On this week's episode, we finish up our conversation with Gretchen Starnes, who shares with us the struggles of navigating dating after loss.

We have Gretchen Starnes on today's episode, sharing her own journey of the loss of her spouse and how grief is a lifelong process.

Starnes will be back for episode 16 to talk more, so be sure to listen in.

To hear more from her about her role as a Family Aftercare Manager with Network for Hope, listen to her on Ep. 115: "Healing After Loss: Gretchen Starnes on Grief, Hope, and the Gift of Life" on the podcast This Thing Called Life.

Some weeks, you're handling this thing called grief. Some weeks, you're playing a hardcore version of dodgeball and losing big time. Let's talk about finding ourselves at square one and know, without a doubt, you are not alone!

In this episode, we cover how we've changed -- for better or worse -- since losing our husbands. And we ponder the question: Who are we now?

This week, we chat about regrets, what-ifs, and what could have beens.

Join the conversation on Facebook or Instagram. We'd love to hear ideas for future episodes, stories about your loved ones, and general feedback.

Today's episode is a chance to check in with us, catch up on some recent struggles, and learn about the crappy club we're forming.

We want some feedback! What future topics would you like to see next?

On today's episode we discuss burial and cremation (and a few other things) with special guest AnnYager McCrosky, a funeral home director and friend. Join us for this very educational episode of Can't Find My Brain For the Fog!

In this week's episode, we discuss some of the overwhelm that can catch you by surprise as you're adjusting to life after loss.

Sorry for the temporary hiatus! Thanks for tuning in!

This week, we delve into some of the common heard words and phrases we've had to learn and share our take on those. Join us, then comment with more you'd like us to discuss!

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In episode seven, we wanted to share a few things that have helped our mental health as we wade through the grief. We'd love to hear feedback from you -- have you found things that help?