Ten Years a Widow: What Grief Has Taught Me
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Ten Years a Widow: What Grief Has Taught Me
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I'm so excited to be back. It has been nearly a year since I recorded an episode of The Widow Podcast and I've really missed it.
This one goes out in the week of Simon's tenth anniversary. So I wanted to share what I've come to believe. Not because I have all the answers, not because I've figured it all out, not because my life is perfect. My mission has always been about helping people feel less alone in their grief, and helping people to find hope.
I talk about:
• Why what I believe is that love lasts forever, rather than grief lasts forever
• Why the depth and the length of your pain are not a reflection of the depth and the length of your love
• Stop trying to get grief right, because there is no right way of doing this
• Befriending your grief, when grief has this reputation of being an enemy
• Why time alone does not heal your grief and your wounds: it creates space and distance, but you will not heal with time alone
• Please don't mistake growth for betrayal
• Learning that not every hard feeling belongs in the grief bucket
• There is a life out there that you cannot see, that you cannot imagine, but is absolutely available to you
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