Easing pain with humorously sad products for the active griever in your life. You know you want it. Product feedback welcome.
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Easing pain with humorously sad products for the active griever in your life. You know you want it. Product feedback welcome.
Read morePhoto Credit: Sharon Mccutcheon (and no, we don’t know each other)
I’m really frustrated that COVID has gotten in the way of my grief achievements. I figured 3 months in, I’d be doing the television talk show circuit, sold my book, and set up a non-profit foundation. Instead, I’m here talking about lesbians widows.
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As a way to channel my frustrations, I’ve surveyed some tips from the internet for critique and comment. As a quid pro quo, I’ll offer my own list afterwards. Check out these real life self care suggestions from a recent google search.
Read moreI am lucky to have a fantastic team of friends and family who support me through my grief. The problem isn’t them, it’s me.
Read moreHave you ever sat too close to a fire? Warmth ticks up until the heat becomes a yellow warning. The surface temperature of your skin puts you on notice: leave now or be charred. What if you couldn’t move away? This radius threatens to martyr you.
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There’s so many leaps from one thing to another. Happy family in to a sad one. Your life into your death. Married into widow. Here to not here.
Read moreCurrently writing from Denver, Colorado.