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Widowed Emotions

If

Posted on: September 5, 2018 | Posted by: Alison Miller

If all things that are impossible Became impossibly real, And the unimaginable Became impossibly imaginable, And what is impossibly, unimaginably, inconceivable, Became entirely plausible. In a world where my fiercest and most impassioned pleas, Ringing forth from the depths of my shattered heart… Could be heard pulsating through the days and…

Categories: Widowed Emotions

Getting Older Doesn’t Suck

Posted on: August 30, 2018 | Posted by: Olivia Arnold

I originally wrote this post last year and have revised it a bit to reflect my current feelings. Happy Birthday to me! Enjoy! I hear it all the time…”another year older, urgh,” “I hate getting older,” “I hate my birthday and the reminder I’m getting old,” “getting older sucks.” I use to be one of these people. I cried on my 10th…

Categories: Widowed Birthdays, Widowed Emotions

I Wanted to Call You

Posted on: August 26, 2018 | Posted by: Sarah Treanor and Mike Welker

It has been now 6 years since my fiance died. Very seldom these days do I have those moments when all I want to do is pick up the phone to call him and tell him about something that happened. Part of that is due to time, and probably part due to being able to share many of our favorite things with my new partner Mike. Having lost my mom when I was…

Categories: Widowed Memories, Widowed and New Love, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions

The Only and the Already

Posted on: August 25, 2018 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

There are minutes, hours, days that seem to fly by while seconds seem to drag on forever. It has only and already been 4 months since Tin has passed – only and already. For those that don’t lose their “person”, it is hard to explain that time’s guidelines begin to bend in ways we never knew. Good days go fast. Bad days go slow. Yet the next…

Categories: Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Miscellaneous

What Remains, In This After of You

Posted on: August 22, 2018 | Posted by: Alison Miller

A trifold flag, presented to me at your memorial service. Where are you, my beloved? ID tags that hang over my bed or around my neck. Where are you, my beloved? 3 children you raised with me, though they weren’t of your blood. Where are you, my beloved? A grandson who would tower over you in height, and who reminds me of you each time I see a…

Categories: Widowed Emotions, Miscellaneous

A Wolf in Family Clothing

Posted on: August 18, 2018 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Over the river and through the woods, Tin’s Aunt had come down to see him before he passed and to help his mother handle a mother’s worst nightmare losing a child. She watched him grow, watched him thrive and now held him as he faded away. I can’t imagine and it seems unholy although if Jesus’ mother had to go through it than who am I to…

Categories: Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Miscellaneous

Get in the Casket and Die Too

Posted on: August 16, 2018 | Posted by: Olivia Arnold

The other week I saw this meme on Instagram about dying and not wanting the person you’re with to be happy afterwards and about how they should get in the casket and die too. It was framed in a “funny” way and meant to be a joke but I didn’t find it funny at all. I felt defensive, like it was an attack on me and other widows who have fought…

Categories: Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions

The Spice of Life

Posted on: August 11, 2018 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

It’s amazing how simple things can etch a memory deep into your heart. Music, sights, sounds and smells. Food and cooking has always brought back memories of family holidays and campfire stories. Tin loved food. That’s basically the understatement of the year. He would take anything we had in the kitchen and in an hour there would be a…

Categories: Widowed Memories, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Miscellaneous

It’s Not Guilt, It’s Sadness

Posted on: August 10, 2018 | Posted by: Kelley Lynn

So it’s been 7 years since my beautiful husband left for work one morning, and never came home. Seven years since his shocking and sudden death. Seven years of living this life in the “after” of painful and life-changing loss. It’s a long time, and it isn’t. It’s forever, and it’s also ten seconds. In all of this time living with the death of my…

Categories: Widowed and Healing, Widowed and New Love, Widowed Emotions

The Forgotten

Posted on: August 4, 2018 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Seconds filled with thoughts turn to minutes and the minutes to hours. It’s only been 3 months so there isn’t going to be a whole day that I won’t be affected by losing you. In all honesty, I will never go a day without missing you. So why does it feel like everyone else has forgotten you? When you left, I was surrounded by family and…

Categories: Newly Widowed, Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed

Where Are They?

Posted on: August 1, 2018 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Where are they… The ones we loved in life, love still, in death? Where do they go when they leave our sides? Do they exist in a far away Universe, Unseen and unseeable? Carried only in memory, That shows itself in the wind, In clouds tinged with the colors of a sunrise or sunset? Do they see us as we wish for them? Do they hear our cries of…

Categories: Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Signs from Loved One

The White Rabbit

Posted on: July 28, 2018 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Alarm goes off and it hurts to get out of bed. I was asleep by 10 pm last night and it’s 5am now. That’s 7 hours! 7!! Why am I exhausted? Up I go and into the bathroom. Brush my teeth, get dressed, take meds, get yelled at for food by the cat, walk the dog, pack my lunch, rush to eat breakfast, gym for 1 hour, catch up on texts, emails and…

Categories: Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed

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