Widow Tales
Rachel BlattWidowed mom of 2 young boys riffing on grief, resilience and find the goddamn joy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | rachelblatt.substack.com |
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You are not a writer if you don't write
A few years ago, I did an online class with Anne Lamott. It was April, six weeks or so before Dave died. Dave was in the hospital. I knew I wanted to write about this experience but then it was too hard to write. I didn’t want to put on pap...
Another milestone without him
It's a day. Our younger son turns thirteen. Now the same age as the older one when Dave died. It is his fourth birthday without Dave. In grief, holidays, birthdays, anniversaries can be huge triggers and today is a pretty damn big one.
a glimmer from 2010
Sharing a piece I wrote in 2010, long before we had a second son, long before Dave would get cancer, leaving me a widow with 13 and 9. year old sons to raise. The last line haunts, “I never want to forget this moment. I want to savor it and...
How do I prepare for the death of a spouse in middle age?
Like most widows, I could give a TED talk on the dos and don’ts of preparing for the unimaginable death of a spouse. Many I lucked in on, some Dave in his infinite wisdom set up for me and some solid preparation. As I sat down to write my t...
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