Welcome to the April 27, 2007 edition of how to solve money worries. Bereavement can be hard enough but if you have money worries as well it can really drag you down, so each Friday I post ideas of how to solve the money worries. Hope they help.
Steve Faber presents Success is at Your […]
When you are feeling lonley, depressed or just engulfed with grief do you maintain some safe anchor points? When everything seems to be changing around you and you’re feeling a bit out of control, you need a rock of stability you can hang on to until you find your bearings.
We all need some stress and […]
I was thinking about the time when we met, all those years ago….it made me think about how much I had changed during the relationship. I am not the same person now, than at the time I fell in love. Then grief changed me again. Actually if I take off the rose tinted glasses a […]
When someone dies, you can lose trust. You don’t want to trust someone else with your heart, trust in your beliefs - how can they take someone so good? and trust in your ability to survive.
Trust is such a fundamental part of life…don’t mistake grief for a reason not to trust. Trust has brought you […]
There is a fabulous saying by Ralph Waldo Emerson
“The only way to have a friend is to be one”
Helping others can really help you get through a personal crisis. It shows you that there are others out there that are hurting, have emotional stress and in helping them you heal yourself. I suppose that is […]
“As woman cry and men attempt not to, letting them know that their mourning is a step toward the goal of healing will help a man feel more in control.”
Adelle Tilton
If you have experienced a loss, the odds are high that you know a man who is experiencing the same loss, perhaps your brother-in-law or […]
Right after I was widowed, I bought every book on grief I could find. I had this idea - if I bought all of the books and learned everything I could learn about grief, it wouldn’t hurt so much. Bad idea - it cost me a lot of money and it still hurt.
Oh, how […]
Everyone, including me, will tell the newly widowed woman, to keep a journal. Pretty hard to do early on. I can personally testify to that. I could have no more set up a journal immediately after Floyd’s death, than fly to the moon. But there was something that did jump-start me, helping me get to […]
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