I see dead people?

[Nimue]

I may be too grim, but many people who are near me lose someone...
A best friend lost her sis (while we were at secondary school),
a childhood friend a young cousin of his (around our 18),
3 cousins lost their father a month after I first met them (2 yrs ago-and I had sensed something wasn’t right with his health, too),
another friend I know from secondary school lost boyfriend and grandmother shortly after our reunion (last year),
two friends their mother, shortly after we started getting close as friends (about 3 months ago),
and my boyfriend just lost his grandpa (we’ve been together for only 1 month).

Do people really die that easily?

[desertrat]

People are born and people die , I think we all know some people that have died . The quote " I see dead people " was spoken by that kid in the movie 6 th sence . I thought you meant you saw ghosts . desert rat

[Nimue]

Fair enough, desertrat. I changed the title
It's just that people I know and lose someone, seem to lose that someone shortly after I get to know them (of course I haven't posted about relatives and friends I've known for too long, it's normal that they'd lose someone, sometime). But maybe I just have a too far-fetched imagination.

[neilpage]

Originally Posted by Nimue

I may be too grim, but many people who are near me lose someone...
A best friend lost her sis (while we were at secondary school),
a childhood friend a young cousin of his (around our 18),
3 cousins lost their father a month after I first met them (2 yrs ago-and I had sensed something wasn’t right with his health, too),
another friend I know from secondary school lost boyfriend and grandmother shortly after our reunion (last year),
two friends their mother, shortly after we started getting close as friends (about 3 months ago),
and my boyfriend just lost his grandpa (we’ve been together for only 1 month).

Do people really die that easily?

[desertrat]

You might keep track of each person and what they died of. If there are a number of persons from a small aera dieing of the same thing , other than natural causes , there might be a problem. Lets say many people lived close to an old urinium plant , and died of cancer, or had been b-52 pilots or flight crue in Viet Nam and sprayed agent oringe . There are ways of killing some one with black magic , but I dont think it works out conscious intent . There was this woman named typhoid Mary , she was a cook , giving many people typhoid when she was immuned ( 1930s as I remember) . desert rat

[goldberg]

Originally Posted by Nimue

I may be too grim, but many people who are near me lose someone...
A best friend lost her sis (while we were at secondary school),
a childhood friend a young cousin of his (around our 18),
3 cousins lost their father a month after I first met them (2 yrs ago-and I had sensed something wasn’t right with his health, too),
another friend I know from secondary school lost boyfriend and grandmother shortly after our reunion (last year),
two friends their mother, shortly after we started getting close as friends (about 3 months ago),
and my boyfriend just lost his grandpa (we’ve been together for only 1 month).

Do people really die that easily?

Unfortunately yes, until the body is made to be more robust and the effects of aging are reduced. The way you describe it this does not sound unusual.

[Nimue]

Sorry guys... I guess I got a little too affected because of the series of events...
My bf's grandpa dies while I'm still trying to console my friends for their mother...before that, the friend who had lost bf and grandmother disappears mysteriously, when I had just gotten over the shock from her double loss (she also had fragile health and I'm still worried), and not long before that I was trying to get over the fact my uncle died shortly after I met him and "sensed" the reason of his death.
I guess I'm just too sensitive and whiny. You can close the thread, if you want