
Life after death can seem impossible, overwhelming, and just sad. We get it. Only people who have experienced this kind of loss can truly understand. We share our experiences, show you what grief looks like a year from now, or 2 or 6...even 10 for not only you but your family. Every Widow Thing will remind you that you are stronger than you think and that this grief does get less deep, less dark, ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Grief doesn’t take a break for the holidays, and neither do the demands of parenting. Today, we’re opening up about the emotional rollercoaster of being the "only" parent during the most wonderful (and sometimes hardest) time of the year. We explore ... more
Meet Danny Leslie, a widower who turned his grief into a powerful message of hope and resilience. After losing his wife, Raffi, to cancer in December 2024, Danny compiled their journey into a remarkable book titled Thank You, Cancer.
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In this special episode of Every Widow Thing, our friend, Stephanie, joins us to share her experience of profound loss and grief after her 15-year-old daughter, Kobi, died in a horrific home accident. Stephanie honors Kobi's life as an artist and pho... more
In this episode of "Every Widow Thinks," we had the privilege of speaking with Jeff, a widower from Austin, who shared his deeply personal journey following the loss of his wife, Mona, in 2019. Jeff opened up about their love story, which began with ... more
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I found this show close to the first anniversary of my husband’s death, and it was one of the few things that made me feel less lonely. All of the women are so authentic, warm, and human. No matter what topic they cover, you want to hear each of their views or their stories. I’m just past a year now, and literally turn on the podcast when I’m feeling there is no way out of relentless loneliness. They always comfort me. You’re going to want them to be your best friends.
When everything in your falls apart, literally falls apart, these ladies help you know you are alone. Every thing you experience they have experienced and survived. They are funny, compassionate, honest, and so much more. Their willingness to be open and honest gives comfort to those trying to survive this journey. Great job ladies. I’m so glad I found you but sad I had to.
When everything in your falls apart, literally falls apart, these ladies help you know you are alone. Every thing you experience they have experienced and survived. They are funny, compassionate, honest, and so much more. Their willingness to be open and honest gives comfort to those trying to survive this journey. Great job ladies. I’m so glad I found you but sad I had to.
Thank you so much ladies. I appreciate all of you.
Thanks ladies for helping me through this extremely difficult time by sharing your stories. At times I felt like I was going crazy, then I would listen and hear you talk about all the same feelings and experiences. It made me realize that what I was feeling was just part of grief. You make me laugh, you make me cry but most of all you just make me feel not so alone.
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The episodes explore the emotionally charged journey of widowhood, delving into the complexities of grief and healing experienced by those who have lost a spouse. Key themes include the difficulties of parenting after loss, the challenges of dating, and the importance of community support, humor, and self-compassion in navigating the grieving process. The hosts provide relatable anecdotes and practical advice, emphasizing that growth and resilience are possible even after profound loss. With a supportive tone that blends seriousness with levity, the conversations aim to foster a sense of belonging among listeners who are grieving and to provide insights into the realities of life after loss.
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