S3 EP16 Words Of Wisdom: From One Widow To Another

In this special 100th episode of The Widow podcast, listen to other Widows share their story about love, grief and how they move forward with life after loss.
Grief truly is not a problem that can be fixed.
Instead it is something we learn to live alongside.
What becomes important is how we learn to face the journey through our mindset.
Listen as widows share:
• Coping with a sudden loss of a husband
• Grief and isolation after husband's death from cancer
• Finding solace in community after an unexpected loss
• Learning self-kindness and embracing unexpected accomplishments after loss
• Taking time to pause and reframe negative experiences
• Setting boundaries, finding structure, and routine in grief
• Discovering new hobbies and joy after loss
• Connecting with other widows and finding support through shared a journey
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[@janetslicer3637]

Please don't take this down. I have watched it twice and am going back for my third watch. I really need this.

[@hestervanstaden6161]

Good day, My name is Hester van Staden, I am from South Africa. Thank you for this channel of Karen I found while grieving my husbands Francois who passed away due to covid 30 December 2021. I lost him after 40 and half years of marraige. He was the liove of my life. I still feel if my whole body and mind have totaly shutdown and I do not know how to face life without him.
I still feeling lost after my 2nd year without my husband. I feel I have found a life supportt with this supporting group. I will surely also follow the 12 months course.
No one other than all this widowers will understand the emotions you going through without your person. ❤

[@jmmc59375]

This is soooo helpful…I find I am able to find some comfort in hearing all of these beautiful souls’ experiences. God bless them for being brave and sharing.

[@kathybryson7539]

It has been 21 months and I'm not better. I've done Griefshare, but that's not widows, it's any loss. I enjoyed listening to other widows. Ty

[@tonyamcgrew5891]

im on 2 programs now, just taking what I can learn. This video has so many nuggets to try that is not mentioned in the programs, thank you Karen. Phil died Suddently Feb 20 2024, we were together 10 years and married 3. I am so very sad. My daughter is Estranged, no family to help me and I am learning to make friends, right now I met with a volunteer.

[@patriciawagstaff6302]

This is my 2nd Christmas without my man .My husband of 47 years.
I still miss him so very much.
Christmas is the hardest time for me. 😅

[@janetslicer3637]

It is my second Christmas also. I think the first, I was still in shock and horror. This year it is much sadder. We'll root for each other. Stay safe and healthy during your holidays! ♥️🎄🎉

[@pigletsbank437]

I wish i would live in the uk. There is so little for ( young) Windows where i live. The lonelyness is enourmously

[@pigletsbank437]

💯

[@beatleme2]

for women its easier, they can find a new guy anytime, for a guy esp older 50 plus, its not as easy - widowed guys have to have it together verses other guys who have it together after he loses his wife - loss my wife of 13 yrs in 3 mths to cervix cancer tumor 8 1 23 just turned 50 :( unexpectably