Divorce changes everything. It’s messy. It’s painful. And it can leave you feeling lost, angry, or just trying to survive. I’ve been there—twice. The first time, I did it all wrong. The second time, I knew I had to do better. Now, I’m here to help you do the same.
Welcome to "Dealing with Divorce"—where real talk meets real healing and real growth. No fluff. No sugarcoating. Just straight-to-the-point insights to help you navigate this storm and come out stronger.
We’ll talk about the tough stuff—anger, regret, loneliness. To list a few.
Hit play, take a deep breath and let’s start healing.
Episode 114: You Can Miss the Life You Had Without Wanting It Back
Can you miss your marriage, your family routines, or the future you once imagined—without actually wanting the relationship back?
In Episode 114 of the Dealing with Divorce podcast, TD explores one of the most confusing parts of divorce recovery: grieving the life you had while still knowing that moving forward is the right decision.
You may miss the house, holidays, companionship, family traditions, or having everyone under one roof. You may even miss the person you used to be. But missing something does not automatically mean you made the wrong decision—and sadness is not always an instruction to return.
This compassionate conversation explores post-divorce grief, nostalgia, loneliness, changing family dynamics, co-parenting, emotional healing, and the difference between missing what was familiar and truly wanting it back.
You are allowed to honor the good memories without forgetting why the marriage ended. You can grieve what was lost, maintain healthy boundaries, and remain open to the meaningful life still ahead of you.
To share your story or thoughts with TD, email twicedivorced45@gmail.com (mailto:twicedivorced45@gmail.com).
25 Sept 2026
Three Divorce Recovery Books: Surviving, Rebuilding & Becoming
Divorce recovery does not happen in one straight line. Sometimes you are simply trying to survive. Later, you begin rebuilding. Eventually, you start deciding who you want to become and what kind of life you want to create next.
In Episode 113 of the Dealing with Divorce podcast, TD introduces three books created from the first 90 podcast conversations:
• Dealing with Divorce: The First 30 — for surviving the heartbreak, grief, loneliness, and uncertainty.
• Dealing with Divorce: The Next 30 — for rebuilding your confidence, identity, relationships, routines, purpose, and peace.
• Dealing with Divorce: Becoming — The Third 30 — for raising your standards, living intentionally, protecting your growth, and embracing the person you are becoming.
You do not need to read the books in order—and you do not need to have listened from Episode 1. Begin with whichever book meets you where you are today.
To receive a complimentary PDF copy of any book—or all three—email:
twicedivorced45@gmail.com (mailto:twicedivorced45@gmail.com)
The First 30 is also available in print on Amazon.
Whether you are newly separated, navigating divorce, rebuilding afterward, or supporting someone you care about, these books were created to remind you that healing is possible, your story is still being written, and you do not have to walk this road alone.
We see you. We appreciate you. And we are here with you!
18 Sept 2026
"When Everyone Thinks You’re Fine After Divorce But You’re Not."
Everyone thinks you’re doing fine after divorce—but what if you’re not?
The papers may be signed, the routines established, and the visible crisis behind you. You’re working, caring for your family, paying the bills, and even smiling again. From the outside, it looks like you’ve moved on. Inside, however, you may still be carrying hidden grief, loneliness, exhaustion, and emotions no one else sees.
In Episode 112 of Dealing with Divorce, we explore the quiet stage of healing after divorce—the season when support begins to fade, but emotional recovery is far from complete. You’ll hear compassionate, practical guidance for acknowledging difficult emotions, asking for help, resisting the pressure to prove you’re okay, and understanding why a painful day does not erase your progress.
This episode is for anyone navigating grief after divorce, rebuilding life as a single parent, struggling with loneliness, or learning how to move forward without pretending the pain is gone.
You can be grateful for the life you’re rebuilding and still grieve the life you lost. You can be strong and still need support.
Listen now—and consider sharing this episode with someone who looks okay but may be carrying more than you realize.
Stay strong. Stay encouraged. Keep moving forward.
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