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MojitoTom said:
Is this one active still? Texted number at top and didnt get a response. Havent been able to find any recent ads on the usual sources, just archived ones form the numbers in this thread. Anyone have any current info?
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I went to a neighbors funeral in Seaford yesterday and on the obituaries for the funeral home I found Savannah’s picture up on the wall nice girl. She passed on the 30th of November.
 
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Ken1524 said:
I went to a neighbors funeral in Seaford yesterday and on the obituaries for the funeral home I found Savannah’s picture up on the wall nice girl. She passed on the 30th of November.
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For anyone familiar with my previous posts about Savannah, this makes me very sad for obvious reasons. Some day we we will treat addiction as a disease, not a personality flaw. May she find in death the peace that eluded her in life.
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So I found her social media a while back when i made my inquiry, and upon looking at it now, it appears she took her own life. She had lost her long time SO on 11/28 (and has posts about it), and if she passed on the 30th it's pretty likely it was suicide related (a comment on a photo from someone else also kinda confirms this). While this is certianly very sad and heartbreaking, at least it is not due to ODing or addiction, but rather of a broken heart.
 
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So I found her social media a while back when i made my inquiry, and upon looking at it now, it appears she took her own life. She had lost her long time SO on 11/28 (and has posts about it), and if she passed on the 30th it's pretty likely it was suicide related (a comment on a photo from someone else also kinda confirms this). While this is certianly very sad and heartbreaking, at least it is not due to ODing or addiction, but rather of a broken heart.
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No one dies of a broken heart. Addiction is often a means to self-medicate for depression. Losing a significant other could certainly be a cause for an intentional overdose. But you're right, I don't know for sure. But it sure looks familiar to me.
 
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