Widowed, Single, Now What?

About the Book

The purpose for writing this book is to help widows, widowers, or anyone who had a loss cope with the stress and grief of losing a loved one while dealing with their self-discovery, sorting out people, and things that are needed in order for them to have a healthy life. That also includes dealing with things that may not have been thought about during the confusion of dealing with the grief, anger, and depression. While you embark into the unknown world of being a Christian single, you may ask the question “Where do you go from here?” This is a book on what I have lived and gone through in my healing in order to deal with my own loss. My hope is for this to be a testimony and an encouragement to those who read it. The main focus of this book is to hold on to your faith in God while going through this ordeal and knowing that you are not alone, that we can get through this together. Believe me if I can do it, anyone can!

About the Author

Lois Bradford is a woman who has a passion about her faith in God, family and the community. A woman who has earn three degrees ranging from a Associates degree in the field of law as a Paralegal, a Bachelors in Business management and a Masters in Business Administration. She has been a wife of a Minister/Elder of a church and is now a Minister in the Stephen’s Ministry. She presently serves her community with many organizations all while raising three adopted grandchildren. She has a compassion for sharing and helping those that are in need and a zeal for teaching woman and children. Her desire is to share not only what God had done for her, but educate those who have lost a love one and need direction on where to go. Lois direct and to the point demeanor illustrates strength and confidence which she teaches other woman to exhibit, and the motivation of not giving away their power to anyone. In the same token, she shows that side of her that demonstrates the softness and the pain that she has suffered because of her loss. Her statement to you is that, “You don’t have to go through this alone, for you are not alone.”