When the fire takes everything-your partner, your home, your sense of safety-what remains?In Grief Changed Me: A Widow's Heartbeat. Delilah Klug writes from the ashes of unimaginable loss, carrying readers through the aftermath of widowhood, betrayal, survival, and the quiet power of becoming.This is not a book of tidy answers or polished cliches. It's a book of truth-the kind that aches, the kind that heals, the kind that makes you feel less alone. With raw honesty and unwavering clarity. Delilah shares the weight of raising children in grief, rebuilding from nothing, and reclaiming her voice when the world fell silent.These pages are not about "moving on." They're about carrying love forward. They're about what it means to breathe again when your heart feels shattered. They're about learning to live with both the ache and the hope, the loss and the legacy, the wound and the rise.For every widow who has whispered, "I don't know how to keep going"-this book is proof that you can.Because even in the breaking, even in the fire, even in the silence-the heartbeat continues.