Divorce is a life-altering experience that often comes with not only emotional devastation, but financial upheaval. For many women, the financial aspect—especially the feeling of "losing" money—can be particularly disheartening.
Divorce is a difficult process and a time of tremendous loss. When you can look past the pain and use your divorce as a catalyst for your greatest healing, your
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I remember when I was in the throes of severe heartache after my marriage imploded, I couldn’t find joy anywhere. I would see someone doing something simple such as reading
You have finally arrived at the moment when your divorce is official. When everything you have needed to do to separate yourself legally and formally from your ex is complete.
We are coming up on yet another holiday season and if this is your first Christmas after your separation or divorce, it’s bound to bring up a lot of heavy
"They say that time's supposed to heal ya; but I ain't done much healing." These are two lines at the beginning of Adele's song, "Hello." I was listening to it
The pain that comes from heartbreak and divorce is a real deep hurt that can make you feel as if your heart was shattered into a million little pieces.
After a divorce, it can feel as if you lost yourself and your entire life. You not only lose the relationship with your ex, but friendships may end as well.