Well I haven't lost any friend because of their death, but because I left the place where I used to leave. That's why I can't believe what you are saying could be true, because if your friend survives at least you can talk to her. It really doesn't matter at this point if she walks or not...
You have to believe she'll be fine, don't give upAnyways, if I ever have lost of friend, I actually never knew. I have to keep on moving, and I have to keep on making new friends. Sometimes I lose contact with friends, so I wouldn't actually know.
But as far as I know right now, no, I haven't lost a friend.
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:hello: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HELLO KITTY SMILEY :hello:
So sorry to hear that...
But, there is hope even in the most confusing circumstances...
If ur friend makes it then that is amazin..
But if she doesnt u have to find peace in that...in my opinion at least....there must be somewhere better than here...
Knowing she is there u will find peace in urself..
Thats how i got through losing my nan....Knowing shes sumwhere better than here...Whereever taht place may be...
I hope that helps...
xxx
10 people I have known died within the last year.
In highschool a beautiful, smart and energetic young girl named Stephanie Ramadeen died in a car accident.
She wasn't a best or close friend - but we were friends.
It was tragic.
...
Most of my friends have been lost to time - growing up, changing, moving. Sometimes losing a friend to death seem like it might be easier because losing touch with someone for no evident reason hurts ... but again I haven't really lost someone close to me so this is a hypothetical feeling.
Though I certainly know I regret losing contact with friends over time, especially the ones who shaped me and were so much a part of my life that at those times I really believed in forever.
Boldly go.
I've lost touch with many people I considered to be friends. I've "known" people that have died, but never a friend thankfully. I guess I move on easily. That could be a good and bad thing, I suppose.
Your friend will make it through.
Nuff Siad.
I'm sure your friend really appreciates you thinking of her as dead, or better off dead. Would you really want her thinking that way of you if you were in her position?
Although not articulated in the most compassionate of ways, his reasoning is sound. No one wants to see a good friend all messed up after all the good, healthy times you shared together in the past.
Many of my friends have died. If I give you an exact number, though, it kind of feels like I’m boasting about it or whatever.
Maybe you are right and to be honest I wouldn't like anyone to think about me at all whether I survive or not is my problem and not even my mother has to do with that.Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
So I like your point..
What do you mean by boasting? I don't get it....
He means so many have died that if he said it he would sound like he's boasting. Sort of what he said. Anyway I haven't lost any friends thankfully. Or did I... One of my friends may have died a few years ago, but it was probably a dream.
You were lucky it was just a dream
I've lost a friend, quite recently infact. I'm going to her funeral tomorrow. It might be hard but as long as you've got good friends and family to support you (And you support them sometimes too), just don't lose hope and you'll be okay.
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I didn't say they didn't die, I just said I don't think they died. XD
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