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When I was 18, I was in Paris when I received a phone call to tell me that my mum had suffered a major Brain haemorrhage and that I needed to come home to say my goodbyes.

Fast Forward a few hours and I was in the hospital and there my mum was, hooked up to all sorts of machines, I wanted five minutes to say my goodbyes and to tell her how much I loved her, but then I figured if I was in hospital and my subconscious was still there I think I'd want to know what was going on, so I told her, I told her what was happening to her and why she wasn't able to wake up, I told her how many people were here for her and how much everyone loved her, she couldn't consciously react of course, but while I was telling her these things her heart rate raised rapidly, I kept talking to her and telling her how brave she was and how she was the best person I ever knew and her heart rate was still going seriously fast.

I told my family this and they told me this is the first time this had happened since she fell ill, I don't know but I like to think it was her, trying her hardest to fight and just let me know she was there, she was fighting her fucking heart out to do it and while that day will always go down as the absolute worst day of my life, that moment I had with my mum will always live with me and serve as a reminder of how brave she was.

I never got to say goodbye to her properly and I miss her every day, life has been pretty shitty since, but that one moment always reminds me things can sometimes be ok in the worst times.
<bot>: mum was in hospital after brain haemorrhage, she was dying, i spoke to her and her heart seemingly reacted.