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Tell Me and I Forget; Teach Me and I May Remember; Involve Me and I Learn

"Spring" into our 13th year of service with our upcoming Book Club or "Growing Through Grief" Retreat. Get all the details below!

On the Horizon

This summer we''ll be launching our most exciting program yet, along with a new website to make serving you even easier (because being a widow is tough enough)! Keep an eye out and keep being awesome!

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Our Last Read- "The Choice"

Our last AWP book club read was a beautiful memoir that makes you realize that no matter what horrible and heart-wrenching events occur in our life, we always have a choice to find joy, peace and an abyss of hope. Edith''s life is one that will leave you astonished and inspired to find the sunlight in the darkest of life''s storms. CLICK HERE to check it out!

A huge thank you to all the ladies that took part and shared their realizations and experiences! May you always make the "choice" to live the life you deserve.

"Prior to my husband passing, I was an avid reader, it wasn’t out of the norm for me to read three or more books a week. After he passed away, that widow brain got me – I struggled with reading, concentration, and tracking. While over the years this had improved, I still hadn’t gotten my groove back for reading. I’d also had the opportunity to attend one of the AWP retreats – this had a huge impact on me and was the first time I felt like I was surrounded by people that truly understood me since my husband had died. Now, not only did I have a chance to get my reading groove back, but I was also excited to be once again surrounded by “my peeps’."