Widowhood: To Date or Not To Date... That Is the Question

by Judy Towne Jennings

112 pages

Too many widowed women are told they don't need a man to be happy. That may be true, but those widowed deserve to seek companionship if that is God's plan for their lives. This book is composed of stories from 40 people revealing their various choices.

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About the Book
This book is meant to encourage all those widowed to move out of their grief to a life of purpose with new sources of unconditional love. Both men and women aged from 60's to 90's were interviewed. The main focus is to share their individual choices to encourage others to ponder their own journeys. All have a journey, hopefully within an adventure with God. Pets can become wonderful companions extending unconditional love. People interviewed in this book explain why they chose as they did. Some developed a strong bond with their God. Others chose a path of service that makes their life fulfilling. And many share the joy from relationships with another person: As a friend, companion, true love, and/or marriage partner. Info is given for safety when meeting someone online, with tips for dating successfully. For those dating seriously, advice is presented about health issues, family issues, financial realities, merging households, and the importance of discussing individual beliefs about passion. Both positive and negative stories are shared because not all relationships are positive. Catastrophes happen. What can one do to find peace and joy after a calamity? Four gentlemen shared their experiences and perspectives about being widowed. These men felt strongly that widowers’ stories also need to be shared. It is a needed book in today's norms. Hopefully, it might begin to change the cultural restraints on the life choices offered to widowed persons. One size does not fit all. Joy and happiness can happen. Moments that take one's breath away are possible whether a person chooses to seek friendship with a person of the opposite six or not. Enjoy.
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About the Author
	Judy Towne Jennings has transitioned from a Physical Therapist to an author. She writes her experiences related to caregiving for a husband with a neurological disease, her widowhood journey, and her mentoring with widows. Life can be an adventure on the road to becoming all that God has destined for each person after a calamity. She shares God moments, miracles and God messages.