Three Secrets to Thriving After Losing Your Spouse – You Won’t Believe #2!

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In this heartfelt and insightful video, we explore the advice of three experienced individuals who share their personal stories and wisdom on how to live a fulfilling life after the loss of a spouse. They emphasize the importance of refusing to succumb to three specific pitfalls that can make your later years bleak.

### Key Takeaways:
1. **Avoid Prolonged Grief**: While losing a spouse is deeply painful, dwelling in excessive grief can prevent you from living your remaining years meaningfully.
2. **Maintain Independence**: Over-relying on your children can strain relationships and reduce your quality of life. Learn to enjoy solitude and find new interests.
3. **Be Cautious with Remarriage**: Remarrying late in life comes with risks and challenges. Carefully consider if it’s the right choice for you.

Stories and Experiences:
- **Ms. Li's Journey**: From overwhelming grief to finding joy in life again.
- **Mrs. Hao's Realization**: Understanding the importance of independence after living with her daughter.
- **Mrs. Fang's Cautionary Tale**: The challenges and regrets of a rushed remarriage.

By embracing these principles, you can live a happy, self-sufficient, and enriching life, even after experiencing the profound loss of a spouse.

#LifeAfterLoss #HappyAging #Independence #SelfSufficiency #SeniorLiving #LifeWisdom #Remarriage #GriefRecovery

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[nafizaghanniaiman]

My husband passed in Aug 2020, we were married for 43 years, I missed him very much, he was the first and last. I am making myself very busy, to drown my sorrow. Whenever I dreamt him I am in high spirit that day. I tried to live on the good memories. I do not want another husband. No man can fill his shoes. I eat what and when I like, I don’t have to ask anyone for anything, I am free like a bird and that’s how it will be until I meet him again.

[brucecarey]

Married 58 years. I live alone. I live for my children my grandchildren and great grandchildren. I still grieve for one dear wife. I miss her so much.

[jackiehaggard]

I😢 Will Never Stop Loving or Thinking About My Spouse. ❤

[AKHWJST]

The ONLY thing that helps after a spouse passes is TIME. How much time depends on the one left behind, but don't tell them when their grieving time should be over! That's their decision, not yours! You be patient, and let them grieve and listen to their stories WITHOUT injecting any advice. Just be there for them, and keep your opinions to yourself. If you have any good stories about the deceased probably everybody would love to hear them, no criticisms, keep everything positive and upbeat. And remember that YOU will be in their shoes someday.

[shunbanaidu]

I lost my husband it’s 19 years, every word is said itrue, you feel you whole life is shattered, I started trusting in God, without God I wouldn’t have made it on my own, I am on my own with my children an grandchildren, quite happy, I keep myself busy doing things, thought of settling again never occurred to me, God had a reason for me to be alone, I am free to go or do what I want, sleep, cook, eat an watch tv whatever I want, I am quite happy the way I am,

[ladyd]

A companion when you are older is fine as long as they are not, as the saying goes.... Looking for a nurse or a purse!

[Di...]

I have a life partner after the death of my husband. No marriage No living together. He lives in His own home pays his own bills, cleans his own house.I live in my own house, pay my own bills and clean my own house. We meet in the middle, and it works out nicely.

[EllyzGoodwill]

Perfect marriages or relationships aren't real; they're all different. What works for one person might not work for someone else. But I've come to understand that there's always a solution to problems. Five years ago, my wife and I were close to divorcing because of issues in our marriage, but we found a way to fix them. It was tough, but we survived.

[mythilychari]

Lost my companion of 43 years 9 years ago. It hurts still. Loneliness is missing the other self. Solitude is finding your self. Osho's words.

[DeliaHarger-cuqc]

My husband and I were married for 65 years. On June 14, 2024 he passed away in his sleep. I am devastated. If it were not for my only child left, I don't know what I would do. I thank God for my daughter. God bless her and her family. It is terrible and my heart aches for the man who was my partner and my friend for so long, but daughter is my blessing.

[noramaghanoy]

So much truth and wisdom to this video. My husband passed 5 years ago and it was difficult to get to where I am today but I’m grateful for how I’ve grown.

[tommyjames]

I met a lady at church who was always happy, she had boundless energy. I asked how she stayed so happy. She answered that she was blessed because her husband had died at the age of 52. She said she travels, spends money without asking anyone, gets to watch something on TV besides Gun Smoke, only cooks if she feels like it. Saying that she dearly loved him but has never missed him.

[JuanAlmonte-rfxk]

I lost my wife at 56 in 2016(illness), immersed myself in my work, hobbies & getting my daughters through college I was completely numb.I had no real time to greave for over a year when it all hit me.I then began to heal.God sent me a beautiful blessing after 4+ yrs & now I’m happily married.I pray my story gives people hope.🙏🏾✌🏽

[josephyeo]

Marriage is not what it used to be, and it is not seen as a lifelong commitment anymore. If I am single again, I would grief for a while, but I will not enter into a marriage or share a house.

[Emy]

I am looking forward to living alone, and traveling. My children are grown, and I can support myself, cook, go for walks, paint, I have friends. ...live your life.

[ronsmith]

My wife passed with MS 2 years ago after suffering it for 26 years. I was her carer. I live alone and rarely have any contact with my children who live fairly closeby. Our agreement is I only visit when invited by them. I don't want to enter another marriage. I am content to live alone and I walk about 15, 000 steps each day.

[fepartosacaballeganpadit]

Am a widow for almost nine years already, i still grief coz i love my husband so much and i miss him so dearly.
But life for me must go on, i live alone and i enjoy traveling and seeing my friends. When loneliness strucked me, i do gardening and attend to my little business. I feel so blessed with my four responsible and career oriented children and got one grandson.

[JoycePhyllis-pymj]

In new relationships seek balance and retain your freedom. Learn to say no. Discover your own passions. Find shared values and hobbies

[jennifersetser]

I’ve been married for 53 yrs..if anything happened to him, I’d never want another partner…I couldn’t be this lucky twice…I’m happy to read, work on hobbies, care for my cats..I have three living kids and a grandson who we have raised since birth..he is 17, will hopefully be on his own. I’m hoping for some peaceful time with my husband..who is still working! I’d be ok with living with my daughter, as we are both interested in the same things, but she has her life, and I’d never want to depend on her even if she was ok with it( and she would be)

[gabrielwood]

This is so wise, as they would not want us to be sad and remember the beautiful times we had together❤