It is hard to hear I agree however the longer you wait the more your body deteriorates and she had acted somewhat confused at times... it’s possibl she had a form of brain cancer... which can take you down quick in the end.... no one wants to die alone in a cold hospital wearing a diaper unable to move in horribl pain etc etc Yea perhaps a year More but that year would be in hospital in complete agony/ that’s not living - that’s forcing them to stay alive. If I was terminal and able to do this - I would in a heartbeat. Not having what if’s or I wonder if’s with a loved ones death is a beautiful gift not many people will get/ remorse regrets and the wondering can really eat at people for years when we arent there with a terminal loved one passes ya know what I mean! It’s ultimate up to the person who’s ill obviously but I’m just ranting here sorry. But yes I agree I thought that too at the end back at the week comment I didn’t get before... Movie was one of the best I have ever seen... the way it’s laid out and everything is just epic.... awesome acting story is beautiful and painful at once aahhh I’m up mad late half delirious as it is lol X done rambling sorry you where my chose. Victim lol
Beautiful how he kept himself so strong throughout her emotional ordeal. So supportive and so selfless. This is so heartbreaking. I can't get over it. 💔
@@corbiculacc6079 the whole point of the short film is that, the right to die. Also, we don't know the back story :) may be he did try but couldn't convince her. May be he is just giving her a last good day. He wanted her to go peacefully, so he kept his sorrows aside. It needs you to be incredibly strong to be able to do that.
@@mynoolife thats true. What sucks is that i don’t think she would have said i love you too if she was still alive to do so. How could she say she loved him if he didn’t even make her life worth living
@@hannah-tl1yy It doesn't have to do with anything. I just said it is real because the actress is the writer herself. It seems like she put a lot of thought into it, as if she lived this scenario in real life.
The vacuum cleaner in the background during the credits. Lovely touch. Life doesn't care, it just goes on. The day my mom passed away, I went for a long drive. There were other cars, pedestrians going about their business. My life had stopped so why not theirs? It's a feeling that i'm sure many of you who've lost loved ones can relate to.
Yes, you've described a common feeling with grief. Remembering that life goes on and that grief was private helped me to stay focused on myself and not do what so many do, which is take the anger out on others instead of processing the grief.
Jarryd, the morning my dad passed the guy came to fix my mothes toilet...I was about to turn him away, but mam said ''its ok, let him fix it!'' They'd been waiting weeks. I asked him how long he'd be, he said about 15 minutes....he was there almost 2 hours. It felt so bizarre. I was wishing Id turned him way. But i also thought a broken toilet would be one more stress. Who knows when he would have been able to come back. I felt as though i was disrespecting my dad.....even though I know for a fact, he'd have said...let him fix the toilet! Yes, Im sure it's something we all experience, that feeling of ''Why are they all going on as if nothing' happened?''...It's illogical of course, and also entirely natural.
Exactly right... It was so strange for me to just get back into the car after my wife died of cancer, and then, impossibly, just drive home without her. How could that be possible?? How could the world just keep spinning around after such a tragedy??... But it does. I know it'll be a lifelong struggle for me to truly understand that. And that vacuum-cleaner is still running in the background...
Watching someone you love die young is the most tragic of things. I watched my husband die of cancer, he was only 42. I held him in my arms as he took his last breath. I have since married again to a wonderful man. I feel so lucky to have had 16 amazing years with my first husband and two amazing children. To love is such a privilege we humans have x
oh Mel, I'm so sorry you went through that. Glad you remarried and was able to find happiness again. I lost two husbands to cancer. When my second husband was diagnosed, I thought for sure this time it's going to get eradicated, I won't let this happen again. But it wasn't to be, and there wasn't anything I could do about it.
neverthesame. I’m so sorry you’ve had to go through this twice. I love my husband dearly and life is good again. But I honestly don’t know how I’d cope if I’d have to do it again x Sending love to you x
This is both disturbing and gut wrenching. My wife contracted breast cancer and fought it courageously for 5 years. In the end her lungs were saturated with the cancer and she was gasping even with the respirator . We still were able to talk, they gave her a shot ( she could no longer breath with out the respirator and even that was beginning to fail) I repeatedly told her I loved as she went out into eternity. For 29 years we snuggled and lived a full vibrant life. I’ll never ever forget the horror of the moment she no longer responded or took another breath. It was a shock wave I’ll never be able to describe. I’m Christian I do believe I’ll see her again . That was 9 years ago and I still dream of us young and in college in the early eighties. This short really hit me hard.
It’s so heartbreaking to realize that he has to continue living without her. To me it’s always the most devastating part thinking about loved ones, who are gonna suffer from their loss afterwards.
@@savannahsaenz6463 If you're surrounded with other people that you love, and most importantly, staying strong for the person you lost, trust me you'll get over it as time goes by.
@@thyroft6448 I mean, this is someone you grew an attachment with like no other, someone you feel can never be replaced and has made a larger impact on you than life itself. I couldn't even imagine living to see another day after something like this. Especially in the condition she was in at the time she chose to take her life. Everyday after that moment would be hell. No amount of family or support would fix that. I mean she was even begging at the beginning to extend the time. I think she knew she didn't really want that but felt she had no choice because nobody was gonna tell her no and her condition (if it was that) was already progressing (assuming it was medical) to a point where it may leave her suffering. (which I don't understand why that option wouldn't be reservable when someone is near death and not healthy or seemingly healthy like in this film.
I felt that emptiness and silence after she drifted off. When I lost my loved one it felt like the whole world shifted and I could no longer view it the same ever again. I miss my baby.
Me too. That feeling of silence and stillness, and the sinking in your chest after realizing that you’ll never seen them again. The world seems to somehow shift and you’re left in a state of sadness, longing, and confusion. Why does life have to end😔 I lost four people in 2020 and all to sickness and cancer, and it’s still difficult to continue on with life without them.
my grandfather passed away, he was the father figure in my life since I was a baby, when he passed when I was in my 20's, I felt like my world was over, any joy I had was taken away from me, I don't even like to celebrate christmas because its not the same without him. But I do it for my kids
You will see each other again. True Love is like energy.....it can never be destroyed. Death is not the end & you guys will be together again. I know I don't know you, but I love you. All of you. Stay blessed & be well.
@@Tripl3Nippl3 Thank you so much. You are a wonderful person for reaching out. I really appreciate your words as I'm sure the rest of these good people do as well. Life is a crazy ride and it should be spent loving others and being kind and you embody that. Thank you.
He is a human not a robot. No matter how many times he did it, it will surely leave an effect on his mentality. Like josie said his psychiatrist bill must be expensive!
At the beginning, I wondered why such a young and in love couple wouldn’t be making love after the bubble bath. By the end, I cried knowing that making love is all they were doing the entire time.
Okay so for those who don’t understand. She is sick, that’s why she is coughing. She has a disease that is not curable and does not want to suffer a horrible death, so she drank some pills to sleep and never wake up which will cause death. The registered nurse is just there to visualize everything, in the beginning she says why did you spend so much on the hotel room. Because she knew she was gonna die anyway, the scavenger hunt was something to distract her off her mind that death was coming. There last conversation was when he said I love you and she did not respond back back because she had already passed, and that was the end.
This was Hella heart breaking to see. I'm balling my eyes out now. Okay I get it, she was sick and decided to die early on maybe because she didn't want others to suffer along with her but what's even more heartbreaking is that your lover decides to die and you finally come to terms with that and you try to make their last day as happy as possible, we as lovers are so selfish sometimes and we don't want to let go of our partner but damn this guy, he, he literally let her go because she wanted to. So I can't imagine the amount of strength he has.
