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Hosted by Beverly K. Linton · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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Practical Widowing is a podcast for women learning to navigate life after the loss of their spouse. This is a place where we sit down and talk honestly about the everyday realities of rebuilding - managing a home, making decisions, caring for your health and finding steady footing one day at a time.You won't find perfection here. Just practical guidance, real-life experience and encouragement for the road ahead.New episodes release every Sunday.
Beverly K. Linton hosts Practical Widowing, a society show with 27 episodes published.
Have you ever replayed an old conversation and found yourself getting angry all over again? In this episode, I talk about the conversations we wish we could redo, the things we understand now that we didn’t understand th
Anger is one of the most common—but least talked about—parts of grief. In this episode, we discuss the anger widows may feel toward themselves, their spouse, God, or others, and why holding on to unforgiveness only adds
Serving others can oftentimes change your outlook more than you realize. Listen to what did that for me this week!
Widowhood can make us want to retreat from the world around us, but healing often happens when we stay connected. Join me as I share how one special celebration reminded me that we all need friendship, community, and a s
Widowhood can leave us searching for comfort in many places. In this episode, I share how shifting my focus from sadness to God brought peace, hope, and encouragement.
Grief can make us vulnerable in ways we don’t always recognize. This episode explores practical ways to protect yourself from scams, manipulation, and people who may try to take advantage of your kindness or your loss.
One of the greatest gifts you can leave your family is being organized. In this episode, we discuss how to gather important information, documents, accounts, passwords, and final wishes in one place so your loved ones ar
Healing doesn’t usually happen through giant leaps. More often, it’s the little things—the small accomplishments and daily choices—that help us keep going when we feel like giving up.
Sometimes the expectations that weigh us down aren’t coming from other people—they’re coming from us. Learning to let go of unrealistic expectations can bring unexpected peace.
What loss does to your brain, body, energy, focus, and ability to function
Hobbies, connections and learning to live again
Before you fall in love again, take time to think through the realities of remarriage—finances, family dynamics, caregiving, and the life you may be stepping into.
Healing sometimes means discovering your own rhythm.
Sometimes the hard things look impossible, but when you decide to do a thing, you will find a way to succeed
Sometimes we feel like pulling away and isolating ourselves. Maintain connections and relationships to help us through this! .
After you lose your spouse, people often say “at least you have your memories “. But the truth is… You can’t hug a memory..
One thing I learned after losing my husband is that I wasn’t the only one who lost him. In this week’s episode, we talk about what it looks like when others hurt too.
When you do what you need to do, it gets done!
Grief can feel like “fake spring” — when things start to feel hopeful and lighter, then suddenly feel heavy, like winter is back again.
There is no time limit on grieving. It’s ok to do you!
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Practical Widowing is hosted by Beverly K. Linton. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 27 episodes.
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