Morgo95

So, the other night I went to a UChapter thing for TWLOHA... Listening to Jamie Tworkowski and Aaron Moore speak was one of the greatest and most powerful experiences of my life and I don't think anything else I do ever could match the joy I felt when I looked at my friend and saw that she finally got the message that she wasn't alone and that she would always be loved no matter what she did... especially after I asked a question on her behalf, asking for what to say to a friend who was suicidal and injuring herself... Even though she teared up and I felt I was about to cry, I was happy that she heard what she needed to keep going. Then after

I didn't have anything to say but I just wanted to have a more positive journal on my page.... so, =]

so, my uncle died. in march. and ever since then I've learned a lot about life... it's made me appreciate all that I have that much more. He fought to live, during his last days, if he could breath on his own it was an accomplishment. for 5 years, for the 2nd time, he battled cancer. FOR 5 YEARS HE FOUGHT TO LIVE. could you imagine that? suffering everyday, knowing you wouldn't live to the end of a full lifetime? torture. on top of daily pain. And what crawls under my skin, is that there are people today who are totally healthy, with a home and food whenever they want, that kill themselves. that PURSUE DEATH. it makes me so sick! do they real