The search for online help
Once we caught our breath, both of us began to look for resources to help in our grief journey. The sweet little old lady widow groups at church were nice…
Shovels of Dirt
Today is the day. It is December 1, 2007-- the funeral is today. Yesterday was the wake. I stood there, still in shock. I am still in shock now. I…
Quarantined with Grief as Your Partner – Fighting Depression
Originally, we were going to publish this last week but with all the chaos in the world, we just couldn’t find the words to write. For the first time, it…
Memorial Day 2020
Some of you may know that both of us have family members who have served or are serving. Jeni’s son served as a Marine and her significant other retired after…
Mom’s Day 2020 – Not the Norm
In 2019, we made the remark that 2020 was going to be a year of “perfect vision” and that it was going to be a phenomenal year. Talking to others,…
Quarantine Spring Cleaning in Grief
As widows, we often talk about “new Normal”. Right now, it seems that the world is looking at this term as well. Many discussions are occurring about what life will…
Grief in Isolation
Your world has been torn apart by the death of a loved one. At the same time, this world has gone crazy. Isolation rules the day. Everyone is talking about…
Sifting Through the Ashes
As our world addresses this situation with COVID-19, we want to let you know that we will continue to be a resource for grief and its associated facets. Our prayers…
Visiting the Grave Site
When Bob died, one of the questions that came up was where are we going to bury him. “What cemetery do you want to use?” was a question that I…
What do I do with his remains?
That’s a question I never thought I’d have to answer much less really deal with in my 40’s. He’s gone and now you have decide things you never wanted to.…
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