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Not that I'm in any way measuring or ranking loss, but Billy Miller's death has hit me harder than any daytime passing in the past few years.

Maybe it's because he was so young, maybe it's because we have reports of his problems and suffering, maybe it's because we saw his humanity in his acting. Maybe it's all of those and more. I am just so, so sad about this.

Listening to his friends and co-workers pay tribute to him on social media saddens me more, because I don't think Billy knew just how much he was loved. And if I'm hurting this much, I can only imagine how his family and friends feel.

In the words of Scott Clifton, "This is not fair."

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