Archive for the ‘Widowhood’ Category
New accountability group. Want to join?
As I was doing my daily walk today, I was thinking about you. Yes, I’m always thinking about my readers, my clients, and potential clients.
I was thinking about how difficult it is to make the changes that you (and I) say you want. I know for a fact that most diets DO work. What doesn’t work for too many people is keeping the motivation going to meet your weight loss goals. Read the rest of this entry »
Christmas in Uganda
(make sure you scroll down to see the fun videos and the holiday specials good for only a few more days)
When my husband, Al, died in August 2007 I didn’t want to do anything for Christmas. My parents, who are missionaries in Uganda, invited me to spend Christmas and New Years with them that year. Read the rest of this entry »
Coping with Holiday Blues
Yesterday was Thanksgiving and some of you may have celebrated so hard that you’re just now awakening from your turkey coma.
Oh, no you didn’t!
I never thought I would be one of those people who said, “Unless you have been through it, you don’t understand it.” Yet, here I am, saying this very thing. As a member of the young widowed club, a club everyone who stays with their love “till death do us part” will eventually, though unwillingly, join, I am always appreciative when people express their condolences, even though it has been over three years since my late husband died. Read the rest of this entry »
Ask Michelle Anything
Do you have a burning question about dating? Marriage? Being single? Divorce? Widowhood? Finding love again after loss? Making your good marriage great? Troubles with inlaws? Sexual frustrations?
Whatever your question about relationships, Michelle Vasquez would love to answer them. The Read the rest of this entry »
Finding Love after Loss
If you live in Orange County, I will be holding a live event on August 12. To sign up and get more details click here.
How do you know when you are ready to find love again after loss? If you have been widowed, survived a painful divorce or break up, or lost someone dear to you by other means, you may still be grieving, but also feeling very lonely. How can you make a clear-headed decision about finding love again when you are in this state?
In this informative meeting, you will receive lots of great content to help you prepare to love again! Read the rest of this entry »
“True Love” Elton John & Kiki Dee
My favorite waltz with my late husband.
Widowhood: Permission to Love Again
I was 40 years old when my late husband died. It was a terribly lonely time for me as you can relate to if you are a widow or widower reading this article. As much as I loved my late husband and considered him to be my soul mate Read the rest of this entry »




