ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Living alone after the loss of your husband can mean thinking about safety in ways you may not have before. In this episode, I share some simple things I do to protect myself at home and while I’m out—from keeping my keys separate from my purse to making my home look occupied. This isn’t about living in fear. It’s about being aware, being prepared, and feeling more confident taking care of yourself.
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