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Patty Slupecki

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Memoir, Self Help, Nonfiction

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Patty Slupecki is an author, coach, speaker, and grief survivor. Widowed at 37 and left to raise her children alone, Patty struggled through crippling grief and depression. Unwilling to give up on life and remaining positive, she embarked on a journey of survival, self-development, and recovery. Patty uses her experience to help other widows navigate the unknown following the death of a spouse or life partner. It is her passion to offer hope and guidance along the road to a new normal.

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Suddenly Widowed: A Memoir of Survival

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The Cane in My Corner

Christmas Magic

A cane sits in the corner of my living room. It has been with me most of my life and is the very first thing I place in every home I’ve lived in. This year, this move, this living room, is no exception. The cane is so much more than just my favorite Christmas memory. It’s a wonderful memory of my dad, and exemplifies the power of storytelling, faith, and love.

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