death of a friend

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I feel really sad today because a girl I was friends with all my life was buried today.
Our parents were friends, well they adopted her as a baby, we went to the same schools, but different colleges.
She died on Wednesday 28th november in a car crash, her boyfriend was driving and lost control, the car went off the road and she was not wearing a seatbelt.
Wear seatbelts
She was 20 years old. She was a wild one, dated men and women, got lots of tattoos and some piercings and spent a lot of high school bunking with me. Just over a year ago she started doing an animal management course and she seemed really happy and stopped trying to shock people. Sometimes we had big arguments but sometimes we had great fun and I know she had a really good heart.

So many people came today they could not all fit in the church, it was really sad and made me cry a lot and I don't know how to not feel this sad.

I lost a friend about 2 years ago in a car accident, and just recently I lost my grandparents, as a matter of fact; I have a memorial service to attend tomorrow,
I know exactly how you feel, losing someone you love or are close to, the only thing you can truly do is pray that they are happy now, and know that somewhere, sometime, you'll see them again.

If you need anyone to talk to, I'm all ears! ^-^

After working ELEVEN years in a trauma hospital, it made me realize just how fragile life really is. Too many young people think they are invincible and take unnecessary, "stupid" risks and chances with their lives. It takes nine months to be born but, it only takes a second for tragedy and death to occur.

SEATBELTS DO SAVE LIVES!

I'm so sorry this had to happen! It makes me look down at myself before walking diown the stairs, to make sure I'm not trailing my scarf or skirt or pantlegs or something. Ever since I saw Million Dollar Baby, I've had a nice healthy paranoia about breaking my neck and/ or dying.