AARP Eye Center
It has been some time since I shared thoughts as we all go through our grievance journey. Although it has now been 3 years since my husband died, I still miss him as I continue as a single person (still hard to say the word). I have been somewhat successful in building new memories and friendships. I noticed that I have more "better days" now and at times feel more fulfilled and self-confident. Long journey. As I have already shared, take your time as you relaunch and take small comfortable steps. I gradually started to plan and attend social functions with the goal of one a month. These social events are not too long or ambitious until I see how it goes. The right company matters, and I am getting good at identifying kindred spirits along the way. Try new things if you are inclined. My life has been truly a balance of reflecting, learning and trying some new activities. My tree last year and some modest decorations set the tone for the holiday season. Also, a combination of new and older ornaments helped blend the past and present. This year I kept better track of some photos of new adventures, like participating in the 3-mile Crop Walk, joining a friend in pumpkin carving and giving Halloween treats to the children of our refugee families. Gratitude and generosity are a powerful combination of emotions and have helped me to lighten the load. Wishing you all the best, your friend, Sue
Welcome back Sue @SueS788527 and glad to see you are doing okay.
Always good to hear from you.
Take care,
Nicole
"I downloaded AARP Perks to assist in staying connected and never missing out on a discount!" -LeeshaD341679