Silver_Meteor wrote:
gwenevyn wrote:
Rich_P wrote:
Silver_Meteor wrote:
I am sorry to hear of her passing(especially in the manner of how it happened) even though she was before my time.
Where were the warning signs that indicated this might happen?
I just had a look at her
blog, and
this clearly indicated that there was a problem.
Let's keep this thread a respectful and loving tribute to the good things we knew of her, please.

This is not the time or place for people who did not know her to analyze what may or may not have happened.
I agree about keeping the thread a loving and positive tribute: But respectfully if we are able to analyze what led up to this we might just might be able to intervene if something like this comes up in the future before someone feels too overwhelmed about finding a solution.
I understand wanting to help, and the curiosity that many people feel regarding any situation like this, and about Sophie herself.
Yet it would be arrogant for anyone to assume that he or she could pinpoint the "cause" of someone's choice to die. If we're honest with ourselves, most of us already know how we
ought to be treating others. We should all be "walking our talk." We also need to accept the fact that, ultimately, we are not in control of other people's decisions. Sophie was not alone--she had friends who very much loved her, listened to her, and tried their best to be there for her. They did not fail her in any way.
As for Starbuline's wishes... Ben, we can't control how our survivors choose to mourn us.
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The machine does not isolate man from the great problems of nature but plunges him more deeply into them. -Antoine de Saint Exupéry