I'm A Widow!
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WIDOWHOOD: (At Its WORST &  At Its BEST!)

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After The Death of Your Husband....

Finally, Discover What Every Widow Wishes She Knew About Grieving

Secrets No One Bothers To Tell Widows

Welcome to Grieving Widows Matter.

This is a space created just for you—a place where your grief is understood, your memories are cherished, and your journey toward healing is honored.

We know that losing your husband can feel like losing a part of your soul. The grief can be overwhelming, leaving you feeling isolated and unsure of how to move forward. 

But here, you’re not alone.

Our purpose is to walk beside you on this difficult journey, offering comfort, understanding, and the support you need to heal.

We believe that your pain matters, and so does your healing. 

That’s why we are creating this space just for you—a place where your heart is heard and your grief is honored.

As you explore our resources, connect with others, and read stories from women who’ve walked a similar path, we hope you find the strength to embrace your grief and move forward at your own pace.

You’ve taken a brave step by being here, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Your husband's death launched you on a journey of grief you didn't volunteer or desire to go on.

It is one of the most devastating experiences you will ever experience.

You need to know that navigating through your grief is a journey that doesn't have an obvious destination.

I'm genuinely sorry that you lost your husband.

And I know you have already discovered that grief is a complex and deeply personal experience.

Another thing you will discover is that grief from your loss is incredibly challenging to understand and that grieving is necessary if you want to get on with a healthy life.

You are probably wondering if you will ever be happy again.  Yes, you will! 

Unfortunately, your life won't return to normal, but you will create a new normal.

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There are a number
of reasons why the grief process is complicated

  • Because of the Emotional Pain
    Grief brings intense emotions like sadness, anger, confusion, and loneliness. These emotions can be overwhelming and challenging to confront. It's normal to want to avoid pain, and that instinct can make it hard to embrace your grieving process fully.
  • Because there is the Fear of Letting Go
    Grief often involves letting go of the physical presence of your husband and adjusting to life without him.

    Fear of letting go is frightening, and it may feel like you are betraying your husband's memory. It's normal to feel guilty or worry that moving forward means forgetting or dishonoring your husband's memory.
  • Because of the amount of Change and Uncertainty
    There is no way to avoid the changes in relationships, traditions, and lfiestyle tha always comes with loss.
  • Because there are always Social Expectations
    People around you may unintentionally or intentionally convey messages encouraging you to move on quickly.

    Those expectations or pressures can influence your perception of how you should grieve or how long your grieving process should last. And that, in turn, makes it challenging to embrace and process your grief at your own pace.

    You may try to avoid grief altogether by suppressing it as a means of self-protection because the pain of loss can be so overwhelming that you may unconsciously try to shield yourself from it.

    Unfortunately, suppressing grief will hinder the healing process and prolong your pain in the long run.
  • Because grief can cause you to experience a Crisis of faith and belief in God
    Often, we overlook the spiritual part of our life  especially when we are grieving.

    Feeling a sense of injustice or blaming God for your suffering is not uncommon when you are experiencing intense pain and sorrow.

    Feeling like God has forgotten you is a common struggle in grief also. It can be challenging to reconcile the loss of your husband with the belief in a loving, caring Heavenly Father.

it's important to remember...

You will encounter many complicated challenges on your grief journey. 

Also, there is no one right way to grieve, but there are many unhealthy wrong ways to grieve.

Everyone's journey is unique!

Yours will be unique, but there are also similarities other widows experiences in their grieving process that you can benefit from on your journey.

Give yourself permission to grieve for as long as it takes!

How To Navigate Your Grief Journey
With An Easy To Follow Process

Grief is a journey as unpredictable as it is deeply personal.

I understand that each day brings a mix of emotions that can feel overwhelming and confusing. While the pain of losing your husband may never completely go away, its intensity will gradually decrease with time.

I invite you to walk this path with me so you do not have to face your sorrow alone. Together, we will explore the possibility of a future that, although different from your past, holds new hope and unexpected moments of happiness.

Your life may not go back to its former state, but you will find a new normal that is distinctly yours.

Give yourself permission to grieve, and don’t hesitate to seek support from caring friends, family, or professionals who can guide you.

Here, you will find guidance through manageable steps that ease the processing of your feelings and help you discover the path forward. In your moments of sorrow and reflection, remember that healing is a journey filled with promise.

I have established a space that cuts through overwhelming information and emphasizes small, meaningful increments to assist you in making progress on your grief journey.

Each step will help you regain strength and find clarity in the darkness. You deserve to experience life again, and I am here to help you reveal the magic hidden in every small increment of progress.

With hope and compassion, I stand by you. Always treasured.

"5 Mistakes Widows Can't Afford To Make"

P.S. You’ll notice the tiny increments in this eBook  - "Discover The 7 Secrets Every Widow Wishes She Knew About Grief"

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Most widows don't know where to begin
as they navigate through their grief.  

We have a wealth of helpful, encouraging, and comforting information for grieving widows
to help during this difficult season in your life.

How do you know what to try as
you navigate through your grief Journey?

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“Grief is like a long valley, a winding valley where any bend may reveal a totally new landscape.”

C S Lewis

From "A Grief Observed"

Many of the ideas I present here are based on biblical principles. 

I don’t know if you you practice any particular faith, don't believe in God, or feel distant from God, it doesn't matter, the information you find here can still help you.

Our website is filled with practical information that will encourage you as you grieve, regardless of your perspective on religion.

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“We bereaved are not alone. We belong to the largest company in all the world – the company of those who have known suffering.”

From the book, "We Bereaved"

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