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Titled The Worst Next Day, the note reveals how Visconti felt when he found out about Bowies passing.
If I was on my own I would have been totally devastated, totally.
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Visconti then mentions that, while grieving, he often has conversations with Bowie in his head.
Grief is a very real thing.
There is no control over it, he says.
I have been on an emotional roller coaster all year and I know most of you have been too.
I talk to David in my head all the time.
Its still very hard to come to terms with.
He ends, Visconti says he will attempt to accept that David has passed.
He continues: Ive been through every stage of grief in the past 365 days, including anger.
Of course, he never left us in spirit.
We are fortunate to have lived in the same time as him.
He was a legend in his lifetime and he will be a legend until the end of time.
But he was my friend too.
I miss him dearly.
See Viscontis full note via Facebook below.
And he said, I have cancer … and my life hasnt been the same since that moment.
