Sentences with phrase «into widowhood»

Our analytical sample consists of WLS graduates who (a) married their spouses prior to 1992; (b) are married in 1992/93; and (c) either remained continuously married or transitioned into widowhood between 1992/93 and 2003/05 (4,505 cases or 43.7 %).

We use this sample and assess the health status of all respondents when they are between the ages of 64 and 65 and document health disparities between those who remained married and those who transitioned into widowhood «early» between the ages of 53 and 66.

Therefore, the generalizability of our results is limited as marriage market conditions, likelihood of transitioning into widowhood, and the health consequences of widowhood are known to differ by race, ethnicity, nativity status, and levels of education (Elwert & Christakis, 2006; Kearl & Murgia, 1985; Lichter, LeClere, & McLaughlin, 1991).

Not exact matches

Rather, when confronted by the pastoral reality of people who wanted to remarry after widowhood, or after divorce, the Church, recognized civil marriages and focused entirely on the reintegration of the remarried into the Church through prayer and fasting.

His prim but apparently passionate mother follows suit, unwilling to go gently into the good night of widowhood.

Second, we also find that individuals who are socioeconomically disadvantaged are more likely to transition into «early» widowhood than their more advantaged peers.