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Wakes, Funerals, Grief and Booze
Wakes, Funerals, Grief and Booze
Wakes, Funerals, Grief and Booze
Sunday 13th October 2024
Vic and Hamish tackle the tricky topic of grief and alcohol, offering practical tips for staying sober at funerals and wakes.
48 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol often complicates the grieving process.
- Staying sober helps in processing emotions healthily.
- It's okay to feel all the emotions without numbing them.
- Practical tips for staying sober at funerals and wakes.
- Honouring loved ones without alcohol is possible.
Why do people get so shitfaced at funerals?
Ever wondered why wakes and funerals often end in a booze-fuelled haze? In this episode of 'Sober Awkward', Vic and Hamish tackle the tricky topic of grief and alcohol. They share their own experiences and reflect on why alcohol is so prevalent at these sombre events. From falling down stairs to accidentally offending grieving relatives, they paint a vivid picture of the chaos that can ensue when booze mixes with sorrow.
The duo also discuss the emotional toll of dealing with a hangover on top of grief and how staying sober can help you process these tough emotions more healthily. With their trademark humour and honesty, Vic and Hamish offer practical tips for staying sober at funerals and wakes, even when everyone around you is raising a glass.
They remind us that it's okay to feel all the emotions and that staying clear-headed is the best way to honour a loved one's memory. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tricky waters of grief while maintaining sobriety. Tune in for a mix of laughs, heartfelt advice, and a dose of reality.