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My Friend Has Just Died
Not at all unexpectedly, but isn't it odd that having cried buckets over time at her long and progressive decline, I'm still crying now her suffering is over.
Lovely, funny, full of life, I shalL miss her and her humour. When her doctors told her they'd given her a new vagina she said 'I don't know why they bothered. I didn't use the old one!'
Got to love that girl.
Thank you for listening. X
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Dear naomi,
I can't say more than others have already said. To lose one of my real friends would have the same effect on me. It seems to be that life is narrow, expands (somtimes becomes uncontrollable) and then narrows again to a very loyal, lasting circle. To lose a close friend is a deep loss and I feel for you.
She will never be truly lost to you whilst you remember her, hope you understand.
Love,
Jourdain2 xx
I was thinking of her last night and something occurred to me. I've known her for a very long time - years and years - and I don't have one bad memory of her. Not a moment when she was grumpy or moaning or miserable or nasty. Nothing. What a lovely way to be remembered.
Thanks all. This is not something I often do but I kind of needed to yesterday. Thank you for listening.