In their own words, women speak about the hardest times after the death of their husband.
"It was 10 months into his treatment when I finally broke in front of him, and he revealed the surprising yet profound truth he was using to guide his way through his diagnosis."
"She didn’t speak in soft platitudes. She didn’t even ask questions. She just said things. Specific things. Intimate things."
“This isn’t the father I’ve known all my life, but it’s the one I have.”
“The house is so quiet. The quiet is so loud,” Fallon wrote in a heartfelt post.
"When 'Gilmore Girls' premiered, I reveled in the fact that I already had the Lorelai to my Rory."
"You don’t believe your child will die, until she does."
Even the experts have a hard time letting go sometimes.
"For the first time since my dear friend had died five years earlier, she’d written back."
"Friends meant well. They thought they were encouraging me. But to me, it was a dismissal."
