Termyn8or
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Level is right. Your friend lives on in your memory. Time does not change the memories, it changes you, making you stronger. I lost way too many friends and relatives through my 30s. Time does take the edge off, but it is still there, and as long as it is, they are not really dead. They have done something in the here and now, even if it is through you. Evenetually you might want to talk about them. Perhaps an amusing anectdote. When you're ready. When you want to. Thomas, Colm, Brendon, Rich, Jeff. Thomas was my first cousin. He decided to pass on a gravel burm on the BMW (motorcycle) , however, a truck pulled up in an apron of a driveway. He dumped the bike, which resulted in his neck being wrapped around a truck driveshaft. Closed coffin. I wrote this because I want you to understand, as time goes by their life's importance does not diminish, you grow and accept their absence. The facts do not change, you do. Please accept my condolences, and understand that I do know how it feels. T
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