I Love You. I Live On

The loss of a loved one is an event you absolutely don’t want to think about, but which no one is immune to. It’s one of the main risks anyone takes on when entering a long-term relationship.

The book “I Love You. I Go On Living” is a real story of a woman who, at 36, lost her husband—but, over time, was able to cope with the loss on her own. What is “work of grief”? How do you talk about death with children? Do volunteering and psychotherapy help you endure a loss? Can new relationships be possible if you haven’t yet been able to let go of the past? Together with readers, the author searches for answers to these questions. The book includes comments from psychologists and representatives of foundations that work with widows, stories of other women who lost their husbands and partners, and recommendations for living through loss based on personal experience.