When she said “cuddle time” I let out the worst sounding sob. I say that to my boyfriend and I was just imaging us in this situation. This film really broke my heart
They didn’t even get to finish the scavenger hunt. Goes to show that even with a planned death, you’ll never be done with life. You have to know when to accept you’ll never get to do all you had planned, you just have to know when to stop and appreciate what you already have.
He is really a sweet man. He looks like the ideal husband any woman could wish for. What a sweet man. That was a real saddening story. Hard to watch, what a heartbreaking story.
Yes. Unfortunately he helped his girlfriend go through euthanasia. I sometimes think if I would have the strength he had. To go through losing a loved one, helping her through her decision to do this, and having a happy face to cheer her up in the saddest day of his life
And like most good films, it hits even harder and more poignantly when you watch it an second or third time. Devastating and beautiful... with just the right amount of humor that is so believable. We should all be so lucky to laugh at absurdity the moments before we breathe our last.
even in her moments of near death, she didnt think otherwise when the song played. she knew beyond doubt he loved her, thats why she found it amusing. thats love! its a beautiful story i hate to love
@@benjamindejarnette5714 I think I've seen it. I remember he gifted her a pair of vibrant color knee high stocking 🌈. It was indeed a tearful movie😭. This movie we just seen, it would of done well in the theatre. The director who also played Jane was excellent. Hope she's doing another movie. I loved her vision. Thank for sharing Ben 🙏
That awkwardness from the beginning was effective. I thought he was trying to rekindle their relationship and she was not optimistic. Even in the tub he was treating her so gingerly (no pun) and she seemed to be put off by his deliberateness. Only when they were in sync and laughing, enjoying their food did I realize where this was all going - and it would be her going. It still remained heartbreaking…and surprising…and hopeful somehow. Gonzaga’s writing and her performance of the role paid so much respect to this couple. Ritter was no slouch either. Amazing.
This is the most powerful example of strength. Him holding it together for her for so long and her reassuring him that its gonna be alright and letting the moment end in love instead of sadness.
Oh Lordy, I clicked on this innocently and was not prepared. Heartbreakingly sad, funny....beautiful. I would pay full cinema prices for even 10 minutes of something this good.
i sped it up to 2x cuz they dragged the film out way too long it should've only been 10 minutes, but why do they never tell us why she is choosing this
Wow, what a gut-punch... This lovingly made film instantly brought me back to the death of my wife from uterine cancer in April 2020. She had fought for 9 months, but the cancer was at stage IV when we discovered it. At the end, we found out it had gone to her brain. In less than one week, this strong, artistic, beautiful soul slid into brain fog, then lost her speech, fell unconscious, and died at age 52. Because Covid was still relatively new at the time, no one was allowed to be in to hospital room with her -- I was not even technically allowed either, but the heroic, wonderful, compassionate nursing staff allowed me to stay for the five nights she hung on. This film dredged up all the things I wanted to tell her as her breathing slowed and finally stopped. I said all I could, but will never know if she heard me. I wish I could have had a final conversation with her, or that she could express her feelings right before the end. It was so sudden, we always through we'd have more time... That's my only advice for those in the situation of these characters: Don't wait any longer. Find the courage to express your love as soon, and as often, as you can...
I'm very sorry for your loss, your comment was extremely touching to read. I hope you were able to find some joy in your life again. I know that my words may mean nothing to you because I'm a stranger, but your words reminded me of how precious life is and this is what I just wanted to let you know. I wish you all the best for your life. Lots of love from Austria 🇦🇹, Europe
This broke my heart in so many little pieces. The fact that they looked so happy and blissful together but were making such a tough choice. The way he distracted, supported and loved her til her very last breath. I honestly don't think I'll ever be able to forget this work of art nor the imprint it left on my heart.
I originally thought that they were spending the day together because she would soon be arrested and taken to prison. Boy, was I wrong, and this is so much worse. v.v
Can we just appreciate the brilliant skills of the lead actress, director, writer, producer Ginger and her co-actor Jason! All the supporting actors did an amazing job as well!
Sad...my wife passed away at home from breast cancer in my arms, she was more ready for the end than I was..she was the strongest, smartest, beautiful inside and out woman I've ever known. I miss her everyday and wish she was still here.
Extremely powerful. At first I felt she was “wrong” to make this choice. Then I reminded myself that I know nothing about her story. Nothing. It was a brilliant decision to leave that out of the narrative. We know absolutely nothing about each other’s stories in real life.
Right on never judge a book by its cover. It can be the most incredible read of your life. Sorry I didn't mean to post. I'm crying and I can't see the buttons. We don't know each other's lives. And when someone lets their walls down and shows us fragments of their life. How much they bond us together. Even if we don't know the full extent of the story. What compassion we can have. Life is so beautiful.
All I could think was in order to cut short a love like that she must suffer immensely . She wasn't escaping her love she was escaping the pain that distracted the two from it .
I think the song mistake was brilliant. It’s just like life... it just doesn’t go the way you wish, hope or think it will (best laid plans and all), It throws hard curves and we have to roll with them. We can all hope we have someone like this guy in our lives, there for us in the end.
It was not actually a mistake, just in case you didn't catch that. It was part of his comic planning, possibly even with the nurse's advance knowledge, since the nurse couldn't help smiling.
SHREYASH SHANKAR I saw it twice actually. I find it sad just extremely cruel , from the society but also from the father of the mixer girl. He s even worse than the criminal....
Watch this in case u have not : A local cop uncovers a disturbing truth about a strict Christian family's missing daughter. | Ritual Its sad and scary at the same time.
I have scars all over my body from my mom stabbing me with a super hot piece of iron, and I spent about a month locked in my family basement expecting to die at some point. But I have to say that the pain; the suffering; the evil, it doesn't compare to the good things in life. Especially if your willing to go out and give love to others, and make the world a better place.
I'm glad you had the strength to walk out through your path and find your light ♥️♥️♥️I'm really glad ..because no one deserve to go through physical torture just because they made mistakes
I cried ...because my wife died in my arms also. She was sick for almost a year after giving birth to our twin daughters who died after 1 day because they were 6 months pre-mature.
This comment is so much sadder to me than this movie.. I'm not feeling the same as most of the commenters here.. i mean the acting is amazing but this girl seems perfectly healthy, isn't suffering and ended her life too soon and a beautiful perfect relationship.. she didn't face and endure suffering..I'm not trying to offend anyone, that's just my honest feeling...., YOU have suffered and likely will suffer all your life from what you experienced.. my heart really goes out to you and I hope the pain you feel makes your heart wide open .. 💚💖💚💖 prayers and blessings to you
im sorry for your lost brother. it broke me so hard after watch this short movie, even harder near to the max when i read your comment. Cant imagine how strong you go through this. God bless you.
Why . Why was this in my recommendation, why did I watch this . It broke me into pieces , now I feel like telling my family and frnds how much I love them . Be grateful and cherish every moment .
ikr, why did i click on this. It's 1 am and my parents are asleep even though they were arguing and fighting before they went to bed. I wish they would resolve things faster because they love each other, it's just that being stuck together for so long in this pandemic has made them argue over the smallest things. Why can't they fix things faster for my sake? Sorry, i just need to let these thoughts out
@@trishaagz why not share these thoughts with them? You could always write it in a note if you don't feel comfortable with a one on one. You have influence here. Why not use it?
