And if she's a "letters to the editor" person I wonder if she's also a "comments on news facebook pages" person. Because I am, very much so, and now I'm thinking omg if I ever go missing there is so much of my yabbering all over facebook, the internet, forums etc.
Deactivating your facebook account is a big deal, sometimes, depending on your relationship with social media. For me, my sisters and parents, my partner, my in-laws, even my teenage daughter - we communicate via facebook, exclusively. Occasionally we'll text or actual-phone-call but usually we facebook-message and video-chat. I post on facebook every day, plus am involved in several groups, and run a few different pages. If I deactivated my facebook, people would notice and would be concerned, within hours. When you deactivate, people can't message you anymore, and can't click on your name. I have a relative with mental health concerns and if I was to try to message him and to find he'd deactivated, I would be immediately concerned for his well-being.
If I was going to kill myself I'd deactivate my facebook first.
