When we lose a partner, we don’t just lose the person we loved —
we lose the orientation we had to life itself.
In this episode, I explore what it means to come back home to yourself after loss — not by trying to “find the old you,” but by slowly rediscovering who you are now, in a body and life that have been changed by love and grief.
If you’ve ever thought:
this conversation is for you.
In this episode, we explore:
Coming back home isn’t a destination.
It’s a felt sense of safety that’s rebuilt over time — through listening, permission, and compassion.
Gentle reflection questions from this episode:
About Re-Imagine
Re-Imagine is my 12-week grief support group for widows, designed to help you come back into relationship with yourself — with structure, nervous-system support, and women who truly understand this terrain.
Not to fix you.
Not to rush you.
But to walk alongside you as you learn how to live inside yourself again.
Group begins: March 16
Free workshop: February 25 at 4:00 PM PST
(I’ll be sharing more about Re-Imagine there.)
You can find the workshop link HERE or reach out directly at
lauren@imsorrywerefriends.com
You are not meant to recreate yourself.
You are meant to discover yourself — in a way that honors both who you were and who you are becoming.