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Grief & Loss for Young & Middle Adults
Losing Your Spouse: When You're Still Expected to Function—Get Through the Workday, Answer Hard Questions, and Carry the Whole House—At Your Pace
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Narrado por:
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Liz Wylder Boyer
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DJ Brege
You lost your spouse. And the world gave you a week.
Maybe less. A few days of casseroles and “I’m so sorry” texts—and then back to work, school drop-off, bills, and conversations you can barely follow. Everyone moved on. Your life didn’t.
Now you’re doing everything alone, answering “How are you?” when the honest response would clear the room. You’re expected to function when your routine, identity, finances, and future have been dismantled.
This book was written for you.
Denise Brege, RN, BSN, spent more than 30 years as an emergency and intensive care nurse, supporting people through the worst moments of their lives. She knows grief doesn’t follow a neat timeline—and surviving the loss of a spouse requires more than advice about “stages.”
This practical, compassionate guide helps widows and widowers navigate:
- The workday, bereavement leave, unexpected tears, and difficult questions
- Parenting through grief while supporting grieving children
- The house, finances, decisions, belongings, and paperwork once shared by two
- Grief's effects on sleep, appetite, concentration, and the body
- Well-meaning comments that hurt more than they help
- Loneliness, changed relationships, and the question of who you are now
- Continuing Bonds—30 one-page readings for the hardest moments and meaningful ways to keep your spouse with you
With short chapters, plain language, practical scripts, and nurse-guided reassurance, you can read what you need today and return when you're ready.
There are no stages to complete, no timeline to meet, and no judgment here. You’re not broken. You’re doing something impossibly hard.
You don’t have to figure out your whole future today. You only have to get through today—gently, practically, one small step at a time.
For widows and widowers still expected to show up: you don’t have to carry this alone.
An optional companion workbook is available for guided reflection, but this book stands complete on its own.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
©2026 Denise J Brege (P)2026 Denise J Brege