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207.713.0674 (please leave a message).Our hours will be variable in the foreseeable future. Please check the blog for updates, and feel free to stop in at 189 Main Street in Lewiston for information.
Note: Presently The Warrior Project is only open Tuesday and Saturday evenings when our support groups are available. The entrance is at the back of the building, off the alley on the Park Street side. (189 Main Street is the entrance to Heritage Collectibles, our antiques shop, which is at the intersection of Main & Park streets. 189 B Main Street is entered from the rear of the same building.)- Follow The (Grief) Warrior Project on WordPress.com
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Category Archives: Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps
Expanded Holiday Hours at the Bookstore That Supports The Grief Warrior Project
Heritage Collectibles, Books & Maps is the antiques shop & used bookstore that John and I started two years before he suicided. It was a dream of his, to have a little shop where he could research cool items, read … Continue reading
Creating a Drop-In Center… Can You Help?
Do you have time to… a) Attend a planning meeting on Monday, November 5th at 5:30, to help turn The Grief Warrior Project drop-in center into a reality – and/or – b) Attend regular meetings after that – and/or – … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, Grief, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, Loneliness
Tagged anxiety, anxious, depression, Grief, Grief Warrior Project, Loneliness, lonely, stress, stress management, Suicide
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Profits to Benefit The Grief Warrior Project
As some may know, Johnny and I owned an antiques shop called Heritage Collectibles (https://heritagecollectiblesmaine.com). We also had a small used book store called Heritage Books, Maps & Ephemera, that John had spent many happy hours pulling together, completing it … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps
Tagged Anger, Grief, Suicide, support group, Warrior Project
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Profits from Two Businesses to Help Fund The Warrior Project
John and I owned both a small antiques shop and a used bookstore in Lewiston, Maine. After John died, I didn’t know what I wanted to do with the two shops – they take up a huge amount of … Continue reading
