Imagine, you get to know a woman. A woman who is all smile, with eyes sparkling. A woman who loves to dance, and does this at whatever occassion see can find, or create. A woman who is full of love, not the romantic or sexual kind of love, but the real -deep- love. A woman who gives this love to all who cross her path, and whose lives are more bright because of this.
Imagine knowing such a woman, the most cheerful and lively person in the world. Imagine working with a woman like that in an intense week, where the team really has to "connect".
Now imagine hearing this woman has walked out of her home, and walked into an icecold river, with only one objective: suicide.
She succeeds.
It is in days such as these, that nothing which occupies your mind, seems to have any importance left.
If SHE can somehow feel that this is the best solution...then how many others could be out there who need support...?
Makes you think...
Q&A
Is this true or did you make it up?
-> It is true
What is the background?
-> I met her when we did a week of volunteer work for those with less. We've kept in touch. As I understand it now, she's been plagued by "dark thoughts" for a while.