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Leaving Me

Posted on: January 9, 2015 | Posted by: Kelley Lynn

I took a short nap tonight, which I almost never do, because I SUCK at napping. (I have trouble falling asleep, and then when I do, I want to sleep for hours, and I wake up feeling worse and more tired than before the nap, and then I can never sleep later that night because I napped during the day.)  Please, good people of earth, remind me to…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Suddenly, Miscellaneous

The Next Chapter

Posted on: January 3, 2015 | Posted by: Rebecca Collins

Well so far, 2015 is not going as planned, as I came down with a yucky head cold on New Years Day and have spent the past few days in bed, wishing Dan were here to fuss over me.I had such grand plans of spending the last few days of my Summer holiday enjoying time with my family and friends, hitting the gym to start shaking the couple of kilos that…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed and New Love, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Community, Widowed by Suicide, Miscellaneous

Marriage Rings and Heart Strings

Posted on: December 24, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

It’s a topic written about and commented upon, frequently.  Little circles, made of gold or silver, encrusted with stones or plain.  Maybe engraved.  Little circles that symbolize so much.  For such a tiny thing, they can wield so much power.   Mine did.  I loved being married to my husband.  I loved our passion, I loved our friendship, I…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Milestones, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

Widow Confusion

Posted on: December 17, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Widowhood is confusing to me.  I suppose every huge life change is, for those in the midst of it.  My mind whirls with thoughts of my husband’s final days, his death, leaving southern California in my rear view mirror, driving away from him, being out on the road without him…the memories, and the pain that go with those memories, are strong and…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

A Step Up from Suffication

Posted on: December 10, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

I reached a crisis point in my grief late last week.  It was as if all the agony and devastation that lingers right under my skin suddenly became the surface of my skin and I felt like a wild animal that howls its’ pain to the night skies. It didn’t help that I’d been ill for almost a week, a vicious flu that tore up my body in every way possible.

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

This Dark Night of the Soul

Posted on: December 3, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

This particular blog is one I don’t plan on editing or changing in any way.  It’s completely raw writing from the darkness of this night that I’m in. I came in off the road not quite a week ago, right before Thanksgiving.  My PinkMagic trailer is parked outside my son’s house here in Arizona.  He recently moved in with his girlfriend, soon to be…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

The Road Well Traveled

Posted on: November 19, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

My daughter and I are nearing the end of our 6 month road adventure.  It will be the end of this particular segment of my Odyssey of Love.  But it doesn’t end in Arizona when I drop her off.  I’m going to take a one month break off the road, visit with my son and grand-daughter, meet my son’s girlfriend and her daughter (I’m really looking…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

Secluded Paths

Posted on: November 18, 2014 | Posted by: Jason Weaver

Maggie kept the beat in our relationship when it came to social engagements. She injected me into a lively social world that held me captive to weekends packed with activities, most of which were not optional. Now, without her overwhelming influence, I find myself woefully disengaged with what I think most people would consider normal life. We had…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Without Children, Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed and New Love, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

My Heart

Posted on: November 6, 2014 | Posted by: Stephanie Vendrell

My heart is raw. It breaks open easily. It doesn’t take much. Another memory of the life I lost when Mike died. Another tragic story from another new member of our terrible club. Another heartbreak from a fellow widow having made the effort to find new love and life and been hurt. Another day of pain and sadness in a friend’s ongoing attempt to…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Community, Widowed Suddenly, Miscellaneous

The Flip Side of the Coin

Posted on: October 27, 2014 | Posted by: Michele Neff Hernandez

As you all know, Cassie felt that it was time for her to share her writing spot with another widowed writer. I want to begin this post by thanking Cassie for her years of dedication to Widow’s Voice. She has changed so many lives on Monday after Monday after Monday…mine included. Thank you so much for sharing your heart with us Cassie! Also, we…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Suddenly, Miscellaneous

A Dangerous Indulgence

Posted on: October 25, 2014 | Posted by: Rebecca Collins

I’ve been really missing my husband this week.  I miss him every week, of course, but this week his absence has been palpable.  I’m not sure why, maybe it’s because I’ve been spending a bit of time helping a friend who has a new born baby, which is a sensitive issue for me. Maybe it’s because yesterday marked the 15-month anniversary.

Categories: Widowed, Widowed by Suicide, Miscellaneous

Rose-scented Conversations

Posted on: July 16, 2014 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Language has changed for me in this time since Chuck died.I’m certain I’m not the only one who has heard people say “Your fillintheblank would want you to be happy”. Happy is one of the words that has changed for me.  Happiness is a fleeting thing and I’m not concerned about being happy.  Life is deeper than that for me now.  I hope someday I…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

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