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Camp Widow Serendipity in 2025

September 25, 2024 by Kathie Neff Leave a Comment

CW bus on water in Seattle.

… two stories, one in process. … a story from 2023.                                          Two widows, two rocks, two husbands—integrity twice remembered. It was September of 2022 in Denver at the local community college. A widow, finding no […]

Filed Under: Newly Widowed, Widowed, Widowed Memories, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Widowed Community Tagged With: Travel, widowhood and moving forward, newly widowed, widowed, widowed community, hope for widowed, healing for widowed, anxiety

An Eye Opener:

May 1, 2024 by Kathie Neff Leave a Comment

Black woman whose husband died fighting in the Central African Republic (CAR).

Worldwide Widowed Communities   What took me to stories about widowed folk around the world?   Just returned from a mini-vacay where I had no responsibilities other than showing up for the fun. Arriving home to my regular routine, settling into the normal challenges of my post-Dan-life, I found myself wondering about the lives of […]

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Military Widowed, Widowed Suddenly, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed, hope for widowed, milestones, healing for widowed, anxiety, widowhood and moving forward

The Volume Button

February 4, 2024 by Kelley Lynn Leave a Comment

Years go by. Days, months, life events. Before you know it, you have been living with the death of your person for almost 13 years. It goes by in a flash, and also, excruciatingly slow. Life goes on, as they say. But sometimes what really sucks is that the constant death of your person also […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: widowed, grief, triggers, missing you, hard times, thirteen years

Today and yesterday (and weeks, months, years prior) . . .

October 26, 2022 by Kathie Neff Leave a Comment

a single sunflower on a black background

. . . sunflowers continue to bring joy! Do you ever feel “off” in your day…in your body…in the events that transpire between waking in the morning and lying down at day’s end? That was me today. Sitting down to get a head start on my blog post for this week, I drew a blank. […]

Filed Under: Newly Widowed, Widowed, Widowed and Healing Tagged With: widowed sadness, widowed

A Good Week?

January 28, 2020 by Emma Pearson Leave a Comment

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…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed, multiple losses, widowed happiness, widowed reaction public death, Child Loss

Sticky Issues

January 21, 2020 by Emma Pearson Leave a Comment

When I was turning 20, (back in the last millennium, and indeed more than a decade before its end), a few people asked me, “what do you want for your 20th birthday?” I answered, “Twenty years between now and when I am 30”. I thought it was a very clever answer. And it was also an honest answer, based on my worldview at the time. My…

Filed Under: Widowed, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed, multiple losses, Child Loss

Too Many Deaths. Really. That’s Enough Now

January 14, 2020 by Emma Pearson Leave a Comment

I have just come back from what should have been two lovely days away with my Medjool. My new love. My number two. (Not Second Best. Just Number Two. Subtle but Important difference).  Some of our time away was lovely – truly relaxing, soothing, stunningly beautiful, comforting, renewing, and more. And some of it was just plain horrid. For me.

Filed Under: Widowed Emotions, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed sadness, widowed, multiple losses, Child Loss

997, 998, 999, 1000

January 7, 2020 by Emma Pearson Leave a Comment

Today is Friday 3rd January 2020. 3/1/2020 Or 1/3/2020 if you’re somewhere in North America, but that looks plain wrong to me. And anyway, that would be my dad’s birthday, 1st March. Not my uncle’s birthday, 3rd January. Both healthy, sporty, fit 81-year old men. 82 now for my uncle.  Today is 1000 days since Mike died. In about ten minutes,…

Filed Under: Widowed Milestones, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed, multiple losses, ashes, time, Child Loss

Farewell 2019 and Readers

January 2, 2020 by Mari Posa 1 Comment

I am finally saying goodbye to another year without my Husband. For me, 2018 and 2019 have been the most difficult years of my life. As I close 2019, I want to let you all know that I will be no longer writing blogs anymore.    For 2020, I need to focus on my health, my child and trying to get back to who I once was. In all honesty, my health is…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Holidays, Widowed Community Tagged With: new year, widowed, widowed community

Feeling Numb

December 19, 2019 by Mari Posa Leave a Comment

I can tell you as I am sitting here in my living room writing this blog, I am feeling numb. In the past two months, they found an irregular function with my heart, my house got hit by a tornado, and thankfully only knocked down a wall in my backyard. I had to get my roof redone and as they were putting in the new roof, a bunch of water poured all…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Holidays, Widowed Emotions Tagged With: widowed, widowed holidays, Numb

Bah Humbug

December 17, 2019 by Emma Pearson 1 Comment

I am trying to get festive. I really am. But little things tick me off. Like Christmas decorations. Particularly the really garish ones. And the plastic snowmen. The ones in our house are okay. Right now, that’s the sum total of an undecorated Christmas tree. And fairy lights that never actually went down after Christmas 2017. Somehow they have…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed Holidays, Multiple Losses Tagged With: widowed holidays, Holidays, Christmas, Child Loss, widowed, multiple losses

I Will Always Wonder

December 12, 2019 by Mari Posa Leave a Comment

I know it’s not healthy to think about what could have been. But sometimes I let my mind wander and take a peek of the life we could have had if you had never had your accident. I know this can’t ever exist, but I will always wonder.  I will always wonder if we would have grown old together. If we truly would have decorated our wheelchairs…

Filed Under: Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Miscellaneous Tagged With: what never will be, widowed, wondering, future, what if

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