I often wonder if what we want is really a second chapter. Sometimes we read a book and it does not end as we wanted it to, much like our...

After 3 years of being a widower I started realizing I had lost another position. I was no longer someone’s most important person. That...

I would like to share my journey through my grief, healing and accepting love again. I see a lot of posts about when is it acceptable to...

While responding to a post in the USA Facebook Group asking "When does the pain go away?", a very wise member stated, "Never. Your world...

So, I have been doing my best to absorb the grief that I/we deal with daily. I have had an innumerable amount of emotions and thoughts to...

It’s ok to feel scared. It’s ok to feel lost. It’s ok to struggle. It’s ok to fail. It’s ok to be going through something difficult. It’s...

Since my wife passed in January (after a short but valiant seven week battle with pancreatic cancer) I have been in a couple of grief...

Through the tears of Loneliness, I’d moan and I’d groan, God please show me an advantage of living alone. He said. Your maker is now your...

The Dust Bowl of Widowhood.... is much more widespread and affects more people than the original dust bowl of the 30's. The dust bowl...

I believe that being a part of a widowed community like this one, causes a very special bond. We are family. The fact that no one else understands us brings us together in a way that transcends distance, sex, and age as we congregate here in our little world that none of us ever wanted to be a part of. As we show compassion in helping each other we actually help ourselves. The love and kindness that we show others will always find its way back to us. There are basical