<p>Cathymee. I am sorry to hear of your loss of your awesome husband.</p>
<p>Thanks for reminding us all of how fragile our lives really are.</p>
<p>Cathymee I am so sorry, I am sneding hugs to you too.</p>
<p>Very sorry for your loss, Cathymee.</p>
<p>Cathymee, a sudden loss is one of the worst kinds of loss. Hugs to you, and to your children.</p>
<p>Cathymee, {{{HUGS}}} It is so hard to lose a beloved life partner, but as you said, it sounds like you and he had a wonderful 37 years together! It also sounds like you’ve raised some amazing kids. Good luck on your new path and attitude. Sounds like you’re opening yourself up to new possibilities. Take good care of yourself!</p>
<p>The TED conferences on National Public Radio had happiness today’s theme. It might be useful to check out–they may have the podcast and transcript for anyone interested. Otherwise, the TED website has access to all the wonderful presentations. Here’s a link to its most inspired talks about happiness (according to one source).</p>
<p>[6</a> Inspiring TED Talks About Happiness and Belief | Matador Network](<a href=“http://matadornetwork.com/bnt/6-inspiring-ted-talks-about-happiness-and-belief/]6”>6 Inspiring TED Talks About Happiness and Belief)</p>
<p>Cathymee- hugs to you. Transitions are always challenging. The only way through, is through and your attitude will carry you.</p>
<p>Worrying robs me of happiness. I always try to remind myself that the few things I worry about are “luxury problems” and most of the things I worry about will probably never happen. I actually write down many of my worries (big and small) and put them in a “God Can”. When I am in doubt again, I take them out to look at them and every time, most have been resolved. It deepens my faith every time. And when I am not worried, I am happier…</p>