@@KumeOzoro that's a great idea, I've never tried that before. Currently I think the main issues have been resolved but I typically do tell them about how it affects me when it goes on for too long. Thank you for your response
Hey you guys know that the actress Janes real name is Ginger Gonzaga and she actually created this fine piece of work! I just realised when I seen the credits at the end She not only wrote and produced this powerful story but she was the star of this masterpiece. I say that because although they are both talented actors, however I have to emphasise that i really felt her emotions and deep portrayal of this character. I really connected with her straight away because the way she acted wasnt forced, It almost seemed effortless thats how natural she was. Wow She is a force to recognise when it comes to acting and so naturally beautiful too. You Go Girl, you really should be so proud of yourself, its hard enough to write a story and direct it but to starr in it and actually do a phenomenal job that takes real passion for what you believe in, incredible work!
I've been binge watching omeleto for several hours now. I remember the laughing, but it's all over now. My God, what a heart wracking understanding. This is a masterpiece. This is life.
It's possible, partly why the nurse just walking off is unrealistic. No way they leave a recently bereaved person alone like that, especially without confirming death.
I'm pretty good in figuring out plots, but this one totally threw me. This is so so sad. If I would've been in her position and could've not laughed and acting as normal as those two did. OMG, what a heart breaking ending.
@@finnlira-surette9228 She had a very painful condition that threatened her life. She and her husband or bf didn't wanted her to suffer unimaginable pain. So the both decided and agreed that she kill herself. He gave her the poison drink. That about blew me away.
I watched this cried my eyes out at that last "I love you" part when she stopped saying it to him. And I showed it to my man and he responded by being super angry and refusing to talk for a while and told me never to send such stuff again. We finally managed to talk about it again just now, and we both started crying over it. We talked about making our lifestyles better so that we can live as long as we can with each other. Cried alot.... Whoever this director is, we both can't decide if we hate the person or respect for making such a video....
that is so beautiful. This film usually makes men cry. It was a beautiful experience at film festivals. A lot of men would come up to me crying and thank me because it had been a while since they felt the need to cry. But there is a small 5% portion that get angry, because they don't want to feel. But I love hearing this and that you both got to have a beautiful conversation, and did get to discuss all of your feelings. It's so beautiful.
I literally can't stop crying since I watched this and it's been like 15 minutes. My husband isn't home and I'm debating whether to show it to him or not. I know it would really affect him too because we're both so scared of losing our loved ones. But at the same time I want to share it with him so I don't have to be sad alone lol. I was just trying to take a short relaxing break from work, not destroy the rest my day!
@@gingergonzaga1749 It made this man cry. The tears didn't really start rolling until I saw that "Jack & Jane" were singing the credits roll. Goddamn that hurt.
The most moving film I have EVER seen. I watch horror, drama, romance all the time and they have never hit as hard. Not even the fault in our stars. Incredible performance and story.
For those confused: She most likely had some kind of sickness / disease that has no cure and probably has some painful or other unwanted side affects. So, instead of going through all of that, decided to pass on through her own terms via the pill. It's pretty obvious she would have loved to have had more time with her beloved but this was the best and most peaceful way for her. He seems to be in agreement with this and did everything he could to make her last day and moments some of the best. At least this is my take on it anyway! Truly touching and amazing stuff as always Omeleto.
@Emil Mariyam Reji I think at this point in todays day and age, suicide should be renamed. "Lost their battle with Depression" or "Lost their battle with "cue terminal illness". Suicide in today's day and age sorta devalues the situation. The gravity behind it etc. People deem it as a cheep cowards act of running away. We use death as a punishment, we take aways peoples right to live for being horrendous. Why can't we use death as a mercy? To give people their right to end their life for living horrendously?
@Emil Mariyam Reji So here's the thing. You can have any opinion and belief that you want. You can dislike the movie or what it's portraying, but that doesn't stop people's own rights.
@@darkpearl88 yes it really doesn't make enough sense to me either although one hint was her extreme sensitivity to his touching to indicate her whole body was in general pain. Lips, back, hair head etc But, we must acknowledge the complexities of cancer cannot be fully understood or portrayed truly either really.
@@17MrLeon But pain is a part of life. And there are ideas that the pain we get to experience in this life alleviates pain in the next. Much better to experience it here than there.
Yes absolutely right bro... And you know what i used to watch these sad short stories whenever I get tired of studies in my library in a peaceful environment.its so beautiful to watch this Love from India
I was convinced I was watching a cute film and thought the twist was going to be like covering up a murder, but was completely thrown off by the ending. By the end I thought maybe she had clinical depression or a mental illness of sorts, also a lot of people suggested that she might’ve had an incurable physical illness (hinted at the coughing near the end, but I thought that was the drug taking effect idk). Either way it was an extremely moving film, I deadass had to rewind a few times to try and listen if she ever replied with “I love you” again. The actors were so good my god, I really felt as if I was watching a genuine collection of happy memories in the making and her reactions to finding the surprises were so sweet. Probably one of my favourite films on Omeleto now, my dad had to ask if I was okay from my sobbing lol.
looking back, the part where she mentions her hair extensions might actually be more important than I thought. It might hint at hair loss, which could imply cancer (chemo?), or again depression.
As far as I know, there is nowhere in the world where it is legal to have assisted suicide for a psychiatric illness. It is only offered for incurable illnesses that will inevitably end in death. The person will die anyway, so you just do it a little earlier so that you can avoid the deterioration phase. She seemed extremely healthy though, so I would think somebody would choose to do this later on in the course of their illness when they start suffering, not when they're still healthy and able like the girl in the movie.
@@monkiram aahh is that so? I didn't know, I might've misunderstood the concept of assisted suicide when I was younger and never looked into it enough afterwards. Thank you for clarifying :)
I'm 18 years old right now and I don't remember a film in my life where I cried. This was the first time and I really couldn't hold my tears back. I experienced something similar in my few years alive so it emotionally catched me at the end. Brilliant job done here for the way it was portrayed. Thank you.
I really relate to this film a lot. Last year i had attempted suicide. I was of course admitted to the hospital. 2 weeks after that, i met an amazing person that basically transformed my life. We were both on vacation and i remembered crying, balling my eyes out in the hotel room bathtub. i realized if i had successfully attempted it, i wouldn't experienced nor had felt genuine love. We wouldn't be traveling together and have a good time. Thank you Omeleto as always for giving us great and unexpected content ♥
This has to be the most tender and painful to experience film I have ever seen. My heart ached so deeply for them both but most assuredly for the young woman. As I watched her drink down the drug that would kill her, I was quietly crying my eyes out. This short film had such a deep level of realism that I felt the truth of it, if that makes any sense. It packed a mighty punch to the emotions. 10/10 for realism and effect. I'm still crying now and the film finished 10 minutes ago. Well done.
@@snakesa1 because she was sick and usually dying from certain diseases or cancers are extreemly slow and painful. This way the person has control over their death, and can pass peacefully at their own choosing with loved ones by their side.
@@snakesa1 we have to assume she had a terminal illness. Maybe a form of cancer that would lead to a more difficult death. We have to decide for ourselves if her decision was ok.
Just watched this now and my heart is BREAKING, my throat is clogged up with air and I really cannot stop crying. This has to be the most beautiful thing I've watched.
The fact that the drug literally takes between 5 to 10 minutes to have an effect... It's such a short time. That rap song though honestly was unexpected and very funny.
