grief

[betanoir]

While I expected what was coming (I saw Heather briefly on Thursday), I don't necessarily do well with grief. But then, who does? I did what was asked of me as soon as I got the call from Bill. I called the people that I needed to call and posted the information that I needed to post, drove to Mill Creek and dropped off a key, and then I shut

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[violet_rain]

*hugs*

I'm very sorry for your loss.

[marzipan_pig]

I am kind of in awe of you; most of us won't get to have anywhere near such a sense of being surrounded by love as we die that you were able to provide for your friend.

It is a good reminder that we can find it in ourselves to have and express this kind of love for each other before that point too. Thank you.

[betanoir]

Oh carla, I can't even imagine the loss you must be feeling right now. I am so sorry.

heather ...

[anonymous]

... i knew heather, as bronwen, on scn.org many, mnay moons ago. i grew to care a great deal for her. her love of language, and a razor sharp intellect, was never a disappointment. she was a kind, and gentle spirit, trapped in a world designed to consume those gifts.

i would, from time to time, check 'crow.org' , just because. this time, it sucked. in reflection, i have to question whether i was worthy of her friendship. i just don't know.

what i do know, is the great joy i found in knowing, that she surrounded by those she loved, and loved her, when she needed them the most. that just seems so right.

t.white ...