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My Friend Erin
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Last week bi-polar took my dear friend's life away.

Due to her illness, she did not know how many people loved her.
She had no idea, how much she meant.
No matter how we conveyed our admiration.

Bi-polar made her deaf, to the loving friendships she had.
Her family and friends, she couldn't understand why they loved her.

Over her 28 years of life, she never knew........
I believe she now knows, free from disease, resting in peace.
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#2

Mate, I sadly get to see this at work more than I would ever like.
My heart goes out to you and her family.

D

Still picking up the elderly from the floor, still dealing with the drunks, now wrestling seals and posting it on twitter.. @richardilderton
'Whoops' is not a word the patient wants to hear...apparently
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#3

So sorry to hear that!

Come say hi on twitter @MattMerritt
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#4

i`m sure she is man. no doubt - keep your head up buddie - my deepest sympathies to you and her family.
daken
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#5

MountainHip Wrote:Last week bi-polar took my dear friend's life away.

Due to her illness, she did not know how many people loved her.
She had no idea, how much she meant.
No matter how we conveyed our admiration.

Bi-polar made her deaf, to the loving friendships she had.
Her family and friends, she couldn't understand why they loved her.

Over her 28 years of life, she never knew........
I believe she now knows, free from disease, resting in peace.

So sad isn't it. Upon first glance it may seem as life wasted...but that could not be further from the truth. I really believe tha certain souls have been transplanted on to this earth to live the most inconvenient of lives, raught with cancer and neurological deficiency; However, lessons persist to be studied and engrained from the most desparate of cases.
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