Sentences with phrase «in widowhood»

Here at Widow 2.0, you'll find sisterhood in widowhood — noteworthy sites, books to read, movies that move us, blog posts and comments from other widows, information to share — but mostly a community that understand Frequency about 1 post per month Since May 2013 Website widow2point0.com + Follow Facebook fans - 2,103.

Here at Widow 2.0, you'll find sisterhood in widowhood — noteworthy sites, books to read, movies that move us, blog posts and comments from other widows, information to share — but mostly a community that understand Frequency about 1 post per month Since May 2013 Website widow2point0.com + Follow Facebook fans - 2,103.

In 2016, Tanya started the A Widows World blog where she shares her eleven year perspective and experience in widowhood and as a re-married widow.

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In Belgium, elderly couples have been euthanized together because they would rather die than face future widowhood.

Today few people in psychological or medical circles would suggest that widowhood at age thirty - five, for example, means that the spouse must cap his or her sexual energy forever.

The same applies to the husband's awareness of the unique self - esteem problems of women faced with changing sex roles, the continuing dual - standard in many areas, the increasing period of life after the children are raised and the problem of finding significance therein, and the preparation for creative widowhood which faces the vast majority of women in our culture.

And it affirms that «everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well - being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.»

The sage Narada warned her that Satyavan was doomed to die in a year, but she braved widowhood, and insisted on the marriage.

In societies such as Belgium and the Netherlands in which euthanasia consciousness has been popularly embraced, doctor - facilitated suicide is available to the dying, the disabled, the elderly, the mentally ill — and even some married couples who choose death over the prospect of future widowhooIn societies such as Belgium and the Netherlands in which euthanasia consciousness has been popularly embraced, doctor - facilitated suicide is available to the dying, the disabled, the elderly, the mentally ill — and even some married couples who choose death over the prospect of future widowhooin which euthanasia consciousness has been popularly embraced, doctor - facilitated suicide is available to the dying, the disabled, the elderly, the mentally ill — and even some married couples who choose death over the prospect of future widowhood.

Eventually, in 1540, with a view to her widowhood, Luther bought for her from her brother a little farm at Zolsdorf, south of Leipzig, and she spent a few weeks there in the year.

«SERAP notes that article 25 paragraph 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights provides that, «Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well - being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.

Contrary to what I have read in several American books on widowhood, which claim that a widow is usually forgotten by her former circle of friends, all my friends — Israeli and American — have stayed in touch, and two young widows in Los Alamos who heard about the accident sought me out and have supported me with advice and understanding throughout the years since.

It follows that there's also been a rise in the amount of older people who've either gone through a divorce or experienced widowhood.

to create the musical comedy about online dating in post-menopausal widowhood..

Some moms by widowhood choice in free singles.

Parched Details: 2015, Wolfe Video Rated: Not rated The lowdown: A drama set in rural India that centers on four ordinary women who share the harsh lives of Indian women, including abusive and arranged marriages as well as widowhood.

You know, the movie in which Judi Dench as Queen Victoria develops a close platonic friendship — or maybe even a romance — with royal groundskeeper John Brown in the early years of her widowhood, in the 1860s.

There's all that romance, being swept away and married in a hurry, then comes sudden widowhood.

To her, those words embodied not only the political situation but, more particularly, her own life: working on the farm in her youth, her widowhood, her unpleasant daughters - in - law, living in other people's houses since she was sixteen.

In Canada, the average age of widowhood for women is a relatively young 56, according to BMO.

Central London County Court has held, at appeal, that it is seriously arguable that the differential treatment afforded by s 88 of the Housing Act 1985 to persons who become sole tenants consequent upon divorce and those who become sole tenants consequent upon widowhood is not compatible with Art 14, European Convention on Human Rights, in Samawi v Haringey LBC on 3 July.

A majority of those in the study stated that they increased social participation to combat the negative effects of widowhood.

In addition, it must be noted that although many demographic variables lose their significant relationship to both formal and informal social participation, widowhood retains a strongly significant relationship to both types of social participation.

As seen in Model 3, we then estimated a model using the identified variables as covariates, widowhood status as a fixed effect, and prior social participation as a control.

Although social participation is important to the well - being of older adults, we seek to examine how the widowhood event affects involvement in these activities.

