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I’ve been following Andrea Soberalski’s case, and I can't stop thinking about the kindness she showed, even at the end. Her family’s decision to honor her wish to donate her organs really speaks to the kind of person she was—always thinking of others. It breaks my heart to see someone who had such a wonderful spirit leave this world in such a violent manner. The whole incident with Schooley is so hard to wrap my head around. Does anyone know if there were any warning signs of this kind of violent behavior? I know it’s often difficult for family and friends to recognize these signs until it’s too late, but his actions seem so extreme. My thoughts are with Joshua and the kids, and I hope they’ve found support in the aftermath of this tragedy. Sharing love, light, and hoping for healing for everyone impacted by this terrible event.
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Does anyone else feel just a gut-wrenching sadness at how Andrea's children, Hailey and Jeremiah, must be coping in the aftermath of this awful event? I'm thinking a lot about them and the incredible strength they must now find to move forward. It’s impossible to imagine how life changes when you lose your mom so tragically. This situation feels beyond overwhelming for any adult, let alone a child. I wonder if there are community efforts or support services being set up specifically to help them during this time. Hopefully, the outpouring of love and remembrance for Andrea offers some comfort, but it's just not the same as having her with them. Sending much love to her family and everyone involved ❤️.