Introducing a new column on long-term grief and healing
Posted May 11, 2018 1:00 am
Next week, we introduce a new Monday column by Susan Anderson-Khleif meant to help widows and widowers cope with long-term grief.
The overwhelming personal feedback we received to our recent series on coping with the death of a spouse underscored how difficult this life passage is for so many widows and widowers.
Anderson-Khleif's column is a response to that, and if grief is an area of concern in your life, we hope you'll find it interesting, healing and useful.
Anderson-Khleif is a widow and retiree from Sleepy Hollow with a Ph.D. in family sociology from Harvard University.
Her column will post Mondays on dailyherald.com.
As always, thank you for reading.
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