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Re: One of my best friends died last night - February 10th 2021, 02:49 PM

Thank you everyone for your kindness and suggestions, and loving compassion; sorry if I come across as formal.

I received a letter from the lawyer acting for my best, albeit late friend. Unknown to me she was being treated for terminal cancer and had died peacefully.


This came as a shock because only a few days ago the coroner phoned suggesting she'd ended her life. The lawyer apologised, stating that a mistake had been made, patient notes being mislaid and in fact my poor friend had passed away peacefully at a hospice.


I was furious with the coroner and his office, but maman said mistakes can happen and really, I should be at least relieved my dear friend had not taken her life after all.


Furthermore, the lawyer stated that my dear friend had left me her entire estate, including a sea facing apartment.


I've had to leave all this with maman. It's been too much to take in. I didn't even know my dear friend had terminal cancer! Otherwise I'd have gone to visit her. Chilling, but she was only in her mid-20s. How I can put closure to her death when she hadn't even let me see her?


We grew up together. Now she's gone.



Maman said my friend had not suffered pain. I don't know what to believe. But she's at peace now. But gone.


“Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” - Thomas A. Edison.

Thomas Edison tried over two thousand times to invent the lightbulb.