The person who has injuries to his leg and responsible is a somewhat lucky person. Idk how he will live with himself knowing his continuous reckless driving, despite being cautioned repeatedly, caused such a tragic accident, and loss of life.
The person who has injuries to his leg and responsible is a somewhat lucky person. Idk how he will live with himself knowing his continuous reckless driving, despite being cautioned repeatedly, caused such a tragic accident, and loss of life.
R.I.P.
I know and they were best friends ! B's last comment on instagram was "I love you" to his sister
When someone passes away, especially in this age, their presence is left on the internet and our devices. Texts, emails, Facebook posts and messages, Twitter, Insta, etc. It's almost as if they haven't actually left, and every year, you'll see loved ones wishing him a happy birthday on his Fb wall. You'll see his family continue to live on, and watch how they cope with this tragedy. The worst feeling is knowing that you can't contact that person anymore to talk. When family members or close friends die, it's as if a part of you goes with them, even if it is small.
my grandfather was ok until one day when he had a heart attack and died in like 5 minutes. i was completely ****ed up and i got through it by not thinking about him at all. i acted like he didnt exist. i still dont like thinking about him or things we couldve done together. you can try what i did. i dont know
my grandfather was ok until one day when he had a heart attack and died in like 5 minutes. i was completely ****ed up and i got through it by not thinking about him at all. i acted like he didnt exist. i still dont like thinking about him or things we couldve done together. you can try what i did. i dont know
idk, for me, it'll feel like I'm insulting his memory it does help talking about it tho
almost 2 years ago I lost a man whom I loved very much. He was my boyfriend and he was the sweetest guy anyone could ask for. He was an angel and got murdered. I couldn't cope with losing him, so I went through clinical (major) depression and I even started cutting. It was truly a painful experience and I thought that I would not get over his death, but I finally did. I still miss him till this day but time really does make things better. It's the only solution.
Five years ago my sister had depression. And after school committed suicide. It was sudden for me, at the time I never knew her depression was that serious and she wasn't taking her medication.. It takes a while to deal with a sudden death. I'm here for you if you need to talk
Five years ago my sister had depression. And after school committed suicide. It was sudden for me, at the time I never knew her depression was that serious and she wasn't taking her medication.. It takes a while to deal with a sudden death. I'm here for you if you need to talk
There is no exact way we can tell you how to cope, as you'll figure that out as time goes by—however, don't feel bad at how long it takes, because its not only just grief but an extremity of amounts of emotions you have to deal with.
I can't say to you its a day by day process, as it is a second by second process to me, but what helps is allowing yourself to express emotions and not bottle them up, vent to someone when you're ready, then try to view their death in a different light.
My best friend was murdered in january this year, and like your friend, he was incredibly young. (19) I took that as an incentive to try harder in life and take advantages of the opportunities he never got to have. Its about doing what they would've wanted you to do for yourself. Further yourself and don't let the weight of "death" bring you down.
Its a long process but ultimately its finding the ability to convince yourself to live as happily without them as you would with them, because of course, all he would ever wanted was for you to be happy—right?
I'm so sorry to hear that. I experienced a similar thing a year ago and it still hasn't processed yet. It's just and awful feeling when there super young.
It's going to hurt because it's so fresh, but what worked for me is staying busy. The grief will be there, but if you distract yourself, just know it will get better with time.
Honestly, you should let yourself mourn right now and don't bottle your emotions up for later. I know it's the holidays but just think; they come at the end of each year, and if this one is really sad and depressing it doesn't matter because you will have countless more chances to have a good Christmas. It won't be easy to overcome this but just remember that the grass is greener on the other side.
It's going to hurt because it's so fresh, but what worked for me is staying busy. The grief will be there, but if you distract yourself, just know it will get better with time.
If you distract yourself like nothing happen, it's way easier to move on. It's harder to grieve though because you moved on too quickly.
