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At
these times we seem to find great difficulty in expressing our true
feelings about death and the funeral never seems the right place... There is a natural desire to either reach out to the bereaved or
to stand away from them completely - they have become part of a seeming
taboo, an unexplorable region that we are not yet ready to enter. We utter
what now sound like clichés and are overcome with feelings of
helplessness. We struggle with the "me too" factor and a sense
of relief that it isn't affecting us.
It must be such a
relief.
Now you can make a fresh
start.
I'm so sorry.
I just feel so helpless.
Now you can get on with
your life.
I know exactly how you
feel.
We're all thinking of
you.
Sorry to hear of your
loss.
We offer our deepest
sympathy.
It was probably for the
best.
If only.......
Of course we mean well, we
try and offer a helping hand. We really do want to express our empathy.
But that feeling of helplessness, what can we do?
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