Articles on Grief/Despair
for Widowers

Quick Hitters are brief responses to Questions posed by author Fred Colby to his fellow WSN contributors. They offer a...

A few days ago, I had a conversation with my grief counselor, who also happens to be an Episcopal priest....

by David Knapp Shortly after my first wife, Ruth died, I heard a song by a musical couple in Michigan,...

by Cynthia Mascarenhas RN, LNCC While your immediate grief response is a fear that you will forget, your immediate trauma...

Epitaph is defined as “words written in memory of a person who has died.” Sometimes it’s a phrase or a...

If you already have all the answers, don’t waste your time asking others for help… because you won’t be able...

By Tom Peyton When my wife died over two years ago, I remember experiencing a gamut of emotions, with anger...

A couple of weeks ago, Brother Larry Ahrens shared a brief thought from SC Laurie titled “A Shout Out to...

If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future....