All my sympathies to everyone involved…
And this made me burst into tears.
I wish a safe journey back to the source for Ayesha.
I’m so very sorry. I doubt I ever got to say/reply a single thing to her here ever (not that it isn’t good thing, given how bad my posts are). Can I at least send out to her a platonic long distance hug? I may be an ass, but I can do that much.
Lord, grant peace and rest to Ayesha, and comfort to those who love her. May she enter into the joy that has no end.
May you go softly into that good night, Ayesha.
I wish comfort to those who know and love you.
Too soon. Too soon.
My sincerest sympathies.
This is very sad. I remember seeing her around here and she seemed like a good person.
All my best to her family and friends in this terrible time.
How sad. We only interacted a couple of times, but she seemed like a fine lady.
What a sad loss to our community, and a sadder loss to her family.
I remember Ayesha from when I first joined… it is truly sad to lose her. My thoughts go out to all of you who knew her well.
I have not known Ayesha. I think it would be appropriate to this thread for those who do to link a post that they particularly liked, so someone like me could come to know and love her as you apparently do. If I am off-base, please ignore.
Godspeed, Ayesha. May you rest in eternal peace.
My thoughts and prayers to you as well LionSOB and your family. Your loss runs deep in our little community, we can’t even begin to understand what you are going through now.
May you all have a peaceful journey ahead of you.
All the comforts we have to offer are soft words. It seems so little. I wish I had more to offer…
I don’t even know what to say.
Please continue your prayers for her husband and family.
I never got to meet Ayesha, but from the descriptions other Dopers give of her, and what little I’ve read of her writing, she sounds like someone I would’ve been happy to meet. My prayers go out to her family.
What a great loss. I feel lucky to have interacted with Ayesha, a truly kind person, on many occasions. She was one of my “birthday twins” - our annual threads will be a little bit sadder and smaller from now on.
My deepest condolences to her family.
Rest easy, Ayesha.
Peace be with you.
I’ve lost a lot of friends and family to heart disease and cancers, but Hep C is gaining ground on those two.
Farewell, Ayesha.