<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My best friend "Mary" and I have been close for years. We consider one another to be sisters, but because life is life, and jobs take you separate places, we live about two hours away from one another now. 

While we haven't really talked for a while, our relationship is oddly like that. We don't really talk or text, but when we do see one another, we do nothing but laugh and catch up for a week straight, are close as ever, and then go our separate ways until the next time.

We're in one of those "catch-up" periods, and Mary just confessed to me that she miscarried a child a few months ago, and other than herself and her boyfriend, I'm the only person that knows. Hauntingly, she named her unborn child the same name as a video game character that she reminds me of. The video game character and the main character's relationship so eerily mirrors our own friendship, that I had even thought of using the name for future children, before Mary ever told me anything.

While I'm about to be married, I don't plan on having kids for a few years. But I'm debating the idea of naming any future daughters after Mary's unborn child. While I mean to do this in honor of her, and in honor of our friendship, I'm afraid that doing so might unintentionally be hurtful.

What is the best approach to this? Women who have lost children...if your friend did this, how would you react?
<bot>: I want to name a future daughter in honor of my best friend's miscarried child. I don't know if it would be appropriate or not.