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Widowed Emotions

Change

Posted on: February 17, 2020 | Posted by: Staci Sulin

I feel change. Change in me.  And, changes around me.
If Mike’s death has taught me anything it is that change is the only thing that is constant in life.
Change is the only thing that you can know for certain.

I have changed so very much since he died I often wonder if he could come back to life if Mike and I would need some time to adjust to each other.  I am not the woman Mike knew and loved anymore.  Parts of that woman still exist, but his death has irreparably changed me.  I accept this.  I have to.

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Memories, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Suddenly

Moving Forward….

Posted on: February 15, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

My second Valentine’s without you. The first one was a fog. The second one I’m wide awake with full clarity to feel all the feelings. To say today is fine would be dishonest. Today is hard but I know that I’ll be ok. I am safe. Since Tin’s passing, I have found that my open […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Without Children, Widowed Memories, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Holidays, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed

Distraction

Posted on: February 13, 2020 | Posted by: Jeff Ziegler

Among the many things I have been told since Suzanne died was that I should not try to distract myself from the grief. No matter what the form, a distraction (from what I can gather) is anything I do that stops me from thinking about Suzanne’s death

Categories: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Community

Russian Mountains

Posted on: February 11, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

Last week, on Thursday 6th February, I was having “a good day”. I had been for a long swim early in the morning and felt good in the water. I had a calm-ish day planned in the beautiful office space I have on Thursdays – just a few calls planned during the day, and most […]

Categories: Child Loss, Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Multiple Losses

Passion Take 2

Posted on: February 10, 2020 | Posted by: Staci Sulin

I have taken a fair bit of time to think about my future.  After much thought and consideration, I have concluded that my life will be magical again – eventually.  I know that my life will be everything I ever dreamed it could be.  Life will be beautiful – again.  Maybe even more lovely than I’ve ever imagined…  […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions

Someone else’s memories *sigh*

Posted on: February 6, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Just an ordinary widowed day. Get up, brush my teeth, look at the dishes and laundry I didn’t have time to do, *sigh*, take the dog out – Pretty standard these days. Roan and I start our walk grabbing a bag because we pick up after ourselves. Well actually I clean up after us. Just me. No one to help. *sigh*.  We walk the same way every morning…

Categories: Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Memories, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Signs from Loved One

Life After Death Through Three Lenses of Change

Posted on: February 4, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

In my recent experience learning about Human Dynamic Systems, one of the frameworks I was introduced to was called “Three Kinds of Change”. It posits that there are three types of change we face, and knowing what kind we are experiencing is important to helping us find appropriate ways of working with it. It occurred to me to look at aspects of…

Categories: Widowed Emotions, Multiple Losses

Grit and Grace

Posted on: February 3, 2020 | Posted by: Staci Sulin

My foundation shifted and collapsed when he died. I buried Mike, but it was me who was buried alive by the wreckage of our dilapidated life.    For a long time I thought that maybe if I stood still he’d come for me.  I thought he would somehow find me and save me from the ruins of our lost life.  Then, after a while, I realized that Mike was…

Categories: Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Uncategorized

Skeletons in the Closet

Posted on: February 1, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

  Well it’s almost 2 years now and I finally gave in. I haven’t really gone through our closet since Tin passed away.  Each time I’d go in the closet I would feel like there were skeletons about to grab me. I’d choke up seeing a jacket he wore, a scarf he wrapped, a shirt that was there for a special event we had together. Sometimes I…

Categories: Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Memories, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed

A Good Week?

Posted on: January 28, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

It’s been a good week. By most objective and subjective measures, it’s been a good week. For me. And I realise it’s been a horrendous week and few days for anyone who is newly widowed, grieving, going through date landmines, dealing with death-admin. I am not a follower of Basketball, American or any other type, but god knows I have some…

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Multiple Losses

Resolutions and other Bullshit

Posted on: January 27, 2020 | Posted by: Staci Sulin

Many people make resolutions in January.   I didn’t.  I simply picked a word.  I picked a word to guide me into the new decade. LOVE This is my word.    I’m not talking about romantic love.  I’m talking about: Big Love, Agape Love, Self-Love.  And, mostly I am talking about Love of Life. MY life.  The life  I have in front of…

Categories: Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions

Social Media Inspiration

Posted on: January 24, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

After awhile, our friends and family don’t get the daily loss reminders we do. I get these strong urges to post on social media and remind them but those posts have evolved into a way to try and help anyone who needs it. This week, as I sit in my car, I just started writting….. It’s been almost 2 years since Clayton passed away. Sometimes it…

Categories: Widowed Memories, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Community, LGBTQ+ Widowed

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