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Widow’s Den w/ Monica Lucia – Grief and Gratitude can Coexist

June 16, 2025

Grief and gratitude can coexist. Mourn what’s lost while honoring what was. It’s not a contradiction—it’s love in its fullest, most powerful form.

Widow’s Den w/ Monica Lucia – When They Visit Us in Dreams

June 2, 2025

Understanding the Comfort and Meaning Behind Dreaming of Loved Ones Who’ve Passed

Widow’s Den w/ Monica Lucia – Widow’s Den Finds a Home: A New Beginning for Healing and Hope

May 19, 2025

Widow’s Den has a new home! Thanks to Raymer-Kepner, we now gather at their Life Tribute Center—a warm space for healing, connection, and support. Read More

Widow’s Den w/ Monica Lucia – I’m Completely Numb

May 5, 2025

Numbness isn’t feeling nothing—it’s feeling everything at once. Overwhelmed and shut down? Monica Lucia explores the truth behind what you’re really feeling—and why it matters.

Widows Den w/ Monica Lucia: Please Allow Me to Re-introduce Myself

April 21, 2025

Mother. Graduate. Business owner. Widow. Labels for life’s chapters—some earned, some unexpected. But none define who I truly am. Discover the story behind the titles.

The Widow’s Den with Monica Lucia.

April 1, 2025

This story follows James as he supports Emily through grief, learning that healing isn't about fixing—but about patience, presence, and standing by someone you lov

The Widow’s Den with Monica Lucia. Frank’s Story – Don’t Hide the Pain

March 25, 2025

Grief never fully fades—and that’s okay. Embrace the pain, don’t hide from it. Healing begins when you stop trying to get over it and just feel.

The Widow’s Den with Monica Lucia. Appreciate What You Have before it’s too Late:

March 12, 2025

"Loss freezes time, leaving only memories. In sorrow, life’s true value becomes clear—every moment matters. Cherish today, for tomorrow is never promised.

The Widow’s Den with Monica Lucia. Do you question your Mortality?

February 25, 2025

Have you ever lost a friend and suddenly questioned your own mortality? Many avoid the thought, while others face it daily. Monica Lucia explores why.