It’s OK to NOT be a Super Parent
In our next installment of It’s OK we’re here to tell you it’s OK to be an OK parent. No need for the super parent or martyr. Just surviving is…
Walking Quietly into 2022
Has it ever been a couple of “interesting” years lately. Phew. The whole world has gone topsy turvy in ways that none of us ever expected. Recently, we saw a…
Taking care of yourself in the midst of ho ho ho – prepping for the holidays
Holidays. They are supposed to be such a wonderful time of year. Ugh. Holidays. How are you supposed to be merry and jolly when you are processing such a loss…
What to say and what to not say when someone loses a loved one
We often get asked, “What do I say to the bereaved? It’s so hard to know what to say? I don’t want to say something stupid or hurtful. Can’t you…
Boundaries in Grief: Struggles and Solutions
Boundaries and grief. When in grief, healthy boundaries may be the furthest thing from your mind. However, it’s a good topic to check in with so that you are getting…
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…
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…
Important Documents To Gather After a Spouse Dies
This week, we are continuing our tips for what to do when THAT happens. We invited an attorney to give us her legal perspective on what information needs to be…
Financial Tips for When Death Happens
This is a large complex topic that often is the biggest burden after a death. Finances can be a challenge and often a point of contention in marriage and life.…
Widow Tips for Couples – Planning for THAT
Having traveled this journey people often ask us what they should do. What are our tips to couples? First, if you have lost someone recently, our deepest sympathies go out…