She lost her battle with Bipolar when she dove off of a second floor balcony. She was on meds for a couple of years and took herself off of her meds three months before she took her life. She was diagnosed with Bipolar after having her son sit with her on the roof of her car on the side of the highway while she sang "with the angels" and was arrested and later evaluated by a psychiatrist. She had a masters degree in English and was an amazing writer. She ran a couple of businesses and one of those businesses was running a shelter/Inn for rabbits that she felt needed a place to stay when their owners went out of town, knowing that dogs and cats were cared for.but knew rabbits were not given the same consideration. She was a Sunday school teacher and an entrepreneur. She was 38 years old and left behind a wife and nine year old son. On November 1, 2013, my sister, Monica, lost her battle with Bipolar. Monica Renee Harlow Royston, born 10 October 1975, died 01 November 2013 in Oxford, Massachusetts
\"you don\'t get over it, you don\'t get used to it, you just get used to not getting over it.\" Or why you left before we were ready to say good-bye,īut little by little, we begin to remember not just that you died,īut that you lived and that your life gave us memories too beautiful to forge. We may not understand why you left this earth so soon, What moves through us is a silence, a quiet sadness,Ī longing for one more day, one more word, one more touch, Nicholas William Cann, born 12 April 1991, died 25 November 2009 in New Zealand
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