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Emma Bearfoot.......

Tonight I am really sad, a good friend of mine from the Royal Brompton died very suddenly yesterday. I went back and read her blog this evening and it really moved me. Do people know if they are going to die?

Although she has been unwell, Emma had a heart attack so no one actually could have predicted her passing, yet her last blog talks about life and death, and how you must make the most of life while you have it. It is so moving when re-reading it now she has gone.

Even though I have known her for a few years, I never knew she had a blog until I received a comment on mine a couple of months ago. Apparently I touched her because she yearned for a faith and a relationship with Christ, but did not know how to possess one. We have shared some awesome email conversations about life and Jesus. My prayer tonight is she found what she was so desperately longing for...


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wheezy tux said…
It is very sad her passing. I knew Emma and had the pleasure of meeting her. I ahve come across your blog and read some of it. I too keep a blog here.

May Emma rest in peace.
21 January 2009 at 16:37
Grey Matters said…
Hi Emma! In response to your question as to whether people know when they are going to die - I think some people do. God has somehow told them and it leaves them free to prepare for it. The trouble is, it's difficult to share that with others who often can't bear to think of that person dying.
Hope that makes sense!
23 January 2009 at 20:08
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