Lonely or Alone?
Principle #9: Grief can cause debilitating loneliness. When I focus only on myself and my needs, I believe the lie that no one cares about
Principle #9: Grief can cause debilitating loneliness. When I focus only on myself and my needs, I believe the lie that no one cares about
Principle #8: Grief has launched me into an unfamiliar world of finances, home maintenance, vehicles, and dozens of daily decisions. To help me negotiate
Principle #7: Living as a widow can cause fear and anxiety that I’ve never experienced before. In the face of many unknowns, I choose to
Principle #6: All my relationships with friends and family were impacted when my spouse died, leaving me to find new roles and ways of
Principle #5: Sometimes I feel as though I’ve lost my purpose and direction. I often find myself asking, “What comes next?” During this painful time,
Principle #4: In becoming a widow, I experienced a profound loss of identity. I am no longer a “We” but am learning to live as
Principle #3: “Widow Fog” is a real brain chemistry condition that keeps me from thinking clearly. It robs me of my ability to function, and
Principle #2: Grief can be intense and overwhelming, sometimes manifesting in unexpected sadness, exhaustion, or medical issues resulting from fulltime caregiving. As a part of
Each of the ten Refocusing Principles speaks to a specific area of being a widow. Although they may seem to overlap, they are each unique
Living through the loss of a spouse is like taking a ride on an extreme emotional roller coaster! One day we laugh with friends and
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