Sis, you should grab something to eat while your here on CC. It helps to eat while being occupied with reading posts and all. I am just Very Glad that you're here.
My daughter lost her husband also and they had two children. I think what helped her was that she was also on a forum.
Forums are open 24/7 and there's always someone here. That's nice to know when you're going through anything and talking is great. Also - it's more than helpful to "DISTRACT" ... no matter what the problem is - it is sure better than allowing it to swallow us like quick-sand ... been there and can't tell you how much it helps to Distract to others and other subjects besides what it is that is grievious in our lives. I think having forums was a life saver for me.
Sis, you have to decide how long you'll grieve. No one can make that decision for you. Thankfully, you have your and Norm's daughter to live for and pour that love into that you know that he would be doing, if he were there. I know and fully understand the pain. My daughter, though on the computer, wasn't communicating with anyone - just reading online in the beginning ... but little by little - [he passed in 2007] - she went back to work - now is in school to be a ultra-sound technician and paying the mortgage and bills and running the children to this and that school event, etc., but she will still miss having her husband there. That doesn't go away - but life begins again and we can take life in almost any direction that we choose at some point and make life better for ourselves and even for others at some point. We learn so very much through pain -- about ourselves and how to empathize with others and to show love to others in a deeper way.
We're praying for you and our hearts go out to you for your and your daughter's loss. It's hard to be strong - but I'm sure your husband would feel better if he knew you were being strong and keeping yourself strong by taking good care of yourself. Just nibble on healthy things. I keep a bag of trail-mix by my chair and don't even realize that I'm nibbling while reading posts. I don't have a big appetite neither - but keeping healthy muchchies by where you sit at your computer helps and taking vitamins - especially 'C' will be a protector of your body through this winter. Even yogurt drinks or milk shakes or smoothies - just avoid the ones with aspertame.
Much Love and empathy going out to you and prayers going up for you & your dear daughter.