We are all on the road of life and, as a result, we will experience the highs and lows that it sends our way. The best thing that we can do is to learn from what it is telling us.
Out of all the things that can happen to us in life, facing the reality of death is the most profound. When it happens to someone close to us, either quickly or slowly, it can shake us on a very basic level.
Sometimes, the best thing we can do is to learn when these things take place, and that is why it is good to look at the designer and businesswoman, Lynlee Madrid. She was only 31 years old when she passed away and everyone was shocked.
You might know her because she was the owner of Shop among the Willows. She was known as a graphic designer and she had a sense of fashion that allowed her to connect with many people throughout the world.
The death of Lynlee is also a reminder that we all struggle in life. She had problems with mental health, and it didn’t help that she had to face cyberbullying and abuse from online trolls.
Lynlee’s death was around the time she had those problems and there were rumors that cyberbullying played a part. It is really unclear as to whether her well-being was affected to that degree.
The talent that she showed and the hard work she put forward in the design industry allowed her to affect many in the community. When she became an Instagram graphic designer and influencer, many people from around the world respected her.
She would showcase her artwork through that social media platform, and she had a following that helped to make her ‘Among the Willow Wagon’ website successful.
When she died, many people were upset about the suddenness of it all. Her supporters and loved ones came forward to describe her and to express how much their loss would affect them.
People began talking about mental health issues and the effects of cyberbullying after her death. It’s good to remember the legacy that she left behind, but it’s also good to consider the fragility of life and how we all should never take any day for granted.