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Exit Strategy : The Grieving and Social Anxiety

August 7, 2018 By Lisa Bain

A Coping With Grief Post “Whichever path you choose, always know how to quit this path, always know where the exit is because once realised that the path is wrong, it has to be left immediately!” Mehmet Murat ildan One of the worst surprises of the grief process was the … [Read more...] about Exit Strategy : The Grieving and Social Anxiety

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Widowhood Tagged With: Coping, Exit Strategy, Grief, New Widows, Social Anxiety, Wandering Widow, Widowhood

Hidden Grief Triggers

October 21, 2020 By Lisa Bain

A Keeping It Real Post Faithful Readers, I know, I've been AWOL. Here's what's been going on. Thank you for your love, support, and check-ins. XO, L Back in May, another Widow asked if my mom's cancer discovery was a trigger for me. It was an honest question, asked … [Read more...] about Hidden Grief Triggers

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Featured, Friends & Family, Widowhood Tagged With: Bereavement, Broken Open, Coping, Friends and Family, Grief, Grief Journey, Grief Support, Grieving, Healing, Loss, Mental Health, Reckless Truth Teller, Reckless Truth Telling, Support, Survivor, Triggers, widow, Widow Wednesday, Widowhood, Widows

Holding Space For The Bereaved, Part 2 (Widow to Widow)

March 11, 2020 By Lisa Bain

A Keeping It Real Post Last week I wrote about what it meant for friends and family to hold space for the newly bereaved. Thank you for all the comments, private messages, and emails regarding this topic and your personal experiences. Holding Space is clearly a grief … [Read more...] about Holding Space For The Bereaved, Part 2 (Widow to Widow)

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Featured, Friends & Family, Widowhood Tagged With: Bereavement, Coping, Friends and Family, Grief, Grief Journey, Grief Recovery, Grief Support, Grieving, Healing, Henri Nouwen, Life After Loss, Reckless Truth Teller, Reckless Truth Telling, Support, Survivor, Wandering Widow, What Not To Say, widow, Widow Wednesday, Widowhood, Widows

When Love was Complicated, the Grief is Too

January 28, 2020 By Lisa Bain

A Keeping It Real Post In the last 48 hours, the world's reaction to the news of Kobe Bryant's tragic death has gone from shock to sadness to anger. Many rape survivors are understandably angry at the collective outpouring of grief for this man, who seems to have gotten … [Read more...] about When Love was Complicated, the Grief is Too

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Featured, Friends & Family, Widowhood Tagged With: A Day to Remember, alcoholism, Bereavement, Broken Open, Complicated Grief, Coping, Grief, Grief Journey, Grief Recovery, Grief Support, Grieving, Healing, It's Complicated, Kobe Bryant, Life After Loss, Loss, Mental Health, Reckless Truth Teller, Support, Survivor, Wandering Widow, What Not To Say, Widow Wednesday, Widowhood, Widows

Suicide and the Bereaved

September 10, 2019 By Lisa Bain

“To write poetry and to commit suicide, apparently so contradictory, had really been the same, attempts at escape.” John Fowles, The Magus A Keeping It Real Post   I hate this topic. I loathe it. It makes my stomach hurt, and my palms sweat, but it's something … [Read more...] about Suicide and the Bereaved

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Correcting Sleep Deprivation After Losing a Loved One

May 7, 2019 By Lisa Bain

Shout out to Sara Bailey at TheWidow.net for this follow-up guest post on the sleep issues the bereaved often face. I know first hand how critical sleep health is to the grief recovery process. It's been almost three years since D died and I still struggle with the … [Read more...] about Correcting Sleep Deprivation After Losing a Loved One

Filed Under: Coping with Grief, Health, Widowhood Tagged With: Bereavement, Grief, Insomnia, Life After Loss, Sara Bailey, Sleep Deprivation, Sleep Health, Widowhood

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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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