When my husband of 62 years died, I struggled with learning how to be a “me” instead of a “we.” He had done the finances and house and yard maintenance. I did the everyday running of the house - cooking and other day to day tasks. We generally watched the TV shows and movies that he was interested in. Although I prepared breakfast, lunch and dinner, it was gea...
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Site title: End of life education resources for families and professionals