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by techexec2

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I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your friend.

Drug addiction is an insidious thing. We are not responsible for what those around us do to themselves. We can only try to help them...if they will let us.

May he rest in peace...

by jaqui

his addiction to crystal meth is most likely his cause of death, it created the aurisym that was most likely actually physically responsible.

but as I look at it.

he is now "safe"

nothing more can happen to him, he is dead, he is safe.

by shellbot

My sister was on crystal meth for about a year..what it did to her in that time i couldn't believe..I thank god every day she got pregnant and actually quit because of it.

As you said, he is safe now..keep that in your heart.

by gadgetgirl

sometimes it just doesn't get through, does it?

You have my sympathy, Jaq. The loss of a friend hurts like hell.

Hope you're holding up ok.

PM me - let me know how you're doing. Not only is skype on the fritz, my lappie is also problematic right now....

GG

by dawgit

... words might seem hollow at this time, but been there, seen that, lost my shirt. Life goes on. Yes, Life does sometimes Suck, but it's the best way to be... here. At least your Daniel has gone on to his better afterwards, and escaped the limitations imposed in the physical world.
If his death provokes action, then it wasn't for naught.
May he find the Peace he was seeking.
My thoughts are going to you. -d

by tig2

Jacqui, I have missed you greatly since you left us and had always hoped to see you again- but not in this way.

You have my thoughts and prayers in this time and always. I wish I was close enough to just give you the hug I so very much want to give you.

Please know that you are held close in this time of sorrow.

by maecuff

It's wonderful to see you typing at us again. Wish it was under happier circumstances.

by dadspad

You have my utmost sympathy. Keep all the joys you had together most in your heart, that way your friend lives on in good company.

by jamesrl

Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I was a bit flabbergasted, having been through some things myself lately.

There has been some good advice. And at the risk of repeating some, I will suggest this.

At some point, hopefully soon, you have to get past your friend's problems and the manner of their death to get to the point where you can focus on the good things; the friendship and good times. Its natural to go through the stages of being angry and hurt. But know that it doesn't have to be more than a stage you move through.

I wish you all the best. Feel free to PM me.

James

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