<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Resubmitted for age and gender of involved people.

Let me cut straight to what I've been so embarrassed to admit:

Ever since I was 5 and a blind man gave a speech at my school, I was afraid of sleeping (or closing my eyes in general) because I thought I would wake up without my vision. I got over that mostly when I was 14, but I still hold a fear of going blind.

Now I'm 29 and engaged. My relationship with my fiancé (who is also 29 if it matters) is great and I have no problems with that; it's the soon-to-be MIL that's causing my issue.

Every single family gathering. Every. Single. One. My bridal shower, namely. She told *everybody* attending about my childhood fear. 

Now, I have a big family, and my fiancé's family added onto that is enormous. Everyone was there, everyone caught word, and everyone laughed.

I didn't cry or yell at my MIL or kick my attendees out for laughing, or anything of the sort. But I *was* pretty upset. My fiancé said he would talk to her, which he tried to, but she dismissed him quickly. My FIL apologized to me on her behalf, which I am grateful for, but I still feel embarrassed about what she did.

My wedding is in two weeks and I'm stressed enough with arrangements, but the incident is weighing on me even more. I don't know how to solve this or how to relieve my humiliation. Help!
<bot>: My MIL told everyone at my bridal shower about my cringy childhood fear. I feel humiliated still, my wedding is in fourteen days and I'm freaking out on how to solve this.