It has been 1461 days since my love left me here to continue life’s journey. It has been lonely without you here; nothing can stop the tears from falling. No one compares to you! I have experienced depression, drinking, emotional eating, sleeping all day, not sleeping, not eating, uncontrollable tears, being angry, being sad, simply just grieving.
In the last 1461 days life has taught me that the brain, and the body is fragile. I never in my life could have imagined that my heart and my brain would endure such pain, and that I would be on this journey of life without the man that made my heart smile! Without the man that would rub my feet! The man that loved me! The man that called me beautiful on my worst days! The man that was so gentle, patient, and kind.
No one can compare to my late husband, no one or nothing can compare to him. I have realized that life is too short, and I try to embrace each moment, and each day because I do not know when it will be my last.
This journey of widowhood has made me look at life with a new approach! I want to laugh again, I want my heart to smile again, I want to feel love again, I want to live life to the fullest learning new things, discovering new ventures, discovering how to live alone, accomplishing goals, aspirations, and dreams.
No one can compare to Kenneth Foster as our love was a very special love.
I encourage each of you to reflect on your own lives and try to live again, whatever that looks like for you. Find a new purpose for your life and live it unapologetically.

I can relate so much to your great loss in the love of your life sent by God. For I too lost my precious love after an 11 year battle with cancer, weekly Dr visits, multiple remissions through many surgeries and rounds of chemo and radiation leading to reoccurrences until he finally succumbed to this debilitating disease at the young age of 40. I have experienced every emotion you shared and still feel lost without my Gary after 28 years without him now. But I am so grateful that the Lord, with the help of his wonderfully gifted doctors, gave us almost 12 years together. I still struggle navigating this life without my Gary, as I’ve remained widowed. We lived out every wedding vow we promised to each other. I have never been able to give my heart to anyone else or even think about speaking our vows to another. I’ve remained content having found my one true love that some never experience in their lifetime.