For Widows Only! is an extraordinary book for widows. Personal, intimate, and honest, it contains straight from the hip girl talk, strictly for widows only! In addition to nuts and bolts advice, author Annie Estlund includes her most intimate feelings and those of many other widows, making this book relevant to widows of all ages at all stages. Organized into three sections, “What Happened?” “What Now?” and “What Next?” For Widows Only! guides the grieving widow through her most anxious moments and helps her find answers to her most pressing questions. Ms. Estlund particularly empathizes with widows who think they will never survive their trauma or that life will never again be worthwhile. For Widows Only! offers guidelines
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A must read for widows
This book was just what I was looking for. As a 49 year old widow I was reeling with grief after the recent death of my husband.
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If you are or know a new widow this is the book
I got this book about 3 weeks after my husband suddenly died. I was so lost and feeling like I was going crazy.
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Review of book
Great book, good read. Very informative. I would highly recommend this book to any widow.
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Helpful at any stage.
I wish I would have had this book sooner in my journey through becoming a widow. Straight forward common sense information from someone who has experienced profound grief.
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a great help, a gentle spirit
I read about Annie’s book on the website For Widows Only. The book is excellent and has many helpful sections.
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A friend’s review received by mail.
Best book I ever read on the subject…, September 29, 2006
By Nancy Kraft, Muscatine, IA
Dear Annie, I am Jan’s old, old friend from childhood.
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Very informative even if you aren’t a widow.
A friend of mine recently lost her mother. After reading this book I felt I was better able to help her and to also understand her moods.
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A gift for those in need
We’ve lost some good friends in recent years and witnessed the trauma and sorrow of the survivors. It’s difficult to know what to do to help them cope with their loss…