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Showing posts with label widows' personal stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label widows' personal stories. Show all posts

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Please Jump Over For the New Year!

Hi friends:
I would like to keep connected to my blog members and friends by having you hop over to my new website. www.awidowspursuit.com

This blog remains helpful to widows that want to see how I managed grief in the first one and a half years of my widowhood. Since completing my book, that's being sold on amazon.com, I've decided to start the New Year with a new website. (Same as the title of my book "A Widow's Pursuit")

I'll be using my new website for posting grief resources and also sharing other widows' pursuits. Each widow's story is very unique with a common thread of grief similarities. Come join me this year on my new adventure and see how others are handling their grief. You will also find out about grief resources that may help you or someone you know in different situations.

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Happy New Year...Happier Blog Posts!

As 2012 winds down, I see how my life has been so blessed. With the completion of my book, I can now focus on a different track for my blog posts. My story of grief and beyond is just one story. I'd like to share other widows' stories in the coming year.

I'd also like to share information about grief. Becoming a social worker has made me realize that knowledge is helpful in grief. I plan on posting articles from others that have informative advice or suggestions relating to grief.

Please e-mail me if you would like to share your story or have an article you'd like me to post to share with other widows. cindyspursuits@yahoo.com
Blessings to all for a Happy and Healthy, New Year!!

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Book Give Away Winner for 12/21/12....

Peggy Sweeney! Congratulations Peggy!!

I want to thank all my blog members. Thank you!! I'll continue this blog in the New Year. I plan to post grief resources along with widows' personal stories in how they pursued their new goals and dreams. We each have a different and unique story to tell.

When I was a young widow with young children, one of the best things I ever did was to read other widows' personal stories of how they worked through their grief. It felt like they were my tour guide since no one else could understand what I was going through. That is one reason I wrote my book.

For my last book give away for December, become one of my Twitter followers, and tweet or retweet my book link. I'll announce the winner next Saturday, 12/29/12.

Merry Christmas!!