Does anyone have any calming words to say to me?

haven't got anything calming but you'll make friends again. it's normal for people to drift apart over time. trying to force a relationship with them won't solve anything. the best thing you can do now is work on yourself. do what you have to do. making friends is way easier then people make it out to be. you'll be fine.

You need to take a breath and understand that....this is life, and it ebbs and flows like a sea's tide. It comes in, it ebbs out. Friends and acquaintances flow in, and then incrementally, they fade away.....to be replaced by a new tide.
If they have been good friends, don't mourn that they are fading away, rather celebrate in your mind that they enter your life for however long.
Good friends, loyal friends are getting harder to find, so appreciate them for however long and understand that little lasts forever.

My friend your only at the beginning of life with friends . More will come in , more will go , etc .
The biggest friend you have to be is to yourself and that’s the answer to your question ‘ is there any worst ‘
Conquer that and you conquer life and conquer life means bring God into your life and how you do that is be your own best friend .
Doing that can bring a substantial amount of pain . I don’t know do u understand at your age , maybe you do , but that’s how u do it

People move on, including friendships, don’t take it to heart.

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It's just a fact of life that people will come and go from your life no matter what you do ?????

Yes, there is worse. Toxic friends never leaving and sucking your being dry.

You’ll live with it. You’ll find new ones. That’s life. Nothing is permanent

same.

Yes there are many people suffering throughout the world with real afflictions, most friends made early in life rarely stick around, that's just a fact of life.

Life is about constant changes.

you deserve better than them...new and truer friends will come along.

"DON'T PANIC"

To see most of them die, or attend their funerals