@@markd8508 I don't know much about it, but it's true that it's weird they'd give her a painful and slow death like that (I mean it may seem like a short time for the living, but for the person who's agonizing, it's a pretty long time)
I last saw my sister in a Hilton Garden Inn before she died from cancer two weeks ago. This was so very well written and acted. Bravo to Ginger and all involved. This was so real.
The acting was beautiful. He played in the Netflix series Raising Dion. I cried at the end...he will find her she will be waiting for him. But she won’t be a ghost...she will be flesh and blood as beautiful as the day she passed. She won’t be sick, but healthy and strong. Right here on earth...a paradise earth.
Look at him again......John Ritter's son! Now that you know you'll wonder how you didn't see it right away, check the credits. Both actors in this are amazing & the fact the gal wrote, produced, acted in it & wrote the song is beyond impressive!🤓
This is so powerful to me. I've never had to experience anything remotely as heartbreaking but from the small heartbreaks I've had, I can only imagine the amount of pain and sadness both characters, the girl and the guy, are going through. This brings me to tears because my biggest fear is losing someone for good. And having to respect their wishes to want to die early before the disease kills them is one of the hardest things anyone can do. It shows real love and support. To not be selfish and keep them in their suffering, but to rather live on while their soul is at rest without you.... That breaks my heart... This was very well made. Thank you.
That's my biggest fear too. Sometimes I feel like that fear is always there in the background of everything I do and I just have to distract myself to forget it will happen someday. I pray that I will die first so I never have to experience that.
I’ve been binge watching Omeleto videos by most popular but for some reason I chose not to watch this one when I came across it, thinking I wouldn’t have enjoyed it. Watching through it now I was trying to think of what horror or sci-fi twist it might have and was more horrified when I figured out it was such a realistic concept. Well done Ginger and crew, I needed that cry.
I'm bawling my damn eyes out at 4am while my boyfriend and puppy are sleeping next to me. I just kissed my boyfriend on the forehead and cuddled up to him. He means everything to me and I can't imagine if we were in this situation. (I mean we will one day everyone dies but not something like this) Omg. This was such a great production. It was beautiful acting, I felt their heartbreak and sadness and their love. Really makes you think. Remember to always show your loved ones how much you care for them and how much you love them as much as you can.
This hits all too close to home for me. I'm bawling my eyes out too. My husband is so afraid of losing me. And I just hope I make it another 2 years. I need a specific vascular surgeon so bad. There's three that can handle my case. Life is what happens when we are making plans. And I always promised him I will haunt him. I can't quit crying. I got a new dog. She's a pit lab. Every time I cry out she goes crazy and gives me kisses and is really trying to call me down. It's the most precious thing in the world. She's 8 months old, and she's huge. Everyone that lays eyes on her says oh my God she's huge. She's like a linebacker. 🤣😅😂😭😭😭😭😭 My husband and I have been together 21 years he's so good to me.
Now I know why he seemed so familiar. He is John Ritters son. I totally see it. I used to love threes company. Okay but back to the movie. Great performances by both. Heart breaking. My eyes welled up. Very good story. Thank you.
wow, i’ve not seen him in anything, but i kept saying the same thing, he looks familiar. it brings back memories of his dads death, which was so sudden and sad. after a long break from the spotlight so to speak, he had just started a sitcom that was doing pretty well. we should all be so lucky to go quickly, near loved ones, doing something that we love. based on this, his son has a promising career ahead of him i think
I repeatedly got chills from different scenes in this short. But nothing compared to the comment section. Everyone putting this film into their own perspective was chilling
How could one heal after losing such profound love? The girl is really lucky to have her loved one holding her, wearing lovers’ pajamas, and singing for her at the end of life...
This movie was so painful. But at the same I’m so glad their love because it’s everything we need. You can notice how much this man supports and loves this woman, its so selfless. Thank you.
man, that broke my heart. i havent felt an upwelling of raw emotion like that in so long. so sweet and so sad. i love humans so much, at the end of the day, were all just walking eachother home.
This was beautifully and skillfully written, acted and directed. I was in tears the entire way through. It made me think of an ex, who took his own life and of all those moments, which have now become so significant. As it says in the description, "time is all we have".
In the beginning I thought they were celebrating their wedding anniversary in a unique and personal way; as the story slowly unfurled and she began to panic about it getting dark and counting the time left, maybe she had a mental health condition....until she removed a hairpiece from the weave and I thought, oh. The build up was done magnificently, only that I wish I could have watched it without the urge of bursting into tears.
I think this was so beautifully written and done. I also find it interesting that when I go back to watch this I notice new things, like in the beginning after slipping in the bathroom the husband says “be careful you’re going to Jill yourself” and then sits there and sighs. I truly think this was well done
This made me absolutely speechless just contemplating on how he managed to hold it together while knowing the end is near ..... May the souls of those whom decided to end their lives with dignity Rest In Peace 🙏🏼
I felt depressed all day today and just needed to let out some emotion but couldn’t, I tried to fall asleep but couldn’t, so around 11pm I started looking for something to make me cry and this is it, it is now 6am and I think this is what I needed. Thank you 🙏
hope you're doing okay mate, I've become very desensitised due to my depression and this made me cry for the first time in ages. Made me feel blessed to have life ahead and that there are people I love. Stay strong 💪
I dunno why im crying like a little girl right now. Could be several reasons: 1. Such young carefree love and them having so much fun 2. Impeccable acting. Ginger looks stunning and strong yet still vulnerable. Jason, whom looks 95 percent his dad with simmilar inflections and mannerisms; stands far away from John Ritters shadow. Such an amazing talent. 3. Being so well written. Feels like we get an unfair look into the end and beginning of a love that may possibly have no boundaries
I thought she might be an inmate, and had a day off to spend with her husband. I know that sometimes in prison inmates get free time like day or two, i don't know how it works when you have to go back, did they pick you up or you have to return alone but this is what i thought its gonna be. Death by dignity was a harsh surprise :(
First I thought it was a boyfriend getting ready to propose (and her getting the courage up for a breakup) I then thought she was spending her last moments with her husband before it was time for her to check herself in to prison. I literally thought she had an 8 o'clock pickup for prison. So imagine my surprise that it was something so drastically different. The awkwardness was genuine because how else could you react to the situation? Trying to pretend it's OK for the last few hours, and knowing why you're really there. Such beautiful acting
Everyone else is talking about the main casts,and here you are commenting about that cleaning lady. Must be a pinoy yourself,that snobbish pinoy pride as usual;I suppose.
This is a sad story, but one that happens more than people think. It would have just been nice to know what was going on with her. I believe in dwd, but have no idea how I could keep my composure with the person I love knowing it was coming to an end.
I'm walking a fine line of life and death. I believe in DWD as well. But I don't have the balls to ever do that. I have more bad days than good days. My husband notices them. He's so afraid of me leaving this earthly plane. This made me cry so hard. We see each other I believe every 4 to 6 months. He's in trucking he works so hard for us. And he spoils me rotten. I love him so much. The pain I endure is my burdened bare. I carry it proudly & lovingly as well. I have ehlers-danlos hypermobile and vascular type. I had lithotripsy. It did a terrible thing to me. I have three occlusions in me ticking time bombs. It's off of my iliac vein the one that runs your heart. If anyone has ehlers-danlos I suggest they stay away from lithotripsy. To look at me you would think there's nothing wrong. Yet there is. Stents fall out cause more damage. There are three states that can handle my condition or I should say doctors in three states. Right now we're not in the position to just pick up and move for my surgery. We have a son five dogs. You know a life. I truly believe in manifestation. And wherever your will is there's your way. I hope I can make it. In vascular ehlers-danlos we normally don't make it past 40. My birthday is in a few weeks. I'll be 44. I hope I make it to my 50th birthday. Life is what happens when we are making plans. And I will endure what I have to endure. For the Love of my son and my husband and my animals. We're almost there. My son will be graduating soon. Soon he will be driving. We'll work so hard to get him to this point. He's advanced he has an incredible mind. If my husband were to come home, how would we survive. You know what's going on with the country in the work and how it is. And he knows this as well. So day by day I count them down. Prayerfully I'll make it. My fingers are crossed my prayers are said. The rest is up to the universe I hope it aligns exactly when I need it. Adding in. Oh my God my husband and I talk about that. Only because my mother always said she would haunt me. And the day that she died she actually called our home twice. Incredible experience. Blew his mind and I laughed and said see I'm telling you we just change in form. Don't worry I will haunt you if I die.
