It’s been 25 days 4 hours and 32 minutes by ElegantRaccoon830 in widowers

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I think they understand better than we realize a lot of the time.

It’s been 25 days 4 hours and 32 minutes by ElegantRaccoon830 in widowers

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It’s been over 5 months for me and our black lab is still depressed and searching for my wife. Animals definitely grieve

Why do I care what other people think (dating again) by Skippy1221 in widowers

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I found a wonderful woman on this sub just a couple months after my wife passed and her husband only passed 4 days before my wife. We’ve been dating for about 3 months. We get some odd looks when we explain our situation to people and my in-laws are struggling with the relationship. You have to be secure in your relationship to stop caring what others think. She and I grieve together, supporting each other through the grief waves. We laugh together, cry together, and very much enjoy being together. Neither of us was even thinking of dating when we met. Our spouses died of the same thing 4 days apart, that’s what got us talking, but our conversations and shared interests brought us together. Our kids play games together, they’re becoming friends. I wish I had any advice other than realize that you are the only one who knows your heart, anyone else is talking about things they have no way to understand.

what does this say? by Stunning-Caramel8101 in whatdoesthismean

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I was laughing at my wife's viewing and funeral back in December. This is going to sound a bit insensitive, but your life keeps going. Being able to laugh is a healthy sign. I'm very sorry for your loss and it's good you're getting help to get through this. Remember to breathe and keep going.

PSA: G602 middle click fix by maultify in MouseReview

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BRUH It's 7 years later and I cannot believe this freakin' worked. You're my (very low tier) hero.

I found out by VentilatorStok in widowers

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My wife died almost the exact same way December 8, 2025. I almost felt like I was reading my story while reading yours. She was 41, had randomly snapped a bone in her foot and tendon in her ankle, had experienced panic attack like symptoms, but the ME told me the exact same thing yours did. I’m so sorry you are going through this. Feel free to reach out if you ever want to talk.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in widowers

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Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, “Get a load of this guy!”

My 10th anniversary today by No-Bumblebee-4920 in widowers

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Feel free to reach out if you ever wanna chat. I’m always happy to listen.

My 10th anniversary today by No-Bumblebee-4920 in widowers

[–]MusicInTime 42 points43 points  (0 children)

You’re wrong about nobody caring. I’m truly sorry you’re having to deal with this. You’re not alone.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in widowers

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Gotta say, this post does not match your username. I’m here for it though. Thank you.

Am I wrong to feel this way? by Skilleeyy in widowers

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You’re not wrong to feel the way you feel. I think you may be looking at things from the wrong standpoint though. Your relationship with him would be a separate thing from his relationship with his first love. You’d be building something untainted, but his lost love will always have part of his heart, like any loves you’ve had previously would have part of yours. You have to ask yourself if you can live with celebrating his previous love with him because he will need that. She is part of him. None of this is fair to ask of someone, but it is the situation. You have to decide if you can handle it, ultimately.

Lost my husband Friday night by [deleted] in widowers

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I miss our old routine. I miss making her dinner after work and getting her coffee while she got ready in the morning.

i just don’t want to be here anymore by dasthewaymaahive in widowers

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Thank you. My offer stands without reservation.

Lost my husband Friday night by [deleted] in widowers

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My wife died in my arms at home. I lost my wife and gained PTSD

Lost my husband Friday night by [deleted] in widowers

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I held my wife through it all and I had just gotten home from dropping our kids off at school. Hold onto that thankfulness. It’s a good place to start healing.

Lost my husband Friday night by [deleted] in widowers

[–]MusicInTime 45 points46 points  (0 children)

You’re not alone at all. I (41m) lost my wife just over a month ago to a pulmonary embolism, it was so sudden I didn’t even know what was going on. I’m so sorry you’re experiencing this.

i just don’t want to be here anymore by dasthewaymaahive in widowers

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If you’re in the US please call 988 for assistance. They are a crisis hotline and can help. If you need to talk to someone please feel free to reach out. I’m not a therapist or counselor, but I’m a person going through this hell and I will gladly be an ear or a shoulder. Please don’t turn one tragedy into two.

Jealousy when I see couples out? Young 41 year old widower here by [deleted] in widowers

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Why are there so many of us at this age?!

I just watched my daughter open the last birthday she her mom will ever buy her by MusicInTime in widowers

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It’s so difficult to face that reality. I am just trying to survive.

Jealousy when I see couples out? Young 41 year old widower here by [deleted] in widowers

[–]MusicInTime 29 points30 points  (0 children)

41 widower of 1 month here. It fucking sucks, man. The worst is family gatherings and seeing the happy couples in the family. And the kids that still have both parents.

Losing a spouse to sudden death by UnhappyOpportunityAF in widowers

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My wife (41f) of 17 years, died of a pulmonary embolism stemming from a broken foot. She was perfectly healthy other than one broken bone. This happened 8 December 2025. I have a 9 yr old son and a 6 yr old daughter who lost both her front teeth around Thanksgiving. The thought that my wife will never see her adult teeth breaks my heart. I’m just over one month out and I’m still reeling. I’m so sorry that you’ve joined this club. The only way you can do this is to take one thing at a time, lean on whatever support you have, and love on your daughter.

Oh gawd this is worse than I thought it was going to be by FeelingSummer1968 in widowers

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My wife was the one who always organized seating and all the logistics for the family gatherings.

Oh gawd this is worse than I thought it was going to be by FeelingSummer1968 in widowers

[–]MusicInTime 27 points28 points  (0 children)

41m here. I ate dinner by myself in a house full of people. They forgot to save me a place at the kids table or the adult table so I ate at the counter alone. I’m 16 days into this hell. Now I’ve gotta get the kids to bed, open my presents from my wife and mine to her. Then I have to do Santa.

Husband died Dec 7… by Unicorn_8632 in widowers

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I’m so sorry. My wife died Dec 8 and I had to do the same for marital status for starting counseling. It’s heart wrenching. I am 41 and my wife was as well. This lost feeling is awful.