Widowhood

A widow is a woman whose spouse has died; a widower is a man whose spouse has died. This book's focus is on widows. Widowhood, or the disruption of marriage due to the death of the spouse, is a source of great emotional pain and stress. Widows (females whose spouse has died) and widowers (males whose spouse has died) may grieve and mourn their loss for years. Nearly 3 percent of men and 12 percent of women in all age groups in the United States are widowed. Among people age 75 and older, nearly 25 percent of men and 66 percent of women are widowed. The following are discussions in this book: -A vivid introduction of widowhood-How widows can have a remunerating existence after distress and development stages with genuine life situations-Mystic pay-How widows can develop their riches-Tips that are particularly pertinent for new widows who need to make a move and push ahead-Five proposals for new widows after the demise of a life partnerThis book can truly change the possibility of anybody in a place of widowhood. So I irrefutably recommend you to buy and get it! John Chapman is an author, speaker, instructor - has an enthusiasm for individuals and for encouraging them to structure enduring connections. Please scroll up and click on the buy button.