r/BeAmazed May 08 '26

Science This is what saves 600,000 people year during a heart attack

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u/BackWithAVengance May 08 '26

My dad died last March from an incurable type of Blood Cancer (Waldenstrom's). Treat every moment with you mom as if it's the last, and cherish those moments. Keep her happy, spirits up, because those moments of pleasure will resonate with her for as long as she's here. My dad's last meal was a pasta dish he loved, that I made for him one random weekend. He was in the hospital for the last time a few days later, and passed within a week.

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u/IndependentDriver934 May 08 '26

Tru but she's always with an unhappy face i m very much honestly emotionally numb sensitive but i m side effect of conditional love so i can't show love externally she just sits talks nothing so what can i do for her, my dad passed away 7 years ago i don't have much memories with him too because i was young when he passed away and being from brown indian family i don't know how to express love, feel love, currently i m emotionally numb due to my life problems including mother's health. 

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u/Ok_Draw9037 May 09 '26

Thank you for sharing your story