Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I am a funeral professional. Grief and stress is part of the process. Confronting death is a very normal and important part of the grieving process.
You can also record the eulogy on Zoom or something, and have it played if stage fright is an issue. You can just say you are overwhelmed with grief and don’t feel you will get through what you want today, then roll video.
No one judges a eulogy deliverer. If you falter, choke up, or ultimately can’t do it…you are given an enormous amount of grace at the funeral of a loved one.
Huge hugs. You will feel SO MUCH BETTER after it is over. That is what funerals are for! They are for the living, not the dead.
Thank you!
My best wishes for you. Funerals are hard, but it will help you get through the grief process better and quicker. It’s a gift to provide finality, so you and your family can begin to pick up the pieces and forge ahead. Much love to you and yours. Let yourself grieve. It helps.