Widower Risk Factors – Part One
This is the first of two blogs on this topic. Part Two will deal with solutions to each of the […]
This is the first of two blogs on this topic. Part Two will deal with solutions to each of the […]
On the evening of June 29, 2015, I began a journey for which I was ill-prepared. After holding my wife
When our wives die, we often lose the one person who loved us: All of these “failings” may lead us
A few days ago, I received word that an old friend of mine, whom I have known for over 15
Guilt and anger are recognized characteristics of the grief journey – Guilt over what could have been done or should
Whether quoting from Wayne’s World or the Bible, the phrase “I am not worthy” may describe how we feel at
David Knapp One of the potential grieving methods I found could be called “head-based vs. heart-based” grieving. The head-based part
Guilt and anger are recognized characteristics of the grief journey – Guilt over what could have been done or should
Almost every widower I have met, emailed, or spoken to has said this to me at some point. I certainly
“Don’t hoard your lessons!” Those words hammered into the back of my mind one day, about three months after my