- You take more then one shower a month.
- You’re able to smile when talking about your spouse.
- Pizza, alcohol and chocolates aren’t your main diet.
- Crying isn’t a daily routine.
- Clean underwear doesn’t consist of turning them inside out.
- Sharing stories from your past doesn’t make you cry.
- Everyone asks if you got your haircut but all you did was brush it for once.
- Living isn’t the worst thing to happen to you.
- You can’t make a sweater out of your leg hair.
- You stop worrying about what everyone will think and just live life.
- When you realize you are becoming stronger from the challenges you face.
- Being alone is not a negative but more of a time of reflection.
- You speak with someone besides your pets.
- Reminding yourself to breathe is a thing of the past.
- When you’re open to new beginnings.
- You smile everyday.
- Memories become your most treasured asset.
- You laugh out loud and mean it.
- You can whole-heartedly tell someone else life really DOES go on.
- When you e-mail us things you‘ve learned on your walk through widowhood.
When you realize you are becoming stronger from the challenges you face…
How to Tell When You’re Getting Better
- You take more then one shower a month.
- You’re able to smile when talking about your spouse.
- Pizza, alcohol and chocolates aren’t your main diet.
- Crying isn’t a daily routine.
- Clean underwear doesn’t consist of turning them inside out.
- Sharing stories from your past doesn’t make you cry.
- Everyone asks if you got your haircut but all you did was brush it for once.
- Living isn’t the worst thing to happen to you.
- You can’t make a sweater out of your leg hair.
- You stop worrying about what everyone will think and just live life.
- When you realize you are becoming stronger from the challenges you face.
- Being alone is not a negative but more of a time of reflection.
- You speak with someone besides your pets.
- Reminding yourself to breathe is a thing of the past.
- When you’re open to new beginnings.
- You smile everyday.
- Memories become your most treasured asset.
- You laugh out loud and mean it.
- You can whole-heartedly tell someone else life really DOES go on.
- When you e-mail us things you‘ve learned on your walk through widowhood.