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Building a new social circle
What have you found most helpful in meeting new people and developing a social life as a widowed person?
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12/09/2011
08:30:43
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Inspirational Themes
What gets you out of bed in the mornings or gives a lift to your day? |
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15/07/2009
09:17:13
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Social communication via the Internet
There seem to be interactive websites for just about every interest and topic under the sun. What's your favourite?
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Suggestions for weekend activities
Weekends, especially Sundays and bank or public holidays can seem very long and lonely. What ways have you found to fill the time and make them meaningful?
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31/08/2009
23:21:21
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Volunteering ideas
There are literally hundreds of volunteering opportunities in all kinds of capacities and it's a great way to help others, fill time, meet new people and develop new interests. What do you recommend?
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03/08/2009
20:07:22
by: Jacquie Clarke |
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Where can widowed people go for holidays?
Travelling alone, single supplements and loneliness all become issues for the widowed person wanting a holiday. Please share with us your experiences and suggestions!
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26/07/2009
18:47:19
by: Jacquie Clarke |
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Widowed World website content
What else would you like to see included in the website?
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14/09/2009
08:13:43
by: Jacquie Clarke |
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Widowhood and Nausea
A normally healthy and resilient seventy three year old lady, widowed (for the second time) twenty months ago, has in the last two months developed what she can only describe as 'nausea' although she never vomits. The nausea is apparent when she wakes every day and usually disappears with or without medication, by early afternoon. Her doctor has given her anti nausea tablets and anti-depressant tablets. The condition occurs regardless of anticipated pleasure or otherwise of planned activities. The lady (with professional medical background), has come to the conclusion that it has to have a psychlogical basis but is totally unable to fathom what's at the bottom of it and can't understand why it should come and go so regularly.
If anyone has had a similar experience and found a solution, it would be great to hear about it.
Jacquie
Live in the moment, learn from life's experiences, listen to and follow your intuition, engage with 21st C technology and think with all the aspiration, enthusiasm and energy of the 18 year old 'you'. |
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24/08/2009
13:40:30
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