Writing a Eulogy: Heart Centered Work

Writing a eulogy can be one of the hardest, yet most fulfilling, pieces of writing that someone could ever create. During times of grieving and loss, honoring a life through words, story and heart can be difficult. Here are some tips we got to share on the INELDA website ( The International End of Life Doula Association) on how to write a eulogy. I hope that it serves you well. Click on the photo below.

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