Reclaimed Horizons Samantha Goins

Reclaimed Horizons Samantha Goins Samantha Goins | Reclaimed Horizons
Widowhood changes everything 🩋
The quiet, complicated parts of grief. A safe space for widows.

Samantha Goins, a dedicated christian widow grief coach, has transformed her personal tragedy into a powerful mission. Widowed since 2020, she faced the daunting task of navigating her own grief while supporting her 3 young children. After 18 months of intense darkness, Samantha began her journey towards healing, learning to nurture her mind, body, and spirit. Her healing journey began with small, intentional steps, leading her to become an expert in managing grief, recognizing triggers, coping with secondary losses, and dealing with depression and anxiety. Most importantly, she has learned to lean on God and practice self-love and grace. Her mission is to guide other christian widows through their grief journey, helping them embrace their pain, heal, and move forward in life with a reclaimed life full of hope and joy.

02/09/2026

Widow life at 5am during Valentine’s week hits different. Last week I had an injured child. Seven doctor appointments. Five more this week.

Running a household alone.
Building a business alone.
Grieving alone.

And missing my husband more when life gets hard.

Not just on Valentine’s Day.
On the tired days.
On the overwhelming days.
On the “I wish he was here” days.

That’s widowhood.

Some weeks you hold it together.
Some weeks you fall apart.
Some weeks you rise again.

All of it counts.

If you’re a grieving widow trying to survive this week,
you’re not weak. You’re doing something incredibly hard.

đŸ«¶ If this sounds like your life right now,
leave a heart, “me too,” or tell me how you’re really doing.

You don’t have to carry this alone. 💕

I love this one so much! â€ïžđŸŠ‹đŸ˜‡
02/03/2026

I love this one so much! â€ïžđŸŠ‹đŸ˜‡

01/25/2026

For the widow who feels invisible
even to God.
If you’re a widow and this feels hard to believe right now,
that makes so much sense.

Losing your husband can quietly unravel your sense of being seen
by people, by faith and by the world around you.

You don’t have to have this figured out.
You don’t have to feel strong.
You don’t have to explain your grief.

If this feels familiar, you’re not alone here. đŸ«¶

01/22/2026

The word “widow” can land before your heart is ready to hear it. A few weeks after my husband died, a friend said, “Now that you’re a widow
”

I remember tearing up instantly.
Not because of what she meant but because of what that word meant.

Widow.

I remember thinking,
Is that really what I’m called now?

My heart hadn’t caught up yet. I was still trying to survive the loss of my husband and suddenly my life had a label I didn’t recognize.

If you’re early in this and the word still feels heavy,
there is nothing wrong with you.

Identity doesn’t shift overnight.
And grief doesn’t move on a timeline.

You don’t have to have language for this yet.

If you remember the first time that word hit you,
you’re welcome to share what it felt like below or just sit with this
both are okay here. 🩋

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