Loss of loved one may require professional, community support
Dear John: My wife died two years ago after a three-year battle with breast cancer. I thought I would have adjusted to her loss by now, but after 30 years of marriage, I guess it's still so hard for me to accept.
I'm thankful that our one son is grown and living on his own. He's encouraged me to get some therapy for my continuing depression over her loss, but I just can't get motivated to do it. Any advice you ca...
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