When you have to start your life all over again how do you do it?

First, you rest. Take a break. Don't try to look for any answers. Do the things that nourish you and make you happy. Spend time with people that make you happy. Remember, don't try to figure out what do next and trust that everything will be fine.

Slowly, as you are able to rest, answers will start coming to you. It will be clear what your next step will be. The right person will come into your life or an opportunity will be offered to you.

Underneath all the buzz, there is a rhythm to this life. You need to listen for it.

Good luck!

With a smile and some love. :o)

one step at a time......

All of the above and love yourself.

I started mine over, but i survived on my love for my teddy bear. "The One!" That helps!

And also a little patience.

you just hold your head high and go for it

All of these are such typical answers from individuals who have never had to start their life all over again. I wish someone would respond who has walked in our shoes.

Hugs & Blessings & tons of GOOD LUCK !

There are a lot of ways of starting over, there is starting over after a fire has destroyed your home.
1. There is starting over after losing a job.
2. There is starting over after loss of a loved one.
There is starting over after loss of a body part.
There is starting over after loss of a child
3. There is starting over just because you screwed up the life you had.
4. There is starting over because of divorce.
There is starting over because everyone you knew and loved died.
5. There is the starting over as a child has to do because everything they knew is not the same and their mother tried to commit suicide and they had to take over the family.

Pick one of the numbers and shoot me an email, I will tell you what I did, any thing else, got me, haven't been there yet.

when i needed to start my life over, i looked for a job out-of-state, moved into a new apartment, and continually visualized what works in my life and stay away from what hasn't worked. i found that what i needed came to me. it was scary at first, but also so freeing. i could become whomever i wanted and invite different types of people into my life. when i did it in the spirit of an adventure, rather than running away, things just seemed to gain momentum.

When I started my life over after my husband's death I just took each day as it came and dealt with what presented itself, trying to look to far into the future only depressed and frightened me. I still try to take this approach but sometimes get overwhelmed, it has been over 2 years but I sometimes feel like I am still "starting over"

there many levels of starting over... i feel i have started over many times in my life. you have to just know what you want in life and what your priorities are. take time to figure what they are, write them down as future goals. attain the goals that most important to you first and have patience with yourself and life. have a gratitude diary. good luck

baby steps

i think everyone hit it on the nose when they said, "a day at a time"

its that night before the next day i find the hardest. Then theres the staring at the ceiling thing. then the find the coffee thing. then the wow i need a bath thing. then the maintence thing. (i pretend im doing something important that day even if i dont).
Usually by the time i get through that part, im okay to throw myself into whatever obligation ive got. ...till night comes again.

but morning always comes. give it a shot. i bet money it does tomorrow too.