Dear Readers,
Many of my peers are approaching or well-into the wonderful age bracket of maturity that is rich with life experiences. Exployment expertise or retirement recreation, travel, grandchildren, volunteering ... and saying goodbye to loved ones.
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While there are many types of losses addressed by the Condolence Coach (losses which can happen at any age,) My intention is that this post be a source of quick links to Condolence Coach posts on being widowed. Have you lost a partner or spouse? Are you supporting someone who has?These posts are for men or women, and unmarried committed partners, regardless of relationship status or sexual orientation.
Now three years past widowhood, my biggest advice is: stay open to life.
As always, you be the judge of what you find helpful.
In the Bewilds: Trekking Grief's Wilderness
Grief Recovery: Grinding Up the Old Road, Paving the New
Joy's Warrior Dragon: Courage Befriends a Widow
There's a Bear in the Closet: finding your safe spaces
Climbing Out of Deep Space: through and beyond grief
Surprise: I Thought I Was Past Grieving
Comfort Objects: Rereading Memento Notes
Cricket After Cricket: Life Goes On
"You Didn't Waste Any Time" and other reactions
Feathers From Heaven: Loving Blessings From Beyond
The Invisible Grief of Lesbian Widows
Grief Tools: An Emergency Kit For A Bad Day
Thank you for caring...and sharing!
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