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Runawaywidow

Stories about the challenges and adventures of a traveling, mid-life, unexpected widow

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  • Krabi, more islands and runaway reflections
  • Jungle Trekking at Night or my least favorite thing to do in the Thailand Rainforest
  • Ko Samui
  • More Fun in Chiang Mai and Bangkok
  • The night before the adventure
  • Solo Day in Bangkok
  • Celebrating my wedding anniversary with the elephants!
  • Temples, Pagodas and a Cooking Class in Thailand
  • The Benefits of traveling with a small tour group
  • Why I started a blog?
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  • Category: PTSD

  • Acupuncture – Healing for physical pain to depression to infertility. Worth a try?

    Posted by runawaywidow on March 29, 2017March 29, 2017

    Acupuncture has maybe become my latest guilty pleasure. Can you imagine? The idea that someone inserting small sterile needles all over your body is something you look forward to?  Well, let me tell you, I …

    Acupuncture, grief, loss, PTSD, Widow
    32 32 comments on “Acupuncture – Healing for physical pain to depression to infertility. Worth a try?”

  • How I trained my brain after the death of my husband.

    Posted by runawaywidow on March 5, 2017March 5, 2017

    How I trained my brain after the death of my husband using an attitude of gratitude.

    Gratitude, grief, loss, PTSD, travel, Widow
    29 29 comments on “How I trained my brain after the death of my husband.”
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