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Every Widow Thing Austin moms, dead husbands. A podcast where trauma meets humor and hope is a super power.

Glioblastoma created a series of trauma that started well before the death of Dana’s husband. Hear the full story on Epi...
25/09/2026

Glioblastoma created a series of trauma that started well before the death of Dana’s husband.
Hear the full story on Episode 24 of Every Widow Thing anywhere you listen.

24/09/2026

"RIP." Three letters. Type it, hit send, move on.
I know the intent is kind. I know people mean Rest in Peace. But when I posted about my husband’s death and saw "RIP" drop into the comments, it didn't feel comforting—it felt like a slap.
We’ve turned a phrase meant for solemn honor into internet slang. We say "RIP" when we drop a phone, lose a game, or swat a fly. So when those same three letters are left as a comment on the most devastating loss of someone’s life, it can feel painfully lazy and insensitive.
Grief deserves real words, even if they're awkward or imperfect.
Watch the clip to hear why those three letters hit so hard, and let's talk in the comments:
Has a well-meaning comment ever landed completely wrong for you during loss? 👇

21/09/2026

Lost for words? Just say something. Even 'I don't know what to say' helps.
Silence can feel isolating after loss.

You may be worried you will say the wrong thing. We’ve already been through the worst. Acknowledgment of that loss can make us feel supported.

Would you agree?

We will never forget. But sometimes do these widows, widowers, mothers, fathers, children, etc, want to grieve alone? Is...
11/09/2026

We will never forget. But sometimes do these widows, widowers, mothers, fathers, children, etc, want to grieve alone? Is it exhausting? Or is it comforting?
I can’t imagine to know.
Grief is heavy.
Is it lighter when the whole country feels it too?

I hope so.
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Thank you Rebecca Feinglos . Our sentiments exactly. ❤️‍🩹
10/09/2026

Thank you Rebecca Feinglos . Our sentiments exactly. ❤️‍🩹

08/09/2026

This is what we are trying to change! Grief is a universal experience! Everyone will come face to face with it and yet, we are asked to do it quietly.

It’s ok to sit with it. Take it in. Acknowledge it. Trust that time is helping. Stay the course and know that something beautiful is being built inside you.

One day, that grief starts feeling more like the love again. And you have become a stronger more alive version of yourself. ❤️

01/09/2026

Of course Dolly would show up. Our loved ones are never truly gone. Their light, their energy, their love for us is always close by. The body dies but they do not. ❤️🦋

30/08/2026

I love the thought that after someone we love dies, they get to hold a paintbrush for a while. To help those left behind see beauty in the world.

Have you had experiences like that? If so, please share for those of us who are in such heavy grief that we aren’t sure beauty exists. XOXO.

21/08/2026

Just a reminder to all of us missing our people- 💔❤️‍🩹

19/08/2026

One of the most meaningful things you can do for someone who has lost a loved one is to share a memory—even years down the road. It’s a quiet worry for so many who are grieving that their person might be forgotten. Receiving a card or letter, even years later, is a powerful reminder that their impact lives on.

If you’ve ever hesitated to reach out because you thought “too much time has passed,” consider this your sign. Do it now. It means just as much today as it would have back then. ❤️

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