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nope, forever a new member, moo
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Bringing forward, from the last thread. In my very humble opinion, which is minuscule in importance, there are only a few things to take solace in:
1. Her family now knows where she is.
2. She did not do anything intentional that broke her family's hearts(at least I believe this), ie: suicide, leaving on her own accord, drug overdose, so many possibilities now that can be completely ruled out now.
3. Now they can at least restart the grieving process, being in limbo this long had to be extremely stressful and probably impacted everyone's health.
4. She is not suffering.
That's all I've got right now. I probably will never add to the list, because this outcome is the worst case scenario and has no real silver lining. Rest in Peace, MT.
1. Her family now knows where she is.
2. She did not do anything intentional that broke her family's hearts(at least I believe this), ie: suicide, leaving on her own accord, drug overdose, so many possibilities now that can be completely ruled out now.
3. Now they can at least restart the grieving process, being in limbo this long had to be extremely stressful and probably impacted everyone's health.
4. She is not suffering.
That's all I've got right now. I probably will never add to the list, because this outcome is the worst case scenario and has no real silver lining. Rest in Peace, MT.