Interview with Widows at Work
Forgiveness while grieving. Great time talking with Karen from Widows at Work.
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Garden
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The little two and I worked in the garden today before Kaleeya had to go to
school. We planted all sorts of fruits and vegetables. We got laughing at
Tytus...
3 comments:
Thank you for this post and all of your other ones. I am not a widow, but have gone through some tough times with my husband's addictions. In the past I have read the experiences in your blog that you shared in this interview. I needed to hear them again. They truly inspired me and helped me feel the spirit. Lately I have felt like I am in a rut and feeling like I am inadequate. Your words have helped me to remember to think about and serve others. That I am a daughter of Heavenly Father and that he loves me and is always there for me. Thank you for your example. Thank you for sharing your experiences and testimony.
Thank you for this post and all of your other ones. I am not a widow, but have gone through some tough times with my husband's addictions. In the past I have read the experiences in your blog that you shared in this interview. I needed to hear them again. They truly inspired me and helped me feel the spirit. Lately I have felt like I am in a rut and feeling like I am inadequate. Your words have helped me to remember to think about and serve others. That I am a daughter of Heavenly Father and that he loves me and is always there for me. Thank you for your example. Thank you for sharing your experiences and testimony.
This was a great interview. My husband was not killed. But just like you, I want my husband to be there to say sorry, apologize for the trauma he has put me through and the shattered hopes and dreams he's caused. I don't know that it will ever happen. We are separated. So I guess I'm just commenting that the acknowledgement wouldn't have necessarily come if he were still alive...
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