Widowers, you can’t think your way out of this one! Usually our analytical brains put our IQ (abstract reasoning, memory, […]
Introduction AI can amaze you and it can scare you. A recent film, The AI Doc: Or How I Became
Many, if not all of us, will experience what is commonly known as Widow’s/Widower’s Fog. Everything seems mushy and unclear,
during deep grieving it is easy to fall into the more severe expressions of depression. It can be scary as hell…
When things are going badly, and certainly the death of your wife qualifies, it is easy to fall into a
We speak often about how alone and desperate we feel after our wife has passed. And we know how this
When our wives pass, we have no idea how much our lives are about to change. The change is so dramatic that we often enter a “brain fog” during the first few weeks. Our mind cannot process what is going on.
The following is a summary of an often-told story that offers a valuable perspective on how we might regard grief.
Remember Frankie Valli’s hit song, “Big Girls Don’t Cry?” Many of us can probably sing a few verses. Well, like you, I learned the hard way that as widowers, BIG BOYS ALSO CRY! And we often find it to be a shock to our system.
Nothing can be more disconcerting for our sons and daughters than to see their father cry, especially full out sobbing!