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Originally Posted by blah
She served a greater purpose. Her one life, may of saved many from her organs. Each life does have a meaning if you ask me. Sooner or later though we all go, dont think of death as a bitch, think of it as just a thing that happens, if you believe i think you will see your friend again, sooner or later.
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My condolences to everyone who knew Amber. I also had something similiar happen to me, only she was 17 and she had left school early due to a fight with her b/f. While she was driving she was crying and was speeding around a very steep curve, well she hit a tree. And you know. She was very loved and her service was packed also. She had touched many people in her short 17 years.
Let me also try to answer your question. I agree with what blah wrote above. But my belief goes deeper.
Everyone on this planet
is here for a reason. That reason is not known to us and everything happens for a reason. We all have a purpose so to speak. When our purpose is fulfilled we move on. Her purpose with life was fulfilled and with her death came a different purpose being fulfilled by her donation of organs. If she had not died when she did those people would still be suffering and/or dying. Being that friends and loved ones had flown back home to attend shows you how much she touched their lives. And by you keeping in touch with these people more, is another way her purpose works. Take it as a blessing and a reminder of how much is still needed to be done in your life to fulfill the purpose you are here for. We all touch people's lives in different ways, remember that the next time you go to the store and the cashier is having a bad day, make her smile. Sometimes that's all it takes.
Again my condolences to you and her loved ones. And keep in mind this is my belief and I don't expect anyone else to share the same.
I also agree with the song: Only the good die young.
that's very sad news...
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