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RE: LeoThread 2023-12-05 01:56

in LeoFinance11 months ago

I lost a friend and it's rocked me, regardless of the issues surrounding the situation the passing of a person is tragic.

We spoke at length, I asked to come to me or I would go to him. He didn't want to tarnish my reputation or damage me. I told him my reputation wasn't his concern. I'm a lone wolf, always have been and always will be. He chuckled and asked how, to which I responded "come over I'll teach you".

We spoke at length of his children and to come round and talk some more. I asked where he was and more.

I'm not sad, I'm angry. Men's health is something I'm trying to develop and it's been made so much more important today.

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Our thoughts are with you at this time. It is never easy to lose someone who obviously meant so much to you.

Thank you, men's health is a killer and there isn't enough services out there. It's shit. He leaves behind children. Great bloke aspiring muso.

I'll upload some of the recordings I took of him to 3speak to stay forever

Yeah. An issue all over the world regardless of the medical system. Shit. I know someone down your way, she has been waiting for surgery for 3 years.

So sad, It's beyond a joke

It would make a great joke if people werent dying or being maimed.

I lost a really good friend about 5 years ago. She went off into the woods with no intention of coming back. Many people asked what we could have done but myself and her other close friends just felt happy to have known her and agreed that she must be watching over us now. Actually I had a profound experience where I was thinking about her a few months later and asked for a sign that she could hear me. She delivered the most beautiful words to me in a random post on social immediately after, telling me to focus on the beauty in life and that loss only helps amplify the capacity for appreciation.

I hope your appreciation can overcome your sadness. It’s never easy though.

That's really sad and I am sorry to hear that

it is what it is. No changing it now. I cried a lot, and just tried to feel happy that I knew her. She was fierce and unapologetically her and it still inspires me. I just want to honor her by living the best I can and always thankful

sorry for your loss

Thank you

You're welcome things will be better

sometimes I just don't don't want this to happen because that kind of feelings of loosing someone hurts a lot

Damn, that's too bad mate. 😔