One of many final photos my partner took before he died from GBM brain cancer tumors in 2012. All legal rights reserved.

By Dawgelene “Dr Dawj” Sangster –

I will be eight times into my journey that is 21-day march to the conclusion of my very first 12 months being a widow.

We remember a lot of things as I approach the anniversary, I realize that I am so much stronger than I initially thought that we did those final weeks of his life and.

Me when he first died (abandonment, isolation, neglect, loneliness, frustration, hurt, anger, confusion), I chuckle at how hard I worked at trying to convince myself that I should not have felt any of those feelings at that time when I reflect now on the feelings that went through. We felt like I experienced become strong for everybody around me personally that liked him too, that i did son’t have a right to have my personal degree of grief. We kept wanting to place my emotions from the back burner and imagine they didn’t occur, thus I might be a pillar of power for other people.

Don’t misunderstand me; I favor being a vocals of empowerment for other people in motivating them to their journey. But, i know that individuals must figure out how to be rejuvenated inside our own spirits making sure that we could succeed in serving other people, if it is our selected course. We compiled a listing of 10 realities that we must embrace whenever we lose our partner, in hopes that it’ll encourage other widows/widowers. Continuer la lecture de « Six Brown Chicks Media. 10 Realities to Embrace After Losing Your Partner »