Topic > The day my best friend died - 1365

Ten year old boy commits suicide On the fourteenth day of October 2008 year of my life, I was a frustrated guy. I woke up to the heartbreaking news of the loss of my best friend and confidant, and at the tender age of fifteen. It wasn't a feasible accident at first; I would never have accepted that level of collateral damage from losing the only thing I knew for the last ten years of my life. I later realized that this was an event over which I had no control and, as such, there was no way to reverse the condition. Denial of her sadness at the time and it pained me that I wasn't there for her as a friend when she needed me most, or at least realized there was something wrong with her as of late. Since her passing, my life has taken a positive turn in trying to understand what event led to these decisions she made. Sarah was a year older than me and we shared everything equally. She became someone who saw everything before I even saw it coming. Therefore I embraced his opinions and suggestions. He was my angel, he was always there for me. Talking to her was a prayer to God; non-judgmental, supportive, loving and reassuring they were characters who put her in the limelight, shining to the brim. I remembered that we spent every part of our childhood time together. When it rained, we huddled under the bed, always encouraging ourselves that the storm would pass. During happy hour, we found joy in riding our identical bikes down five blocks and playing hide and seek in my dad's garage, these memories are so hard to erase from my memory. When they burn in my brain, it pains me to know that I will never live to see these moments again. (2) Sarah... center of paper... your perspective on how I saw her death. In the note he explained that he had taken his life for the good of his family. He hoped that by committing suicide his family would be reunited and that Dad would put an end to the fighting. Furthermore, the community will learn from this and know that, as much as such events occur under the assumption that children are unaware of what happened, they are fully aware of everything. To keep her alive in my heart, I decided to carry on her legacy by talking to many people. I have been able to start a small club that reaches many families encouraging them to embrace peace. I will get a sponsorship for a guidance and counseling club for the school; specially adopted in memory of Sarah. I will definitely live to make a room for my best friend and mentor in my heart until I leave this earth. In my prayers, I will ask for his mercy.