My Sister's Death Was A Gift

Joanna died when I was 7, and that plunged me into depression, but as the smoke cleared, and as I grew, I came to appreciate the gifts her death granted me.
Without the event, I would not be the same person I am today, I doubt I would have as much drive, passion, or determination without that event shaping every aspect of my life.
So, while the grief and pain never fully fade, I've come to appreciate the events that have created me.
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[@salsarna8940]

Once again, an optimistic approach. Joanna sounds like she was pretty cool and I’m sorry for your loss. Good wisdom. Well done!

[@CallMeAllie]

Thank you 😁

[@salsarna8940]

Didn’t you still have the coffee thing? I can’t find it.

[@CallMeAllie]

Yeah, I have a link in the description, but I can comment with in a few too.

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