I am a payroll clerk, also deal with insurance and Human resources work with a wonderful group of people
I am a payroll clerk, also deal with insurance and Human resources work with a wonderful group of people
April 24, 2008 9:26am
I have been a widow for a little over 4 years now. I think it is high time I start to go about the process of living my life and start making …
Sending you hugs back. Like you, I've been daughter, wife, mother, grandmother - and now with the love of my life gone, I don't know who I am or where to start looking for myself. Wishing you the best in your search for "yourself"!
Sending you a hug, dear. You sound like you are in the same place I am. I will be keeping you in my thoughts.
I lost my husband only a year ago. We were together for 30 years. It's hard to move on without him. Right now it's mostly going through the motions. I think hobbies are good. I ride horses which is something we did together. It's hard sometimes to go without him but I know he would want me to be out there and maybe I feel closer to him there. I think finding something that you enjoy doing is a good start. Maybe something that you always thought about but never did because you just didn't have the extra time? Debbie
I've been a widow for nearly four years and am doing ok most of the time. It has not been easy as I have lots of health problems prior to his death and now much more afterwards. I have continued working and have tried to move on with my life but my life consists of work only. Once I go home, I'm done. I don't do anything else. How do we get on with our lives and make someone of ourselves???? I understand how you feel. Here for you if you want to talk. Becky
I started dating my husband when I was 14, got married when I was 17. He died suddenly when I was 47. What now?
I started dating my husband when I was 14. I married him when I was 17. He died very suddenly of a massive heart attack on 2/5/04. We had been amrried 29 1/2 years. I have finally just now seeing a grief counselor and about to join agrief counseling group. I have always been a daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother. I do not have a clue "Who I am" or "What I am supposed to do with the rest of my life"