This indicates an increase in both formal and informal social participation regardless of the level of social participation prior to the widowhood event.

As the stated goal was to attempt a quasi-replication of the Utz and colleagues» findings, the relationships that were reproduced in these analyses included the significant relationship between widowhood and greater informal social participation, as well as between gender and informal social participation.

This indicates that widowhood status, more than other demographic characteristics, may influence social participation in older widowed adults.

We did reproduce some of the findings of Utz and colleagues in regards to widowhood and social participation in older adults.

And yet there are about four million lone fathers in America — through widowhood, or because their ex-wives didn't want to mother, or were too dysfunctional to share parenting.

I hope you enjoy reading this, and more importantly I hope I can help someone out there in a similar situation.There is no guidebook for this «widowhood».

Indeed, quality of relationship with children accounted for almost 51.52 % of the effect of widowhood on depression in women, but only 11.36 % of the difference between married men and widowers.

H2: Widowed persons who were previously in age heterogamous unions (primarily the younger spouse) will be particularly vulnerable to the adverse consequences of widowhood for health.

The effect of widowhood on weight change, dietary intake, and eating behavior in the elderly population

Finally, the current state of the literature would benefit from examining cohort differences and the length of widowhood as potential covariates in the relationship between widowhood and late life health.

Although many studies have discussed widowhood through death in terms of social support theory and gender differences in marital and social relationships (Levenson, Carstensen, & Gottman, 1993; Lopata, 1978; Ross & Mirowsky, 2002; Umberson et al., 1992), our knowledge of widowhood's relationship to depression is based on studies conducted in western developed societies (Bankoff, 1983; Carr et al., 2000; Stroebe, Stroebe, & Abakoumkin, 1999; van Baarsen, 2002).

Specifically, younger women who married considerably older spouses will be substantially more likely to experience widowhood than similarly aged individuals in age homogamous unions.

Gender differences in the impact of social ties on depressive symptoms associated with widowhood may be more pronounced in societies with more rigid gender roles, such as Korea.

This article examines whether individuals in age heterogamous unions (i.e., large age differentials between spouses) are particularly vulnerable to the adverse health consequences of widowhood.

In addition, we calculated the percentage change in the coefficient of widowhood [100 × (βsecond equation (Model 1) − βthird equation (Model 2)-RRB- / βsecond equation (Model 2)-RSBIn addition, we calculated the percentage change in the coefficient of widowhood [100 × (βsecond equation (Model 1) − βthird equation (Model 2)-RRB- / βsecond equation (Model 2)-RSBin the coefficient of widowhood [100 × (βsecond equation (Model 1) − βthird equation (Model 2)-RRB- / βsecond equation (Model 2)-RSB-.

A lower quality of relationship with children play an important role in mediating the psychological distress associated with widowhood among both men and women.

The aim of this study is to (a) document variations in the mental and physical health outcomes of married and widowed respondents, (b) ascertain whether widowed persons who were previously in age heterogamous unions are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of widowhood, and (c) assess the extent to which differential selection, marital quality, and health practices during marriage account for health disparities by marital status and spousal age gap.

In conclusion, social ties with children partially mediated and also moderated the relationship between widowhood and depressive symptoms in older KoreanIn conclusion, social ties with children partially mediated and also moderated the relationship between widowhood and depressive symptoms in older Koreanin older Koreans.

The possibility of widowhood is more common among women than among men: indeed, 44.2 % of women but only 6.3 % of men lost their spouses in this study.

Despite the limitations, our study contributes to the literature on widowhood and health of the surviving spouse in several important ways.

However, the disadvantage of widowhood was much greater in men (β =.109) than in women (β =.082).

Last but not least, we find that variations in health practices during marriage are the primary reason why widowed persons in age heterogamous unions may be particularly vulnerable to the adverse health consequences of widowhood.

First, our results help identify a subgroup that is particularly vulnerable to the adverse consequences of widowhood: those who were previously in age heterogamous unions.

Differential selection, however, fails to explain why widowed persons in age heterogamous unions are more vulnerable to the adverse consequences of widowhood for health.

We then determine whether widowed persons who were previously in age heterogamous unions are particularly more vulnerable to the adverse consequences of widowhood.