Life can be viciously cruel

Brampton_Boy

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I just received a call from my aunt that my 22 year old niece passed away unexpectedly. She was complaining of a major headache and decided to go to the ER.... by the morning she was gone. We don't know the specifics as of yet.

1 exam away from completing her undergraduate degree, and was just about to start a prestigious summer internship. She was even telling my sister about her first ever boyfriend.

I am at a loss for words right now - the scream my sister let out when I told her the news just broke me.

Tell the people you love that you do. Don't worry that it feels awkward, or that you will tell them the next time you see them, do it now. Tomorrow is guaranteed for none of us.
 
I just received a call from my aunt that my 22 year old niece passed away unexpectedly. She was complaining of a major headache and decided to go to the ER.... by the morning she was gone. We don't know the specifics as of yet.

1 exam away from completing her undergraduate degree, and was just about to start a prestigious summer internship. She was even telling my sister about her first ever boyfriend.

I am at a loss for words right now - the scream my sister let out when I told her the news just broke me.

Tell the people you love that you do. Don't worry that it feels awkward, or that you will tell them the next time you see them, do it now. Tomorrow is guaranteed for none of us.
So sorry for your loss
 
I have a love one who went through something similar but luckily made it through and is in recovery. I'm sorry for your loss.
 
This was my guess. My grandpa went out the same way. Massive headache was the main symptom.

While details are still scarce, all signs are pointing to an aneurysm. She had been complaining about migraines for a while now, but I don't know if that is anyhow related.

I've lost family members before, but something about this seems so perversely wrong. A mother is not supposed to outlive her child.
 
Sorry for your loss. Far, far too young. And yes, appreciate the good people and things in life.
 
its too true my wife is mourning the loss of her niece who passed away mysteriously at only 16 in the congo, every chance you get you should remind the people you care about that you love them because although is not pretty to hear to have a very limited number of opportunities to do so
 
I just received a call from my aunt that my 22 year old niece passed away unexpectedly. She was complaining of a major headache and decided to go to the ER.... by the morning she was gone. We don't know the specifics as of yet.

1 exam away from completing her undergraduate degree, and was just about to start a prestigious summer internship. She was even telling my sister about her first ever boyfriend.

I am at a loss for words right now - the scream my sister let out when I told her the news just broke me.

Tell the people you love that you do. Don't worry that it feels awkward, or that you will tell them the next time you see them, do it now. Tomorrow is guaranteed for none of us.
Sorry brotha. Tell us something about a memory you have.
 
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