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Join Our Widow Community ✨ https://bit.ly/NextYouWidowNetwork When I was newly widowed, I remember asking myself: “Will I always feel like this?” The grief felt endless, heavy, and unpredictable — and I had no idea how I was going to survive it, much less raise my children through it. Hi, I’m Maya Dionne, your favorite widow coach, and in today’s episode of Daily Dose of Widowhood, I’m opening up about how grief changes over time — what it looked like for me in the early days versus what it feels like now, 16 years later. I’m sharing this because so many widowed moms and solo parents ask me: “Does it ever stop hurting?” The truth is, it doesn’t stop — but it does change. Grief evolves as you grow. It becomes something you learn to carry, not something that crushes you. In this video, I talk about what that transformation looked like for me — how I learned to express my emotions honestly, how I found ways to honor my husband’s memory while still showing up for myself and my kids, and how my coping mechanisms have matured over the years. Time Chapter Title 00:00 Intro – Welcome to the Daily Dose of Widowhood 00:15 Who I Am: Maya Dionne, Your Widow Coach 00:25 Why I’m Sharing My Widow Journey 01:10 How Grief Changes Over Time (Widowed Mom Perspective) 01:45 The Early Days of Grief – Shock, Survival, and Sleepless Nights 02:30 Learning to Honor Him While Honoring Myself 03:10 Balancing Grief, Parenting, and Self-Care 04:00 From Confusion to Clarity: Discovering My Coping Tools 04:45 The Power of Core Values in Healing 05:20 How My Grief Looks 16 Years Later 06:00 What “Healing” Really Feels Like 06:45 Encouragement for Widowed Moms and Solo Parents When I first lost my husband, I didn’t know how to do any of that. I didn’t know how to balance my emotions, how to ask for help, or how to be both strong and soft at the same time. I was just trying to survive. But through time, therapy, community, and discovering my core values, I learned how to be me again — without guilt, without fear, and without losing the love that shaped me. Now, when I look back, I can see the “how” clearly. 💔 How I learned to grieve while parenting solo 🙏 How I learned to love myself again ✨ How I began to live fully while honoring my loss If you’re a widowed mom, a solo parent, or someone who’s walking this grief journey, I want you to know: you’re not doing it wrong. You’re just learning your own “how.” In this episode, I also talk about the importance of knowing your core values — because learning mine literally saved my life. Once I understood what truly mattered to me, I stopped hating the parts of myself that reminded me of him, and started loving the parts that helped me grow beyond the pain. This conversation is real, raw, and full of hope. I invite you to share your story in the comments: how has your grief changed over time? What does healing look like for you today? 💬 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this with a widow friend who needs to hear that it’s okay to change, okay to grow, and okay to still love deeply while living fully. Join my free widow community (link below) — a safe space for connection, healing, and hope beyond widowhood. #WidowCoach #HealingAfterLoss #GriefJourney #SoloParentingAfterLoss #WidowSupport #LifeAfterLoss #FaithAfterLoss #MayaDionne #DailyDoseOfWidowhood #StartingOverAfterLoss #WidowCommunity #HealingJourney #GriefTransformation Let's Connect https://linktr.ee/bounceBackMaya?fbcl... Widow2Widow: Virtual Coffee Chat https://crm.mayadionne.com/widget/boo...