EmilyChambers
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The funeral director for my Dad was amazing. She sat with us when needed, she hugged us when needed, even a hand on the shoulder when it was neededIf you work as a funeral director. You are going to be dealing with death. And families mourning the loss of loved ones. This isn't a new concept or situation. It is what you have been trained to deal with. And chose that career path as you feel it is something you can deal with. Funerals are always sad. Why more so now
She was there every step of the way, she was perfect.
Yes it was her job but not once did we ever feel like "just a job" to her.
I can't imagine going through that now and having no comfort off anyone. In funerals now, unless you are from the same household, you have to sit 2 metres apart and those same funeral directors will tell you to move away. My friends husband died last summer and was allowed 15 at the funeral
My friend had to sit alone as no one else was from her household. I have her a hug and was asked to move away.
The funeral directors by me has had to get a temporary morgue for outside as they don't have capacity to hold all the dead bodies they have.
Do you honestly believe that because they deal with death every single day that they cannot be overwhelmed or upset by what is happening? Seriously?? Were you born without empathy or are you just a bit dim?!
Do you also think all the Dr's dealing with and working on Covid wards should also not be feeling the strain because they should be used to people not recovering from an illness?
Working with death doesn't mean you are void from feeling extra pressure or feeling extra emotion. Especially with Covid as it literally can kill anyone and can be caught by anyone.
You might not like Tilly but don't ever EVER tell someone how they should be handling this pandemic because they ought to be used to death.
You are literally an idiot.Indee
Doh, silly me. Just clicked. You're the one who always sticks up for her
Hi Tilly