Articles on Healing
for Widowers

by Cynthia Mascarenhas Life drags on. In one sense, it is mundane. In another, it is so full of unpredictability....

by Dr. David Knapp, PhD It has been said that time and memories are the griever’s friend. In the weeks...

By Fred Colby “Mother Theresa” is what my daughters and many of her friends called my wife during her lifetime....

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

Familiar Places I know this happens to you.  As you travel around your town, you pass by many places that...

My late wife, Jan, loved music.  Her tastes in music varied widely.  We began dating in 1969, on the tail...

Dear brothers, like many of you, I celebrated that we have reached the 1900-member mark in the Widowers Support Network....

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

After our wife passes, many of us will ask the question we desperately want an answer to: “Does she still...