Your Friendly Neighborhood Widow

Your Friendly Neighborhood Widow

By Lu JohnsonSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Widow episodes

  • Me First
    Do you know the Airplane Mask Theory? If so, then perhaps you know what this is all about then. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    20 min
  • Next Of Kin — Part 2 (Guest: Chef. Randy Vieru)
    “Live on purpose” — Randy Vieru // Let’s get into taboo conversations. How about Death & Money? With Randy Vieru; Financial Advisor & Chef. Also curator of the Youtube Channels:  Meet The Truckers & Life of Randy. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    21 min
  • Pride n Prejudice
    COVID-19 social media feeds have been flooded with expectations from who we are meant to be; “post trauma” — you know me, i don’t believe in post traumatic life on anyone else’s terms but my own // JohnsonLudwine.com
    21 min
  • Let Me Out, Please?
    Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, I can't help but wonder how the bereaved and the abused are managing mandatory/highly recommended confinement. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    17 min
  • Why I left
    The short story is; enough is enough — or is it? Sometimes it takes a life and death situation to bring you perspective, though I do not recommend it. 0/10. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    19 min
  • Why I Stayed
    Why don't you just leave? Good question, click play & let’s get to the root of this issue together. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    14 min
  • For Better or For Worse?
    Or for the gram? Leaving an abusive or toxic relationship takes a lot of courage. While it looks like a simple decision from the outside, there are years of internal turmoil & conditioning on the inside. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    8 min
  • I Can't Even
    I can’t even, but I’ll try! Let’s dive into a little back story on Your Friendly Neighborhood Widow, and how one becomes, a 24 year old domestic violence surviving widow. // JohnsonLudwine.com
    14 min

About Your Friendly Neighborhood Widow

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I was a 24-year-old domestic violence surviving widow! I could barely say this in one breath but I wanted it all “solved” at once. What I did not anticipate; is how empowering a journey Widowhood would become.