A viewer feels their widower's participation in a grief support site and one-on-one conversations with widows is interfering with their relationship. What, if anything, should she do? This video has the answer.
How Often do Widowers Think of their Late Wife?
How often do Widowers Think of their Late Wife? The answer in this Widower Wednesday video may surprise you.
Can a Widower's Second Marriage be Better than His First Marriage?
How often is a widower's second marriage just as good or better than his first marriage? The answer that might surprise you.
What Should be Done with the Late Wife's Christmas Stocking?
What's should widows and widowers do with their late spouse's Christmas stocking if they're dating someone? What if there are minor children at home? Relationship coach and widower expert Abel Keogh has the answer.
3 Things Widows and Widowers Can Do to Make the Holidays Less Painful
The holidays can be a gut-wrenching time for widows and widowers. Relationship coach and widower expert Abel Keogh shares 3 things you can do to make the holidays and other special occasions more bearable.
Should You Attend Holiday Events Hosted by the Late Wife's Family?
Often widowers will want to attend holiday events hosted by the late wife's family. Should you attend or politely decline? This video has your answer.
When Widowers Say "That's What We've Always Done"
Starting a new relationship means changing some habits, traditions, and holiday plans. What should you do when you suggest making new holiday memories and the widower won't change his plans and says, "That's what we've always done?" My latest Widower Wednesday video has the answer.
How Often do Widowers Change Their Mind?
How often do widowers change their mind when it comes to making his new love number one in his life? Find out in my latest Widower Wednesday video. https://youtu.be/z6ZKFwWW9Fc
Scatter the Ashes and Say Goodbye
It's important to say goodbye to our spouses when they die. In this Widower Wednesday video, I discuss how not scattering ashes and disposing of the late spouse's personal possessions hold us back from moving forward with life.
The Groom who Kicked His Mom and Late Wife's Family Out of His Wedding
A groom kicked his mom and his late wife's family from his wedding. It's a great story of how and when to set healthy boundaries and a reminder that your new relationship, not the past, should be your top priority.
Read the story here.
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