Anyone who knew @TennTrixie she has passed.

[tpboy]

She was a very kind lady that was suffering a lot from multiple strokes. She used SN. @TennTrixie.

 

[sadalways]

Didn't know her, but i'm hoping she's at peace now

 

[tpboy]

Yes. she pretty much followed the pph protocol. She passed on Valantine's day.

 

[YandereMikuMistress]

I read a few of her posts, but I can't say I ever talked with her, but I recognized the user name so mabye it's true I didn't know her but i knew enough to know she's in pain just as many of us are and with her resolve might I be able to do the same and join her,, she deserves peace and freedom and ease,, it's just always going to be disheartening to know that death is seemingly the only answer,,at least for me, and clearly her..
She deserved better.

 

[tpboy]

I read a few of her posts, but I can't say I ever talked with her, but I recognized the user name so mabye it's true I didn't know her but i knew enough to know she's in pain just as many of us are and with her resolve might I be able to do the same and join her,, she deserves peace and freedom and ease,, it's just always going to be disheartening to know that death is seemingly the only answer,,at least for me, and clearly her..
She deserved better.

most likely i was the last person to speak with her on text. i was crying that this event was taking place. i even told her i was a bit emotional. she answered that she was remarkably calm just before drinking sn. that part to me was amazing and may give me strength when my time is upon me.

 

[CatLvr]

I did not know her but she sounds like she was an exceptional soul. I sincerely hope she is at peace now. And you are a very kind, really good friend for her to have been with her like that at the end. It takes a strong person to do what you did. Thank you for being there for her.

 

[tpboy]

I did not know her but she sounds like she was an exceptional soul. I sincerely hope she is at peace now. And you are a very kind, really good friend for her to have been with her like that at the end. It takes a strong person to do what you did. Thank you for being there for her.

thank you. in a way I'm glad i could but one of the hardest things i have ever done. i felt surely..... she will change her mind at some point but had already made it up.

 

[roommate]

Rest in peace TennTrixie

 

[divinemistress36]

Ive been through a stroke and its so hard Im happy shes out of pain and doesnt have to deal with brain damage anymore

 

[maniac116]