@@MzClementine Sadly 5 years ago I watched the love of my life take her last breath, it was the worst pain ever, but I so glad she would never suffer again. I do not know anything about your illness, but I hope you are not in pain. All I can say is try to make the most of every day, I know how your husband feels being away, I was a truck driver too until I gave up work to care for her. There is nothing I can say but God bless you and give you peace, and to your family strength
I dont normally comment..ever.. But I'm so taken aback and felt so much in 30 minutes.. I also learned about the reality of "assisted suicide" and that it exists from this short film... I was confused at first.. Then speechless and crying. even had a moment of laughter with the song.. So sad yet so much more at the same time. Truly captivating.
This is so wonderfully done, so many emotions in that half an hour. It really should have a load of awards behind it for absolutely everything a film can get an award for. I kind of wish I hadn't watched it (and I'm guessing that a lot of other people feel the same), but it was impossible to tear myself away when I realised what was happening. And I cried. I cried so much. It really was impossible not to.
The moment when he said "We could have more then 10 minutes, we could have a week" hits even harder at the end.
NOW YOU MADE ME CRY
UGH YES
... not get the clue, WHY?!! ... I lost, and hold them to the end...:’( ...2times My Wifes :’( ) (cancer)... and I Wish,had The Choice To Join///
It is hard to hear I agree however the longer you wait the more your body deteriorates and she had acted somewhat confused at times... it’s possibl she had a form of brain cancer... which can take you down quick in the end.... no one wants to die alone in a cold hospital wearing a diaper unable to move in horribl pain etc etc
Yea perhaps a year
More but that year would be in hospital in complete agony/ that’s not living - that’s forcing them to stay alive.
If I was terminal and able to do this - I would in a heartbeat.
Not having what if’s or I wonder if’s with a loved ones death is a beautiful gift not many people will get/ remorse regrets and the wondering can really eat at people for years when we arent there with a terminal loved one passes ya know what I mean!
It’s ultimate up to the person who’s ill obviously but I’m just ranting here sorry. But yes I agree I thought that too at the end back at the week comment I didn’t get before...
Movie was one of the best I have ever seen... the way it’s laid out and everything is just epic.... awesome acting story is beautiful and painful at once aahhh I’m up mad late half delirious as it is lol
X done rambling sorry you where my chose. Victim lol
Room 143, 1-I, 4-love, 3-you. Oh my God it was so sad but at least they love each other. Till the end.
Beautiful how he kept himself so strong throughout her emotional ordeal. So supportive and so selfless. This is so heartbreaking. I can't get over it. 💔
I got really shocked, was not expected 😱🥺😥😭
It makes it even more sad that they didn't even get to finish the treasure hunt before she passed
So basically “its so sweet that he didnt try and prevent her to commit suicide. What a good partner.” That is so incredibly twisted
@@corbiculacc6079 the whole point of the short film is that, the right to die. Also, we don't know the back story :) may be he did try but couldn't convince her. May be he is just giving her a last good day. He wanted her to go peacefully, so he kept his sorrows aside. It needs you to be incredibly strong to be able to do that.
@@mynoolife thats true. What sucks is that i don’t think she would have said i love you too if she was still alive to do so. How could she say she loved him if he didn’t even make her life worth living
I can't help but get amazed at how incredibly real this looks. This is heartbreaking.
It's because the writer is the girl...
Ece Yılmaz
what does the gender have to do with it
@@hannah-tl1yy It doesn't have to do with anything. I just said it is real because the actress is the writer herself. It seems like she put a lot of thought into it, as if she lived this scenario in real life.
@@hannah-tl1yy read it again
(THE Girl)
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oh, i’m really sorry, i read it wrong and thought you put “a girl” 🤦🏽♀️ again, i’m really sorry
The vacuum cleaner in the background during the credits. Lovely touch. Life doesn't care, it just goes on. The day my mom passed away, I went for a long drive. There were other cars, pedestrians going about their business. My life had stopped so why not theirs? It's a feeling that i'm sure many of you who've lost loved ones can relate to.
Well said.
Yes, you've described a common feeling with grief. Remembering that life goes on and that grief was private helped me to stay focused on myself and not do what so many do, which is take the anger out on others instead of processing the grief.
Jarryd, the morning my dad passed the guy came to fix my mothes toilet...I was about to turn him away, but mam said ''its ok, let him fix it!'' They'd been waiting weeks. I asked him how long he'd be, he said about 15 minutes....he was there almost 2 hours. It felt so bizarre. I was wishing Id turned him way. But i also thought a broken toilet would be one more stress. Who knows when he would have been able to come back. I felt as though i was disrespecting my dad.....even though I know for a fact, he'd have said...let him fix the toilet!
Yes, Im sure it's something we all experience, that feeling of ''Why are they all going on as if nothing' happened?''...It's illogical of course, and also entirely natural.
Exactly right... It was so strange for me to just get back into the car after my wife died of cancer, and then, impossibly, just drive home without her. How could that be possible?? How could the world just keep spinning around after such a tragedy??... But it does. I know it'll be a lifelong struggle for me to truly understand that. And that vacuum-cleaner is still running in the background...
Well said
Watching someone you love die young is the most tragic of things. I watched my husband die of cancer, he was only 42. I held him in my arms as he took his last breath.
I have since married again to a wonderful man. I feel so lucky to have had 16 amazing years with my first husband and two amazing children. To love is such a privilege we humans have x
I'm sorry for your loss, but I'm happy you could love again
oh Mel, I'm so sorry you went through that. Glad you remarried and was able to find happiness again. I lost two husbands to cancer. When my second husband was diagnosed, I thought for sure this time it's going to get eradicated, I won't let this happen again. But it wasn't to be, and there wasn't anything I could do about it.
MukeshGates bro read the room 🤦🏽♀️
neverthesame. I’m so sorry you’ve had to go through this twice. I love my husband dearly and life is good again. But I honestly don’t know how I’d cope if I’d have to do it again x
Sending love to you x
i died the night my wife did in 2013
omeleto rule: never read the comments before finishing the movie
Ha! I am to late 4 that. Broke this rule in first 5 minutes.
yesss they always spoilll
oh i think that to be true but i cannot resist
Okay, sorry, ur right, im gonna come back after i watched it
I'm glad I saw this comment lol
This is one of those short films that I'm never gonna forget.
For sure it felt so real
Do you still remember it?
