Amanda . . . This almost had me crying. What a fabulous thing to do! I've had a similar experience since the news. Actually, it is amazing how often I would have sent her an email or pictures or mailed her a note, etc. I'm really sad still and it seems every time I go to do something, it brings her to mind.
We connected through 1980s cartoons, actually. Her email was "Jellystone Park" and Yogi Bear has been one of my very favorites forever. I've been working on making a Yogi Bear Picnic basket toy set for years (instead of plastic play food for kids, I'm making wool felt play food, and got different games and toys and plushies to fill it out) and we discussed that all the time! Someone to share with made it more fun. Same went with Smurfs. I've loved Smurfs forever and even when I made an almost three foot tall Amigurumi Smurf, she didn't think it was strange! She LOVED it! What was so fun was being able to share with her. Through Dad's cancer treatments, she was always so caring and never minded when I might have dumped or been a little down. she was always there. She loved the American Girl dolls, and sharing the photos and photo stories was always so fun!
We actually took an original 1980s AG doll and dressed it in early outfits and put 1980s accessories with it and sent it to her, and always were on the hunt for 80s things that would work with it! During the Queen's Platinum Jubilee we wrote all the time, and as we were watching all the videos and when we did the big doll photo story party - we were emailing all the time! It was so fun to share with someone who cared, even if she cared because you cared.

I've collected British "Lilliput Lane" cottages for many years (a couple decades now, I think) and she surprised me with one for a birthday one year, and I have it in the cabinet with the other Lilliputs that are from family members and hold the "prize" positions. To be honest, the last nine days since getting the news have been rather sad and hard. She was always so friendly and cheerful and a good friend, even if it was just the two of us sharing troubles.
I have a favorite AG doll who has no name at the moment, and Sis and I have come up with the idea to name her Sabrina and get her the Care Bears AG nightgown and let her run the dolly thrift store and be a part of the doll "Island" world. It is funny, but Care Bears were all over when we were little, and Sis and I never really cared for them. But, once I knew Sabrina, I can't help but notice them now! I actually have four 1980s Care Bear Christmas ornaments that were hand made sitting upstairs that were going to Sabrina. I keep looking at them but can't bring myself to go through the bag yet.
She was such a fabulous friend, and so caring. Really, the world was dimmed on 27 February. Not many people like her in the world. I've been missing her since she went into hospital, but now it is lonely. Thanks, Sabrina, for your wonderful friendship!