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Category Grief

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America, the Grieving

by Susan Leathers in Grief, Hope for Widows Foundation, Mental Health
April 29, 2020June 19, 2020
As I write this, more than 57,000 Americans have died from Covid-19, and the number of Americans grieving for each other grows exponentially. In a country that compartmentalizes death to funeral homes and then largely ignores the entire topic, the ...
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Parenting as a Widowed Mother

by Jennifer Carstens in Grief, Hope and Healing, Hope for Widows Foundation
April 28, 2020June 19, 2020
Widowhood has multiple challenges.  Being widowed while solo parenting is one of those difficulties.  Parenting teens is super easy… said no parent ever.  Today’s teens face more complexities in their lives than their parents did when they were teenagers.  Parenting ...
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I Am a Survivor

by Celi Olson in Grief, Hope and Healing, Hope for Widows Foundation, Mental Health
April 28, 2020June 19, 2020
I never would describe myself as strong. People have told me, "you are a strong woman".  But I don't always see myself that way, but I should. I have survived one of my worst nightmares, my lowest low and fought ...
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grief journey

Surviving Hug Withdrawal

by Katherine Billings-Palmer in Coping Mechanisms, Grief
April 27, 2020June 19, 2020
I’m a hugger. A cuddler. A squeezer. Touching and affection are powerfully important elements that keep me happy, sane, and functioning. I know I’m not alone in this. Quarantining is wreaking havoc with the psyches of many of us who ...
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Music is Therapy for the Soul

by Dena Benesh in Grief, Hope and Healing, Hope for Widows Foundation
April 24, 2020June 19, 2020
Music has truly been therapy for my heart and soul over the last 22 months.  Seth and I loved listening to music together.  It started from the first time we met to our final days together.  We would always have ...
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Pay that kindness forward

by Susan Leathers in Coping Mechanisms, Grief, Hope for Widows Foundation, Mental Health
April 21, 2020June 19, 2020
Last week, a former student of mine messaged me from across the country and asked how I was doing. AND, she wanted to send me some of her homemade jam (or marmalade--she’s going to surprise me). How am I doing? ...
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Solo Parenting Sucks

by Carla Duff in Coping Mechanisms, Grief, Solo Parenting
April 20, 2020June 19, 2020
I’m going to share something that every widowed parent knows. Solo parenting sucks. Being the only one twenty-four hours a day seven days a week without an end in sight. And yes, I have amazing friends who would do anything ...
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Widowhood Prepared Me For A Pandemic

by Carla Duff in Grief, Hope and Healing, Hope for Widows Foundation
April 16, 2020June 19, 2020
    Who knew that widowhood would prepare me for a pandemic?    Many are wondering how will I survive? Is it OK to eat cereal for dinner? What am I going to do with all this time to myself?  ...
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Breathe, just breathe.

by Therese Marchitelli in Coping Mechanisms, Grief, Hope for Widows Foundation
April 15, 2020June 19, 2020
I was really good at that - breathe, be, let go, space. What I wasn’t good at was engaging with the “dust” before it settled or getting sucked into reaction. There’s a lot that’s transpired in science, medicine, technology. psychology, ...
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Why Broken Hearts Love More

by Jayme Johnson in Grief, Hope and Healing, Hope for Widows Foundation, Relationships and Dating
April 14, 2020June 19, 2020
The death of anyone you can't imagine living without teaches you an astronomical amount about life, love, and loss. Prior to experiencing the passing of my husband, I couldn't fathom just how much the pain of that loss would teach ...
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