@@Mohammad-my5yl Remember what? 😁
@@ellamone9998 Read the main comment
Same here
This is both disturbing and gut wrenching. My wife contracted breast cancer and fought it courageously for 5 years. In the end her lungs were saturated with the cancer and she was gasping even with the respirator . We still were able to talk, they gave her a shot ( she could no longer breath with out the respirator and even that was beginning to fail) I repeatedly told her I loved as she went out into eternity. For 29 years we snuggled and lived a full vibrant life. I’ll never ever forget the horror of the moment she no longer responded or took another breath. It was a shock wave I’ll never be able to describe. I’m Christian I do believe I’ll see her again . That was 9 years ago and I still dream of us young and in college in the early eighties. This short really hit me hard.
God bless you so much
I am sorry for your loss
@@wahidaanwar6075 Thank you!
Your comment is just as moving as this video sir. You will surely reunite in heaven.
@@chaitanyakapadiya3900 Thank you
It’s so heartbreaking to realize that he has to continue living without her. To me it’s always the most devastating part thinking about loved ones, who are gonna suffer from their loss afterwards.
Yup and usually it won’t b long til the next one wants to die 😞💔
@@savannahsaenz6463 If you're surrounded with other people that you love, and most importantly, staying strong for the person you lost, trust me you'll get over it as time goes by.
Thyroft ok but yet sometimes not always cuz the other person ends up going too
@@thyroft6448 I mean, this is someone you grew an attachment with like no other, someone you feel can never be replaced and has made a larger impact on you than life itself. I couldn't even imagine living to see another day after something like this. Especially in the condition she was in at the time she chose to take her life. Everyday after that moment would be hell. No amount of family or support would fix that. I mean she was even begging at the beginning to extend the time. I think she knew she didn't really want that but felt she had no choice because nobody was gonna tell her no and her condition (if it was that) was already progressing (assuming it was medical) to a point where it may leave her suffering. (which I don't understand why that option wouldn't be reservable when someone is near death and not healthy or seemingly healthy like in this film.
I felt that emptiness and silence after she drifted off. When I lost my loved one it felt like the whole world shifted and I could no longer view it the same ever again. I miss my baby.
Me too. That feeling of silence and stillness, and the sinking in your chest after realizing that you’ll never seen them again. The world seems to somehow shift and you’re left in a state of sadness, longing, and confusion. Why does life have to end😔 I lost four people in 2020 and all to sickness and cancer, and it’s still difficult to continue on with life without them.
my grandfather passed away, he was the father figure in my life since I was a baby, when he passed when I was in my 20's, I felt like my world was over, any joy I had was taken away from me, I don't even like to celebrate christmas because its not the same without him. But I do it for my kids
You will see each other again. True Love is like energy.....it can never be destroyed. Death is not the end & you guys will be together again. I know I don't know you, but I love you. All of you. Stay blessed & be well.
Brian Najarian thank you 💜
@@Tripl3Nippl3 Thank you so much. You are a wonderful person for reaching out. I really appreciate your words as I'm sure the rest of these good people do as well. Life is a crazy ride and it should be spent loving others and being kind and you embody that. Thank you.
The poor nurse how many times had he passed through such moments of pain.
Like doctors they have built a lot of tolerance for these things. It's their job.
Their psychiatrist bill must be expensive
He almost looked like he's indifferent
@@thyroft6448 He has to be. A job like that would take a serious toll on his psyche
nah he's prob done this 1000 times to the point where it's just a normal day for him
He is a human not a robot. No matter how many times he did it, it will surely leave an effect on his mentality. Like josie said his psychiatrist bill must be expensive!
Her acting is so good and on top of the she wrote this story and produced it and directed it I mean she is just amazing
So true! I was wondering if her co-star, Jason Ritter, is the son of John Ritter.
@@hollyperrin7353 Yes he is.
At the beginning, I wondered why such a young and in love couple wouldn’t be making love after the bubble bath. By the end, I cried knowing that making love is all they were doing the entire time.
Very nicely put.
I cried while reading this comment. You did put this comment perfectly
Wow absolutely correct
I guess in the USA you guys only show " love" by sticking your thing in a woman. Nobody believes in waiting after marriage anymore.
A.M. Thomas not everybody believes in marriage buddy, you can love and live with someone and just not want to get married, it’s just a piece of paper
Okay so for those who don’t understand. She is sick, that’s why she is coughing. She has a disease that is not curable and does not want to suffer a horrible death, so she drank some pills to sleep and never wake up which will cause death. The registered nurse is just there to visualize everything, in the beginning she says why did you spend so much on the hotel room. Because she knew she was gonna die anyway, the scavenger hunt was something to distract her off her mind that death was coming. There last conversation was when he said I love you and she did not respond back back because she had already passed, and that was the end.
Maybe Covid-19 heh
@@vasilaking and the boyfriend is next!!
Oh u saved my
31:48 min
@capt Obvious It's real, and this is what it's used for.
So why didnt she coughed before drink this white liquid?!
This was Hella heart breaking to see. I'm balling my eyes out now. Okay I get it, she was sick and decided to die early on maybe because she didn't want others to suffer along with her but what's even more heartbreaking is that your lover decides to die and you finally come to terms with that and you try to make their last day as happy as possible, we as lovers are so selfish sometimes and we don't want to let go of our partner but damn this guy, he, he literally let her go because she wanted to. So I can't imagine the amount of strength he has.
When she said “cuddle time” I let out the worst sounding sob. I say that to my boyfriend and I was just imaging us in this situation. This film really broke my heart
Girl me too
I knew what time it was. Damn it "Omeleto films DAMMIT!"
Oh legit same I couldn’t stop imagining my boyfriend and I in that situation
They didn’t even get to finish the scavenger hunt. Goes to show that even with a planned death, you’ll never be done with life. You have to know when to accept you’ll never get to do all you had planned, you just have to know when to stop and appreciate what you already have.
Some friend once told me, "death will always be an interruption."
@@saeedahadian So true.
wow, Kaylinde, that is such an amazing observation, well done
Amazingly put
This is so wholesome. Perfectly put!
i have never in my whole life cried so hard for a fictional event. a masterpiece
Absolute fact.
Fiction for you is reality to some...
Yes me too literally just looking through the comments to make sure I wasn’t the only one balling my eyes out
@@sydward9814 i havent cried in like 5 months but this one just hit hard, tears rolling down my face rn
I crying too! Tears keep rolling down the sides of my face as I lay down and watch this at night😭
He is really a sweet man. He looks like the ideal husband any woman could wish for. What a sweet man. That was a real saddening story. Hard to watch, what a heartbreaking story.
Yes but she doesn't seems like the wife I would want because she left me by death btw I'm jk
@@Aviationgeek21 joke wasn't funny
Yes. Unfortunately he helped his girlfriend go through euthanasia. I sometimes think if I would have the strength he had. To go through losing a loved one, helping her through her decision to do this, and having a happy face to cheer her up in the saddest day of his life
@@malaikawebb5675 yeah I'm not sure if it was suppose to be funny buddy
@@kingmusic8774 yeah that's why I said jk not just joking that's why I didn't respond to him 😂
I'm positive I just lost 10 percent water weight from the sheer amount of tears produced watching this. What a beautifully done piece.
She deserves a bunch of awards for this. They all do.
That was intense.
😂😂😂😂
And like most good films, it hits even harder and more poignantly when you watch it an second or third time. Devastating and beautiful... with just the right amount of humor that is so believable. We should all be so lucky to laugh at absurdity the moments before we breathe our last.
SAME
same :(
everyone commenting about how touching this is but I can't stop thinking "what if death just looked like a middle-aged guy in a polo with slacks?"
I mean you aint wrong
This does happen irl you know
Who says Death isn't exactly that? Death is a busy dude and a polo shirt and slacks is a very comfortable and efficient choice of clothing.
