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Input: Hi Reddit. This recently happened and I'm not really sure on how to deal with it. TL;DR at the end.

Here's some back story:

I was a graduating college student (who just graduated last Friday) who had three more weeks to go before the ceremony, but was in a fit due to lack of requirements (both financial and academic wise). I wasn't really sure at that time if I was going to graduate, but I did my best to comply everything. For a week or two, I did what any other college student would do--hauled ass and didn't sleep a wink. The stress of it all had probably gotten to me and I ended up getting sick. I developed a nasty fever and I had all sorts of magical things coming out of my nose, but I kept pushing myself to finish all of my requirements and attended the grad practices. I managed to get them all done, but in exchange, my condition just got nastier and nastier. Now that all my shit was done, I just needed to carry on with the practices and head back home to rest.  Rinse and repeat.

Okay so:

On the second to the last day of practice, my best friend (let's call him Kevin) messaged me saying he was going home for an event (he worked at a different state) and asked if I wanted to hang out and chill with him and a few other friends on Saturday. Thinking that I might be feeling better by then, I agreed. Now that Saturday was also the last day of our practices. Which I forced myself to go despite being sick. We ended up practicing overtime and I guess that wasn't such a great idea. Instead of getting better, I just got worse. Worse to the point where I couldn't stand, to the point where I would often white out for a second and lose my balance. (Couldnt go to our campus clinic because they were always closed)

I had to message Kevin and my other friends, telling them that I couldn't go. I explained my situation and told them that I've pushed myself far enough. My other friends understood, but not Kevin. He left our group chats. When I tried messaging him, trying to apologize and explain myself, he didn't bother checking on them (the messages were on Facebook). I couldn't meet up with him either since the day after our supposed get together, he would fly back to his state for work. He was a pretty cool dude and we were close enough to be siblings. But he just didn't bother anymore.

I feel bad that I said yes. I shouldn't have led him and the other friends on. I felt bad that he was expecting. But I didn't expect my fever and everything else would worsen. Neither did I expect to lose a best friend over it.

So I don't know. I'm pretty stumped. 


TL;DR
A friend invited me to hang out but I was too sick to go. Explained it to him and apologized but he ended up ghosting me. 

abandoning my friends' get together