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oooshkay soo I’m only 21 I’m pretty young. i graduated high school in 2005 with all my close friends and now one of my very good friends named Joseph is dead from asthma 2 weeks ago. I’m shocked and stunned he was 8 days younger then me…. i just never thought any of my school friend would end up dieing so soon 😥 and it was asthma to! something that can be managed 😥
It is hard to imagine. When you are young and have no kids, I think the feeling of immortality is strong. It was for me anyway. I did so many stupid stunts without even thinking about dying.
When I was in highschool, my friend died of menengitis. We were all shocked. It happened so fast. She was so vibrant and alive. It’s a very unnerving experience and I’m sorry you are living through it!Phoenix wrote:It is hard to imagine. When you are young and have no kids, I think the feeling of immortality is strong. It was for me anyway. I did so many stupid stunts without even thinking about dying.
When I was in highschool, my friend died of menengitis. We were all shocked. It happened so fast. She was so vibrant and alive. It’s a very unnerving experience and I’m sorry you are living through it!:hugs: thank you, you are right there is a feeling of immortality i think that’s why it’s such a hard blow . i guess we all have to live through it sometime.
I am so sorry!
When I was 12, we lost a classmate to asthma too. It shocked us… we knew she had asthma, but we had no clue what it was really about or that it could claim lives. One day she was here, the next, she wasn’t. Our teacher had to tell us because the principal just couldn’t get the words out without crying. It was a dreadful day that I shall never forget.
Big hugs!
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In my Senior year one of my classmates shot herself. They found her body nad the gun in a Van. I did not know her but it hit home to die so youngdragonmedley wrote:I am so sorry!
When I was 12, we lost a classmate to asthma too. It shocked us… we knew she had asthma, but we had no clue what it was really about or that it could claim lives. One day she was here, the next, she wasn’t. Our teacher had to tell us because the principal just couldn’t get the words out without crying. It was a dreadful day that I shall never forget.
Big hugs!
asthma is strange in a way because it seems so manageable i have a light case myself. but then out of no where it goes from seemingly harmless to deadly.
😕 it’s a definite mortality check. big hugs back!Dragon Master wrote:Sorry for your loss
In my Senior year one of my classmates shot herself. They found her body nad the gun in a Van. I did not know her but it hit home to die so youngit’s soo hard to understand how anyone that young can just be snuffed out like a candle :hugs:
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