He certainly stylish.
I can't take that though out of my brain now
even in her moments of near death, she didnt think otherwise when the song played. she knew beyond doubt he loved her, thats why she found it amusing. thats love! its a beautiful story i hate to love
Nicely put. I hate to love...
This is a strong film about a subject that doesn't get talked about or made into a film too much. Well done and acting was splendid💯.
Me Before You had an excellent portrayal of this. It's a really great movie that moved me to tears. I'd really recommend it.
Very well said
@@benjamindejarnette5714 I've watched Me Before You. It was a heartbreaking story.
@@benjamindejarnette5714 I think I've seen it. I remember he gifted her a pair of vibrant color knee high stocking 🌈. It was indeed a tearful movie😭. This movie we just seen, it would of done well in the theatre. The director who also played Jane was excellent. Hope she's doing another movie. I loved her vision. Thank for sharing Ben 🙏
E G I think they are a real couple and wrote this short film 🎬 so it was real feelings.
That awkwardness from the beginning was effective. I thought he was trying to rekindle their relationship and she was not optimistic. Even in the tub he was treating her so gingerly (no pun) and she seemed to be put off by his deliberateness. Only when they were in sync and laughing, enjoying their food did I realize where this was all going - and it would be her going. It still remained heartbreaking…and surprising…and hopeful somehow. Gonzaga’s writing and her performance of the role paid so much respect to this couple. Ritter was no slouch either. Amazing.
Weeping and sobbing does not describe the guttural whelps that escaped my body after I finished this I need a hug and a drink
Me too
Same here. I haven't cried like this in years.
I can give you that drink
I'm watching this at work and have to hold my weeps in. I'm just silently crying, wishing I could just let it out.
Hugs
This is the most powerful example of strength. Him holding it together for her for so long and her reassuring him that its gonna be alright and letting the moment end in love instead of sadness.
Yes this was true true deep love.
Oh Lordy, I clicked on this innocently and was not prepared. Heartbreakingly sad, funny....beautiful. I would pay full cinema prices for even 10 minutes of something this good.
Check out "how to die in oregon", its real life people who do this. It's beautiful, just like this short film was done so beautifully.
To be really honest, I was in for some good romance as was depicted in the thumbnail. I'm broken without warning
I'd like a girl like him
i sped it up to 2x cuz they dragged the film out way too long it should've only been 10 minutes, but why do they never tell us why she is choosing this
I thought she was acting weird cuz she was gonna break up w/ him
Wow, what a gut-punch... This lovingly made film instantly brought me back to the death of my wife from uterine cancer in April 2020. She had fought for 9 months, but the cancer was at stage IV when we discovered it. At the end, we found out it had gone to her brain. In less than one week, this strong, artistic, beautiful soul slid into brain fog, then lost her speech, fell unconscious, and died at age 52. Because Covid was still relatively new at the time, no one was allowed to be in to hospital room with her -- I was not even technically allowed either, but the heroic, wonderful, compassionate nursing staff allowed me to stay for the five nights she hung on. This film dredged up all the things I wanted to tell her as her breathing slowed and finally stopped. I said all I could, but will never know if she heard me. I wish I could have had a final conversation with her, or that she could express her feelings right before the end. It was so sudden, we always through we'd have more time... That's my only advice for those in the situation of these characters: Don't wait any longer. Find the courage to express your love as soon, and as often, as you can...
I'm very sorry for your loss, your comment was extremely touching to read. I hope you were able to find some joy in your life again.
I know that my words may mean nothing to you because I'm a stranger, but your words reminded me of how precious life is and this is what I just wanted to let you know.
I wish you all the best for your life. Lots of love from Austria 🇦🇹, Europe
The girl acting wrote and produced this film.
ADVANCED ASSESSMENT damn and she was the best actor for it
@@itbelikethat1488 yes she was. This story is very strong all they needed is a room three people. And they made a story that was very strong.
Her name is on the credits for the song too 👏👏👏
@@pplett8238 four if you count Cupcake Lady
She is Jim Carrey's ex-girlfriend.
This broke my heart in so many little pieces. The fact that they looked so happy and blissful together but were making such a tough choice. The way he distracted, supported and loved her til her very last breath.
I honestly don't think I'll ever be able to forget this work of art nor the imprint it left on my heart.
beautifully said
I originally thought that they were spending the day together because she would soon be arrested and taken to prison. Boy, was I wrong, and this is so much worse. v.v
i thought that too
Same oh my lord
That’s what I thought
I thought the same.
I thought maybe it was the day their child died and he was trying to take her mind off it by doing the things the child liked
Her acting was so amazing that even when I wasn't sure what she was crying about, I cried with her.
Can we just appreciate the brilliant skills of the lead actress, director, writer, producer Ginger and her co-actor Jason!
All the supporting actors did an amazing job as well!
don't forget cupcake lady!
@@Metalshark100 and additionally she's a filipino
Great acting skills ya got there cupcake lady :>
@@haphoerart true! Amazing acting 🎭
Sad...my wife passed away at home from breast cancer in my arms, she was more ready for the end than I was..she was the strongest, smartest, beautiful inside and out woman I've ever known. I miss her everyday and wish she was still here.
Do you know what a physic is or an prophet ?
I am so sorry, be strong for her memory.. its not easy but you can 🌸
I'm sorry for your loss ❤
As long as you can say her name, she is with you.
Strength, dear one.
she is still with you everyday : )
The fact she said I’m sorry is so heart breaking. 😢😭😖
Extremely powerful. At first I felt she was “wrong” to make this choice. Then I reminded myself that I know nothing about her story. Nothing. It was a brilliant decision to leave that out of the narrative. We know absolutely nothing about each other’s stories in real life.
Indeed...there is SO much about this story that is unanswered.
Right on never judge a book by its cover. It can be the most incredible read of your life.
Sorry I didn't mean to post. I'm crying and I can't see the buttons. We don't know each other's lives. And when someone lets their walls down and shows us fragments of their life. How much they bond us together. Even if we don't know the full extent of the story. What compassion we can have. Life is so beautiful.
All I could think was in order to cut short a love like that she must suffer immensely . She wasn't escaping her love she was escaping the pain that distracted the two from it .
it's idiocy, no matter the reason.
@@orange11squares even if she were terminally ill? That's the reason that stands out in my head but honestly, who knows.
I think the song mistake was brilliant. It’s just like life... it just doesn’t go the way you wish, hope or think it will (best laid plans and all), It throws hard curves and we have to roll with them. We can all hope we have someone like this guy in our lives, there for us in the end.
I thought it was just a clever way to offer some comic relief but okay
And it showed how much the strength of their love was about play and laughter.
True. Life does throw hard curves.
It was not actually a mistake, just in case you didn't catch that. It was part of his comic planning, possibly even with the nurse's advance knowledge, since the nurse couldn't help smiling.
Credits to Miss Ginger Gonzaga, Writer, Director, Producer and the lead actress in this short. She's a genius
She also wrote the song from the credits.
It makes me wonder what she felt inside to create & do so much in such a sad film.
AND one of the most beautiful :)
She's an amazing actress. This is the most I've ever cried because of a film lmao and I basically never cry cuz of this stuff
So far this is the saddest i've seen from omeleto
then see omletoo "An inmate is selected to undergo" video
SHREYASH SHANKAR I saw it twice actually. I find it sad just extremely cruel , from the society but also from the father of the mixer girl. He s even worse than the criminal....
