Dana and Robert had a thriving financial planning business, two precious daughters, and a full life. They had no idea when they met Kiera and were touched by her own story that a few months later, Robert would be fighting for his own life. Dana sits with Whitney, Keira, and Holly to share Robert's final months after being diagnosed with a brain tumor, Glioblastoma.

Grief is hard, but believe it or not, there are some good things that can come out of the grief journey. The widows touch on this idea and give some of their own examples of the good side of grief. (We dedicate this episode to Whitney's sweet bulldog, Wembley! )

Holly brings in one of her long standing phrases. The widows share some of the things that make them mad. Golf widows, keeping score, crying on social media and other people’s opinion on when widows can date are all addressed! Lacey is the voice of reason. Keira won't stop talking about the Golden Bachelor, and Whitney causes a scene.

This episode of Every Widow Thing much like the old children’s television show, “Sesame Street", the widows discuss two words: Yes AND No! While it’s important to create boundaries and say no sometimes, the widows feel like it’s also important to say, “Yes". Yes to you! Yes to the things that get you out of your comfort zone and fill your soul. As a single mother, what do you say “Yes” to? Is 2024 the Year of Yes? We think so! Join us and find out what we are saying "Yes" to!

This episode was inspired by a listener with small children who worries about her children forgetting their dad. It can be tough to find ways to keep your loved one a part of your household and family. Holly, Keira, Lacey and Whitney all share what they do to keep their husbands' memory alive. Spoiler alert: Their husband's handwriting plays a big role!

Dr. Angelique Campen, an emergency medicine physician with over 20 years of experience, joins Holly, Lacey and Whitney to spill the secrets on how to get the best care for you or your loved one while in the hospital. She covers everything from how to get a good night's sleep to keeping your hospital bill down. She also shares a sure fire way to get your hospital staff's attention.

People can say the damndest things. It can be hard to know just what to say when someone goes through a tragedy, but some remarks are just plain gross. Listen in while Holly, Lacey, Keira and Whitney share some of those moments.

The widows dive into what you need to know before and after tragedy strikes. This is an episode for every single person living right now. You want to be prepared before grief hits.

What are the passwords? What paperwork is involved ? What questions should you ask your significant other/family member right now? You may be surprised by our tips.