- What have you done for fun lately?
- If you could do anything, what would you do?
- Do you think that spending money on fun is an “OK” expense?
- Have you turned down a chance to play with family and friends? Why?
- Were you brought up to think that fun wasn’t a valuable use of your time?
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Part Eight - Widows and Self-Care
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Most widows struggle to experience even a little fun and adventure in their lives. Fun is a necessary part of self-care and has a positive impact on your health and well-being.
Building fun into your life on a regular basis will help you to take life less seriously. There are still lots of memories to be made and it doesn’t have to always cost a lot of money.
A good knee slapping laugh with friends as you go for a walk together, playing with your grandchildren and having a new adventure, these will all add years to your own life.
I’m here to remind you that having fun is just as important as working a job or looking after your loved ones.