Grief & Widowhood

chronic grief

Chronic Grief: A Mother’s Journey Toward Healing and Grace

I am a mother, grandmother, and wife who suffers from chronic grief. My life has not been in balance for some time. My beloved Ultimate Concierge is battling vascular dementia, and my adult children have chosen estrangement, carrying my grandchildren with them on this most unpleasant and hurtful journey. Yet, life still delivers unexpected gifts. […]

Advice, Grief & Widowhood, Self Care

read more

Condolence Card

How to Write a Condolence Card

Loss of a spouse, a parent, a sibling, a child — oh my God, a child! — a close friend, a pet or a colleague creates despair, emotional turmoil, worries, and a thousand different feelings. *Affiliate disclosure.  Sending a condolence card is hard but necessary Those who hear or read the news of the loss […]

Grief & Widowhood, Passages After 50, Relationships

read more

honey good surviving widowhood

The Tools I Used to Survive Widowhood

A New Lifestyle with Widowhood As a woman over 50, when you find yourself alone and adjusting to a new and unwanted lifestyle, it can be a traumatic experience. Whether your great loss is due to a divorce or widowhood, it is hard to transition from coupledom to singlehood. We all face adversity in this […]

Advice, Grief & Widowhood, Relationships

read more

estrangement

How to Say Goodbye to an Estranged Child

Estrangement does not just affect the estranged child and the parent they chose to leave behind. Are you aware that tens of millions of families are living through a nightmare of suffering and intolerable pain brought on by adult-child estrangement? Probably not because parents living in the midst of estrangement hide their situation due to […]

Advice, Grandchildren, Grief & Widowhood, Relationships

read more

How I Survived The Loss Of My Husband

HOW I SURVIVED THE LOSS OF MY HUSBAND

My first experience with death and mourning occurred with the untimely loss of my late husband, Michael. Losing my soulmate was debilitating. I can best describe myself as shattered and shocked. One day I was young, in my forties with two precious daughters living near the sea, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Life in the Islands with Michael, also […]

Advice, Grief & Widowhood, Relationships

read more

Many women over 50 do. I have found, the key to feeling relevant, important, and VISIBLE lies within you. I hope my free eBook will help you rediscover your purpose, and see the value that I so clearly see in you. 

as a woman, do you feel invisible?