Widows & Widowers Support Group
This community is dedicated to those who have lost a husband, wife, or partner. Anything is open for discussion here, with the hope that we can focus on grief, bereavement, life after loss, and continuing on after a great loss.
sad2137
My husband of 37 years died suddenly 2 months ago. I'm having a really hard time coping. Most days I can hold it together at work only to dissolve into tears as soon as I get into the car to come home. When things seem the bleakest pennies appear. Has anyone else started finding pennies? At the funeral, a friend of mine asked if I'd found any pennies yet. Oddly enough, on my way downstairs to leave for the funeral, I had found a penny smack in the middle of the landing on stairs in my house. When I told her this she said it was a message from my husband and that when her daughter had died she began finding pennies. She was sure I'd be finding many more - which I have. Sometimes I find other coins - usually when something really big/or important happens that I wish he'd been there for. For example, getting back into my car at the bank after just paying off our mortgage I looked down and found a shiny dime. It should have been an exciting event, but without him there it was quite sad. That's when I found the dime and know that not only was he there, but that he knew how important it was. I'm sure I will miss him every day of my life but little things like pennies get me through the day. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this.
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I know I've had other signs though - but apparently many believe they have had signs with pennies. Too bad it's not silver dollars - that's what I really need.
Walk, think, cry, resolve, walk, think, cry, resolve. Twice a week.
In the first six weeks after my husband died I found at least one coin on every walk. On the rockiest days, I always found more.
I kept them separate from other coins and put them into a keepsake box. I couldn't put a price on those pennies.