What A Hospice Chaplain Wants Every Widow To Know About Grief With Phil Allen
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What A Hospice Chaplain Wants Every Widow To Know About Grief With Phil Allen
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In this episode of Widowhood Real Talk with Dr. Tina, Dr. Tina welcomes Phil Allen, a hospice chaplain and author who has spent more than three decades walking alongside people facing loss, death, and life's most difficult seasons. Together, they discuss what grief really looks like, why healing cannot be rushed, and how faith can become a source of comfort rather than pressure during widowhood.
Drawing from his book, The Ache in the Ordinary, Phil shares gentle wisdom about finding God's presence in everyday moments, embracing honest conversations about pain, and discovering hope even when answers are hard to find. Whether you're newly widowed, supporting someone who is grieving, or seeking encouragement in your own journey, this conversation offers compassionate insight and practical hope.
I am sharing my experience of loving the same man for 32 years, a mother to two adult children, a retired military officer, a breast cancer survivor, and my connections with others.
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