in North America. Here widows have lawful rights and society as a whole treats them with more respect. An Action Aid … Read More
Mary I read the advice on your website and it was helpful. I came across your website because I was browsing at the widow and widowers meet dot com dating website. I lost my husband Mark De Selles February 9, … Read More
Make a list of ways that can change your focus and your thinking into a more positive frame of mind. I love playing music and reading is another way to make myself feel good. It changes my focus from feeling … Read More
I’m travelling on the road alot these days and sometimes I drive by a tourist area because I’m on a mission to get where I’m going. But this one hot July day I saw the road sign that said “Nackawic … Read More
Widow stories about funerals from the book “The Sisterhood of Widows”. There is no “sacred cow” when it comes to funerals and more people are adding their own special and personal touches to the funerals of their loved ones. … Read More
As I think back in time my earliest recollection of death was that of my grandfather. Children have a strange understanding of life and death that often leaves them with a bewildered acceptance. I was young (about eight) and what … Read More
I want to thank Steve Spires of Smet Monuments for having me as a speaker at his annual sales convention. I drove down to St. Stephen on Saturday and as usual I’m all keyed up and nervous about speaking to a … Read More