Life can change in a blink, in a sigh, or a kiss goodbye.
On June 1st, my dad and brother visited my mom in the nursing home. It was a good visit, because my dad would be allowed to kiss my mom before he left. In the days prior, my mom had a very high fever, from an upper respiratory infection. Kisses were not allowed, because masks were mandatory for visitors. A way to stop the spread of infection.
On that day, June 1st, before he left, my dad kissed my mom once on each cheek, and told her he loved her. He said she looked comfortable, and soft. When my dad and brother arrived home five minutes later, they received a call from the nursing home telling them my mom had passed away.
Haven't you heard stories of a person at death's door waiting for a loved one to be there before they go? Or, waiting until they are sure a loved one will be okay with their passing? Or, waiting until the love of their life kisses them goodbye? I have.
2 comments:
Thinking of you.
I hope everything is fine in all other respects. Take care, and remember happy times with your mother.
Thank you Fram. I do appreciate your thoughts and kind words.
Things will get better I hope, my dad is not in a good way.
When I went home for the funeral, I was in charge of going through the family photos. I found some awesome pictures of my mom. I do remember the good times to be sure.
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