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envy and widowhood

Toasting Alone

May 3, 2010 by Michele Neff Hernandez Leave a Comment

Tonight I toasted my youngest son’s confirmation with me, myself, and I. The ceremony was really beautiful, we enjoyed a lively lunch with our family to celebrate, and at the end of the day I felt peaceful and content. So, I popped the cork on a bottle of champagne, and toasted to a joy filled day.  As I poured my solo glass of bubbly, I laughed…

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What I Can Do

March 22, 2010 by Michele Neff Hernandez Leave a Comment

From the minute I was told that Phil was dead I have been tortured by things I could not do. Initially, the fact that no amount of hoping, denying, praying, or screaming was going to bring him back to life haunted my days. I was obsessed with the idea that the world would be whole again only when someone with a magic wand brought me back my…

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It Should Have Been Me …..

March 3, 2010 by Janine Eggers Leave a Comment

I hesitated quite a while before I wrote this post. I don’t know why …. I know without a doubt that you “get it”. Actually I do know why. It’s because I don’t want anyone to read this as a “poor me” post, or as an attempt to get sympathy. It’s not that. It’s just …. reality. And I’m ok with it.It should have been me.   How many times have you…

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Sweet?

March 2, 2010 by Michelle Dippel Leave a Comment

I remember a time not too long ago when I couldn’t taste anything, couldn’t notice the sunshine, couldn’t appreciate the beauty in anything. Getting out of bed and making it through the day was all I could handle. As time passed, I noticed a beautiful day – the first gorgeous day I noticed was ruined by a crying fit (how could it be this beautiful…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness Tagged With: widowed by cancer, envy and widowhood, widow, expressions of grief, widowhood and anger, widowed finding happiness again, michelle dippel-dahlberg, hope for widowed

I Honk For Love

August 15, 2009 by Taryn Davis Leave a Comment

I love LOVE. I love how it makes a person feel. I love the glow that quietly shows itself in the scrunch of your eyes or smile on one’s mouth. I love the feeling of invincibility that it instills in those who are in its grasp. And more than anything, I love when it is 100 percent, Grade A, TRUE LOVE. The kind that has no doubts or questions, the…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Military Widowed, Widowed Suddenly Tagged With: young widow, military widowed, envy and widowhood, widowed suddenly, widow, widowed perspective, taryn davis

Still human…

July 31, 2009 by Mie Elmhirst Leave a Comment

I arrived back home (Cape Cod) from my vacation and the Conference on Widowhood late last night and went straight to bed, more tired than tired. This morning I got up and took a look around. The grass needed to be mowed, the garden needed to be weeded, and the house had a layer of fine dust that I couldn’t see but I knew was there. My desk was…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness Tagged With: widowed grief triggers, widowed by cancer, envy and widowhood, widow, widowed happiness, widowed perspective, mie elmhirst

On being Pathetic

May 15, 2009 by Mie Elmhirst Leave a Comment

Sometimes I am quite certain that I am pathetic. Not only am I pathetic, but I am the pathetic-est of all. I am sure that no one anywhere is as petty, jealous or pissed off as I am. I feel like my cat Sophie must feel when she sleeps with her face jammed into her pillow. I don’t want to see anyone, I don’t want to hear anyone, and I especially…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Emotions Tagged With: envy and widowhood, widow, mie elmhirst

Team Dippel

March 30, 2009 by Michelle Dippel Leave a Comment

When my husband received his third and final cancer diagnosis in the fall of 2005, he decided to formalize his support team and designed a T-shirt that he intended to make and pass out to his posse. His shirt read: “Team Dippel, Living to Fight – Fighting to Live” on the front and on the back it read: “Fight to be Cancer Free in 2006”.

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, Widowed by Illness Tagged With: young widow, widowed by cancer, envy and widowhood, widow, widowed healing, michelle dippel-dahlberg

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