Grief & Loss for Seniors
Losing Your Spouse: Compassionate Guidance for Widows & Widowers: Get Through Sleepless Nights, Daily Tasks, and Health Changes—At Your Own Pace
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Audibleプレミアムプラン30日間無料体験
¥2,000 で購入
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ナレーター:
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Liz Wylder Boyer
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著者:
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D.J. Brege
The house is quieter now. The empty chair. The empty side of the bed. The thousand small reminders that the person who shared your life is gone.
Losing your spouse after years, or decades, together changes everything. Not just your heart, but your daily life. The tasks you shared. The decisions you made together. The person who knew your stories, your quirks, the one who remembered what you forgot.
This audiobook meets you exactly where you are.
Denise J. Brege, RN, BSN, spent over 30 years as an emergency and intensive care nurse. She understands what others often miss: losing a life partner doesn't only bring grief. It brings a complete reorganization of daily life, often at a time when you have the least energy to manage it.
This is not a book about stages or timelines. It won't tell you to "stay strong" or ask when you're going to "move on." It simply walks beside you, offering steady, practical support for the reality of your days and nights.
Inside, you'll find gentle, nurse-guided help with:
- The physical toll of spousal loss, and why grief can knock you sideways when you least expect it
- Managing what you used to do together: finances, the household, medical decisions, and everything that now falls to you
- The people around you, from adult children who worry too much or too little to friends who don't know what to say
- Navigating the "firsts" alone: holidays, anniversaries, and birthdays
- The loneliest hours, including 30 short readings for your hardest moments
- Honoring your bond and carrying your spouse with you while slowly finding your footing again
Short chapters, in any order. Listen to whatever you're facing today. Pause when you need to. Come back when you're ready. There is no right way to use this book, just as there is no right way to grieve.
You're not doing this wrong. You're doing something impossibly hard. And you don't have to figure it all out today.
You don't have to carry this alone.
©2026 Denise J Brege (P)2026 Denise J Brege