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Every Widow Thing

Every Widow Thing

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Life after death can seem impossible, overwhelming, and just sad. We get it. Only people who have experienced this kind of loss can truly understand. We share our experiences, show you what grief looks like a year from now, or 2 or 6...even 10 for not only you but your family. Every Widow Thing will remind you that you are stronger than you think and that this grief does get less deep, less dark, and less often. Come join our widows' circle where trauma meets humor and we can encourage you to not only survive but thrive!Every Widow Thing Desarrollo Personal Éxito Personal
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  • Episode 63: Organizing grief; Closets and keepsakes
    Mar 30 2026

    In this episode, Holly and Whitney are joined by a very special guest: Holly's close friend and former business partner, Kim. Together, they step into one of the most intimate and daunting spaces of the grieving process—the closet.

    Years ago, Kim stood by Holly’s side to help reorganize her home after Toby passed away. Recently, the duo tackled the garage, proving that decluttering after loss isn't a one-time event, but a continuous journey of healing.

    Drawing on their shared history as professional organizers, Holly and Kim bridge the gap between the practical and the emotional. They share personal stories and compassionate strategies for navigating the items that hold the most weight.

    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • Where to Begin: How to overcome the "paralysis" of getting started.

    • Transition Spaces: Creating physical areas that allow you to process items at your own pace.

    • The Sentiment Filter: Tips for honoring memories while deciding what truly belongs in your future.

    • The Power of Partnership: Why having a "Kim" in your corner makes all the difference.

    Whether you are weeks or years into your journey, this conversation offers a gentle roadmap for clearing physical space to make room for your heart to breathe.

    • Marie Kondo's KonMari Method
    • Salvation Army
    • Goodwill
    • Yellow Bike Project (Austin)
    • Habitat for Humanity ReStore


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    44 m
  • Episode 62: The Worst Day of Your Life
    Mar 16 2026

    Deathversary. Angelversary. Reunion Day. Why are we naming it? How do we navigate it every year? The widows sit down to talk about this jarring anniversary. From going to the cemetery, to having an adventure, to not acknowledging at all. There is no wrong way to handle it. We all just do the best that we can.

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    22 m
  • Episode 61: Marybeth's Story: Finding Courage in the In-Between
    Mar 8 2026

    After 29 years with Todd, Marybeth’s life changed in an instant. Now two years out, she is navigating the 'after' with incredible courage—including traveling solo to find connection in our community and leaning into the yes of life. While she spends her career as a therapist, Marybeth speaks from the heart about the gap between logic and loss. We discuss the tragic fall that changed everything, the signs Todd sends her today, and the brave steps she’s taking to figure out what comes next. A must-listen for anyone finding their way through the quiet moments of grief.

    Takeaways

    • Marybeth's story highlights the importance of community support during grief.
    • The unexpected nature of loss can lead to profound emotional challenges.
    • Making decisions during a crisis can be overwhelming and complex.
    • Living wills can provide clarity and guidance in difficult times.
    • Grief is a journey that varies for each individual.
    • Maintaining routines can help provide stability in times of upheaval.
    • It's important to balance saying yes to support and knowing when to say no.
    • Sharing experiences with others who have faced similar loss can be healing.
    • Signs from loved ones can provide comfort and connection after loss.
    • Therapy can be both a challenge and a source of strength during grief.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background

    03:01 Marybeth's Journey with Todd

    06:10 The Family Life and Todd's Personality

    08:55 The Tragic Accident

    12:03 Emergency Response and Hospital Experience

    15:02 The Uncertainty and Waiting

    17:57 The Final Days and Decisions

    20:57 Coping with Loss and Moving Forward

    23:28 The Medical Journey Begins

    26:32 Confronting Harsh Realities

    30:34 Navigating End-of-Life Decisions

    32:01 The Role of Living Wills

    33:47 Saying Goodbye

    36:17 The Honor Walk and Organ Donation

    39:32 The Aftermath of Grief

    40:08 Therapy and Personal Healing

    44:23 Navigating Grief on Significant Days

    47:20 Signs from Beyond: A Personal Connection

    51:09 Finding Routine in Grief

    54:17 The Complexity of Moving Forward

    57:15 The Healing Power of Shared Stories

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    51 m
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