There is no doubt that becoming a widow causes you to question who you are. Join Terri, Jenny, and Sara as they talk about the identity crisis they each experienced after the death of their husbands.

Life after losing your spouse comes with an overwhelming fog that can be very different for everyone. Join Terri, Jenny, and Sara as they talk about their experience with handling the blur of the first several days, weeks, and months of widowhood.

After a couple of months of personal-life speed bumps -- Terri, Jenny, and Sara are back and ready to get back to sharing about widowhood and how to walk with those experiencing the loss of their spouse.

Terri, Jenny, and Sara play some ice breaker games so you can get to know them a little better.

Who were our husbands and what happened to them? We’ve received various versions of these questions and we’re ready to try to give answers. They were our favorite people and our greatest losses. In this episode we talk about Sara's late husband Seth.

Who were our husbands and what happened to them? We’ve received various versions of these questions and we’re ready to try to give answers. They were our favorite people and our greatest losses. In this episode we talk about Jenny's late husband Jay Wilburn.

Who were our husbands and what happened to them? We’ve received various versions of these questions and we’re ready to try to give answers. They were our favorite people and our greatest losses. In this episode we talk about Terri's late husband and Jenny's brother Greg.

What do you do with overwhelm? How do you manage it? How do you move forward? We don't have all the answers, but we have a lot to share about it.

Expectations -- we all have them, but sometimes they cause more heartache than joy. Listen to how Terri, Jenny, and Sara have experienced and managed expectations through widowhood, motherhood, and grief. Also find out what snack Sara has strong expectations about.

Adulting is hard. Making friends is hard. We're learning that sometimes doing the hard stuff to be in community is worth the effort.