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I'm trying my best to embrace the fact that things will move on. I will move on. We don't have kids so I won't have that element to like, both enrich my life but also remind me what I had you know? I can't imagine having to become like a single parent (though I believe you are in another relationship or were a few months ago) beyond all this. Like I imagine it would be both terrifying and yet the one thing that really pushes you to try to be your best every day, whatever best is at the time.

I've got a week off planned for after my wife passes away to set things in order. I'm already planning on maybe getting a new mattress. My parents have a fairly new leather couch so I will be able to replace our old one. A lot of her older clothes have been donated already, etc.

I am thinking of creating an email to send to my employees to just get everything out there. My immediate colleagues and my bosses know what is going on and have known for months my journey. I think being able to be open and talk about it with my employees and just take the time to do all the awkward conversations and reactions of others right away might help me move on quicker?