
Originally Posted by
Bigen12
My best friend lost his wife this weekend.
She was fine on Thursday morning when she left for work, and then by afternoon, he was called to the hospital to find her in a coma, and them giving her a 50 / 50 chance of living.
On Friday night her brain began to swell and did even more damage. Saturday they did a lot of tests and finally pronounced her brain dead.
I was there with my friend all day Saturday and Sunday, he is an absolute wreck, he walks through the house picking up his wife’s belongings and crying, it is awful.
Went with him to make all of the funeral arrangements, choosing the casket, the ceremony etc.
They have a 2 year old girl, and to watch her ask for her mother tore out my heart.
I haven’t cried that much in quite a while.
We think the trivial issues of day to day live are so important and so worth fighting over.
It’s sad that it takes such an event to set us straight, so we remember what is truly important.
Do me a favor guys, let’s all calm down.
Thanks
Bigen12