Losing one’s spouse is one of life’s most difficult and painful experiences. The process of grieving includes feelings of loneliness, abandonment, and isolation. While grieving the loss of a spouse, one also mourns the loss of identity as a member of an intimate partnership and acceptance of a new identity as a widow/er. Well-intentioned friends and family members may urge those who have lost a spouse to “move on,” while others may pass judgment when they begin to date or find a new partner. We are grateful to Marc Tobin and Jodi Wachspress, both of whom lost their partners to cancer, for sharing their experiences in finding new relationships and providing inspiration to those who have lost their spouses to love again. Listen to the episode here
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Talli Yehuda Rosenbaum
Talli Yehuda Rosenbaum
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On love and marriage and the joys and challenges of intimacy.
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Episode 55: Loving Again After Loss: Dating and Remarriage After Widowhood
Talli Yehuda Rosenbaum
April 12th, 2024