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Holiday Permission Slip

December 11, 2018 By Lisa Bain

“Let today mark a new beginning for you. Give yourself permission to say NO without feeling guilty, mean, or selfish. Anybody who gets upset and/or expects you to say YES all of the time clearly doesn’t have your interest at heart. Always remember: You have a right to say NO … [Read more...] about Holiday Permission Slip

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Widowhood Tagged With: Bereavement, Christmas, Coping, Grief, Grief Recovery, Holidays, Mental Health, Self-care, Survivors, Widowhood, Widows

How to Help In Crisis (Please, God, Not Another Casserole)

June 19, 2018 By Lisa Bain

A Friends and Family Post I'm often asked for practical suggestions on how people can best help someone they love who is losing, or has lost, their loved one. Any desire to help is appreciated, but some things are better than others. Here's what I've learned, both from my … [Read more...] about How to Help In Crisis (Please, God, Not Another Casserole)

Filed Under: Friends & Family, Widowhood Tagged With: Casserole, Crisis, Family, Friends, Grief, Helping, Helping In Crisis, Useful

The Non-Timeline Grief Timeline (or What Do You Mean the 2nd Year is Worse?)

June 13, 2018 By Lisa Bain

  Disclaimer: I'm not a counselor. Not even close. I'm a warrior widow and survivor of the worst grief can throw at you. These are just my observations. If you're in crisis please seek professional help. A Grief Recovery Post “They say time heals all wounds, but that … [Read more...] about The Non-Timeline Grief Timeline (or What Do You Mean the 2nd Year is Worse?)

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Friends & Family, Grief Recovery Project, Widowhood Tagged With: Broken Open, Coping, Grief, Grief Journey, Grief Recovery, Reckless Truth Teller, Survivor, Wandering Widow, Widowhood

My Father’s Wake – A Review

February 21, 2018 By Lisa Bain

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  But we mortals remain, struggling within ourselves, generation to generation, to answer the same questions; how to live, how to love, and how to die. The wound we bear in grief is the same wound we bear in being human. Kevin Toolis Why A Book Review? I was … [Read more...] about My Father’s Wake – A Review

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Friends & Family, Grief Recovery Project, Reviews, Widowhood Tagged With: Book Review, Coping, Death, Dying, Grief, Grief Journey, Grief Recovery, Grief Recovery Project, Ireland, Irish Wake, Kevin Toolis, Mourning, My Father's Wake, Survivor, Wandering Widow, Western Death Machine, Widowhood, Widows

Adventure Part 16 – Vienna, Austria

January 4, 2018 By Lisa Bain

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  Believe in your heart that you're meant to live a life full of passion, purpose, magic and miracles. Roy T. Bennett Do you remember when I posted this photo promising I'd find my fairytale Christmas? Well, it looks like Debenhams was right, starting with my choice … [Read more...] about Adventure Part 16 – Vienna, Austria

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Grief Recovery Project, Travel, Widowhood Tagged With: Adventure Is Out There, Austria, Christmas, Coping, Grief Journey, grief milestones, Grief Recovery, Grief Recovery Project, Live Now, Mozart, Music, Silversterpfad, Solo Travel, Survivor, Travel, travel heals, Vienna, Wandering Widow

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Heart of a Kingdom is a riveting tale of love, courage, loss, and survival set in the magical Kingdom of the Talking Tres, and the City of Belfast. Newly widowed Queen Libby must endure the devastating loss of her husband, do the … Read More about New Book: Heart Of A Kingdom

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Lisa Bain became a young widow in 2016 after losing her husband to cancer. She quickly learned we live in a grief phobic society, which isolates the grieving even further. With both humor and heartbreak, she shares her story and lessons she's learned to help those grieving remember they aren't alone, and to help their family and friends that just don't know what to do to help.

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