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Wisdom Through Time,
"What Not to Do When Your Husband or Wife Passes First"
"Losing a spouse is one of the most painful and life-altering experiences anyone can face, especially after decades of shared memories, routines, and love. In this deeply personal and reflective story, an 83-year-old widower shares heartfelt lessons learned in the years following the loss of his beloved wife. This is more than just advice - it’s wisdom passed down through lived experience.
If your husband or wife has recently passed away, or if you’re preparing for what life might look like someday without your partner, this video will offer guidance, comfort, and clarity. These 5 things you should never do after your spouse passes are based on real emotions, real mistakes, and hard-earned insight from a man who has walked the lonely road of grief and found meaning again. Whether you’ve been married 10 years or 50, losing your life partner can feel like losing a part of yourself. But there is a way to move forward without forgetting them. This story is a soft-spoken, heartfelt reminder that even in the shadow of grief, life still has meaning, and you still have a place in it. This video is part of the Wisdom Through Time series, where elders share timeless truths, life stories, and emotional insights to help others navigate the second half of life with grace, purpose, and understanding."
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Rudi and Corlea, "Hoor Jy My Stem"
Haunting song by South Africans Rudi Claase and Corlea Botha,
sung in Afrikaans with subtitles in English .
Losing someone we love, as we all have and will, made me think of this...
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