My friend died

Awww, death can be sad to friends/family. Now, you will be sad, so it's okay to grief. You can talk to other friends and see what they can do with you. Eventually you will move on, but you will know that the person who passed is always there to oversee your situations.

Pablo

Well it may sound like I am trying to be funny, but look on the bright side. She went in her sleep. Boy my life would be so much sweeter if I knew that when I die I will go peacefully in my sleep. That is a heck of a lot to hope for.
Thank God for allowing you to know such a wonderful person. She had to be. She was a friend outside of work and obviously raised a wonderful daughter who is also your friend. Pretty soon you guys will be getting together to remember the good times that you shared.
It is still very rare for a relationship to last beyond the work place. Consider yourself blessed to have known her. Now you can be a blessing by being there for her daughter in her time of need. And the circle of life continues.

Well I thinks its pretty normal for you to feel that way. Losing a friend that way would definitely be painful. The next best thing that you can do is to go there and share your feelings with your friend and bid her your final goodbye. Let's just say that where ever she is right now, she is in a better place and might be happier to where she is right now. For you to make it go through this is thinking positively in life but in the meantime you have the right to mourn for her.

It is so sad when someone close to us die Terry.
I know you would love to be with your friend in her time of need.
Maybe if hubby has time he could take you, if your friend does not live too far away.
I think your friend would find great comfort in seeing you,.

im so sorry to hear that, all that can be done at this time is be thier for your freind and offer prays for the family, she is at peace now. time will heal you both. she will aways be close by...hope you feel better..

The most important thing is to take the time to grieve properly, and to let your friend know that you're there for her. There's not much else you can do.

When a death occurs unexpectedly, it always hits harder because there's that feeling of not having had the opportunity to say goodbye.

Take each day at a time. Don't try to force yourself to do too much, and if you work, maybe arrange for a few days compassionate leave to give yourself time to get over the shock.

Hang in there. Time does heal somewhat, and it will get easier.

May her soul rest in peace. You can use word of comfort as your friend as she passes through one of the hard times. Our condolences!.

I am sorry to hear this bad news.Life is sometimes bitter for us.We really never know when is our time.Its just came unexpectedly.I lose my parents and brother also and i know how hurt to lose someone we love and close to our heart.As a friend just be there for your friend and support her whatever you can.Be there with her in times of her mourning.This reminds me of my mom too.My condolences and my prayers for your friend and her family.

Yup. It IS sad. I have found in these situations that you just have to take one day at a time. And if you can't make the day, you break it down to hours. And if you find that the hours become to big of a goal then you just try to make it through the next few minutes. You have to do what you can for YOU before you can do for your friend or you won't be worth a plugged nickel to her.

I am truly grieving for your loss and wish you the best in getting through this. It will take a long time.

life is fragile,it's cruel,but it's true,so the only thing you could do is to move on.