a day in the life of a twenty seven year old unmarried widow – Dallas edition
Category: Widowhood
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Grief emotions creeping in, upcoming things in our life here and on the blog!
It was such a special moment to hear that from her after he had passed. Having these special bonds with him just makes it that much more difficult around the holidays. Let me tell y’all… The grief around the holidays is real and
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My last post of 2022 but so much to come for 2023!
Unfortunately I have decided that today will be my last blog post of 2022. Now let me explain.. I will actually be out of Texas for a good majority of the month due to Christmas and my nieces 5th birthday which is in exactly two weeks. I have so much packing to worry about here.…
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Mine & Khloe’s first ever Animal Communication session!!
Our session with Alex was so enlightening and I am so glad that I did this and will forever be grateful to Alex for connecting me closer to Khloe. We will definitely be scheduling more sessions over the next few years but now, time to tell y’all all about our first session!! Within 20 seconds…
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Social expectations surrounding Widowhood & Grief
On the topic of every grief journey being different, everybody experiencing grief differently and the most common responses, something I found that I love was that “You cant dictate how a person feels”. This is a great statement for anybody grieving. I think so many people expect grief to be a one size fits all…
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Let’s chat about grief and some of the emotions & hurdles we face as a widow
It’s okay that there are things we’ve gone through that have changed us. There also may be some things you carry with you, there are definitely things I’ve carried with me along this new journey. Adjusting to this new life is hard and a work in progress, you just have to make sure that you…
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Real talk – Raw discussion on the ups and downs of Widowhood and my health
Even though they do look totally and completely different, sadder than usual, lacking all of my loves sweet laughter and leaving an unimaginable void that can’t be filled at those special times, I have to find some joy in the things that used to bring so much light to my life. The grief will be…
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Widowhood, the club everybody avoids talking about..
Unless you experience it, you have no idea how we are feeling and the extent of our grief, you don’t know how to approach the person or what to say since it is such a sensitive subject and time. Which makes the grieving and adjusting to our new life in Widowhood that much harder. You…
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Grieving over the holidays, especially the firsts…
A lot of my knowledge about this came with the unfortunate “time” and a specific book. Another saving grace! I seriously encourage any widow, married or unmarried, to get this book I am about to tell you about. It has helped me so so much already and I haven’t even completely finished it!