Watch this in case u have not : A local cop uncovers a disturbing truth about a strict Christian family's missing daughter. | Ritual
Its sad and scary at the same time.
yesssss , my sentiments exactly
@Hannah Bellamy wow! that one was crazy, thanks for the suggestion.
I have scars all over my body from my mom stabbing me with a super hot piece of iron, and I spent about a month locked in my family basement expecting to die at some point. But I have to say that the pain; the suffering; the evil, it doesn't compare to the good things in life. Especially if your willing to go out and give love to others, and make the world a better place.
Sorry you had to go through that. Glad you've found the light in life.
Thank You
I hope you are fine now. 🙏❤️
I'm glad you had the strength to walk out through your path and find your light ♥️♥️♥️I'm really glad ..because no one deserve to go through physical torture just because they made mistakes
OHH MY GOOOOOOOD!😨 you’re very strong. Wish you the best of the best and a big virtual hug 💗
I cried ...because my wife died in my arms also. She was sick for almost a year after giving birth to our twin daughters who died after 1 day because they were 6 months pre-mature.
Im really sorry. I dont know you but I wish you happiness. Please know they are with THE FATHER in HEAVEN
This comment is so much sadder to me than this movie.. I'm not feeling the same as most of the commenters here.. i mean the acting is amazing but this girl seems perfectly healthy, isn't suffering and ended her life too soon and a beautiful perfect relationship.. she didn't face and endure suffering..I'm not trying to offend anyone, that's just my honest feeling...., YOU have suffered and likely will suffer all your life from what you experienced.. my heart really goes out to you and I hope the pain you feel makes your heart wide open .. 💚💖💚💖 prayers and blessings to you
I am sorry for your lost and God comforts you.
im sorry for your lost brother. it broke me so hard after watch this short movie, even harder near to the max when i read your comment. Cant imagine how strong you go through this. God bless you.
So sorry for your lost my friend stay strong there up there with God
It's cruel how a 31 minutes and 48 seconds film can break me.
Its so much hurt when they hold on it, so they choose to let go.. can't imagine how much pressure the husband has to bear..
Why . Why was this in my recommendation, why did I watch this .
It broke me into pieces , now I feel like telling my family and frnds how much I love them . Be grateful and cherish every moment .
You should
ikr, why did i click on this. It's 1 am and my parents are asleep even though they were arguing and fighting before they went to bed. I wish they would resolve things faster because they love each other, it's just that being stuck together for so long in this pandemic has made them argue over the smallest things. Why can't they fix things faster for my sake? Sorry, i just need to let these thoughts out
@@trishaagz why not share these thoughts with them? You could always write it in a note if you don't feel comfortable with a one on one. You have influence here. Why not use it?
@@KumeOzoro that's a great idea, I've never tried that before. Currently I think the main issues have been resolved but I typically do tell them about how it affects me when it goes on for too long. Thank you for your response
You're welcome@@trishaagz
Hey you guys know that the actress Janes real name is Ginger Gonzaga and she actually created this fine piece of work!
I just realised when I seen the credits at the end
She not only wrote and produced this powerful story but she was the star of this masterpiece.
I say that because although they are both talented actors, however I have to emphasise that i really felt her emotions and deep portrayal of this character. I really connected with her straight away because the way she acted wasnt forced, It almost seemed effortless thats how natural she was.
Wow She is a force to recognise when it comes to acting and so naturally beautiful too.
You Go Girl, you really should be so proud of yourself, its hard enough to write a story and direct it but to starr in it and actually do a phenomenal job that takes real passion for what you believe in, incredible work!
I believe the husband was the late John Ritters son of three company fame...
thank you for this.
I've been binge watching omeleto for several hours now. I remember the laughing, but it's all over now.
My God, what a heart wracking understanding.
This is a masterpiece. This is life.
Yes, agreed :)
I’m binging too lol
The moment she stopped responding, I would just die of heart attack, if I was him.
It's possible, partly why the nurse just walking off is unrealistic. No way they leave a recently bereaved person alone like that, especially without confirming death.
What are you, gay? Lmao.
@@varun009 what?
@@APKaisen1 irreverent, juvenile, reductionist humor.
OMG absolutely
I'm pretty good in figuring out plots, but this one totally threw me. This is so so sad. If I would've been in her position and could've not laughed and acting as normal as those two did. OMG, what a heart breaking ending.
wait, why did she do that originally, was there a reason? im very confused
@@finnlira-surette9228 She had a very painful condition that threatened her life. She and her husband or bf didn't wanted her to suffer unimaginable pain. So the both decided and agreed that she kill herself. He gave her the poison drink. That about blew me away.
@@gigih.hammer306 ah i was wondering why she took it
Never have I ever laughed and cried so hard at the same time! I’m here holding my wife like I’ve never have before. She’s truly my world.
That's so sweet,god bless you and your wife❤️
Lucky wife. God bless you both.
I watched this cried my eyes out at that last "I love you" part when she stopped saying it to him. And I showed it to my man and he responded by being super angry and refusing to talk for a while and told me never to send such stuff again. We finally managed to talk about it again just now, and we both started crying over it. We talked about making our lifestyles better so that we can live as long as we can with each other. Cried alot....
Whoever this director is, we both can't decide if we hate the person or respect for making such a video....
that is so beautiful. This film usually makes men cry. It was a beautiful experience at film festivals. A lot of men would come up to me crying and thank me because it had been a while since they felt the need to cry. But there is a small 5% portion that get angry, because they don't want to feel. But I love hearing this and that you both got to have a beautiful conversation, and did get to discuss all of your feelings. It's so beautiful.
I literally can't stop crying since I watched this and it's been like 15 minutes. My husband isn't home and I'm debating whether to show it to him or not. I know it would really affect him too because we're both so scared of losing our loved ones. But at the same time I want to share it with him so I don't have to be sad alone lol. I was just trying to take a short relaxing break from work, not destroy the rest my day!
@@gingergonzaga1749 It made this man cry. The tears didn't really start rolling until I saw that "Jack & Jane" were singing the credits roll. Goddamn that hurt.
@@gingergonzaga1749 Thank you.
She made it
The most moving film I have EVER seen. I watch horror, drama, romance all the time and they have never hit as hard. Not even the fault in our stars. Incredible performance and story.
Exactly my thoughts. I also thought about TFIOS. I just wanna stop crying and go to sleep. But idk I can't stop the tears rolling down my cheeks.
It was done extreemly well. Very very well. Watching this i cried just as hard as I did watching the documentary about people who go through this.
Welcome to Omeleto, friend!
Jason's dad would be so proud of this. This is beautiful.
For those confused:
She most likely had some kind of sickness / disease that has no cure and probably has some painful or other unwanted side affects. So, instead of going through all of that, decided to pass on through her own terms via the pill. It's pretty obvious she would have loved to have had more time with her beloved but this was the best and most peaceful way for her. He seems to be in agreement with this and did everything he could to make her last day and moments some of the best. At least this is my take on it anyway! Truly touching and amazing stuff as always Omeleto.
Emil Mariyam Reji it’s assisted suicide
@Emil Mariyam Reji I think at this point in todays day and age, suicide should be renamed. "Lost their battle with Depression" or "Lost their battle with "cue terminal illness". Suicide in today's day and age sorta devalues the situation. The gravity behind it etc. People deem it as a cheep cowards act of running away.
We use death as a punishment, we take aways peoples right to live for being horrendous.
Why can't we use death as a mercy? To give people their right to end their life for living horrendously?
@@r0xdab0x96xo I see your point and agree that people should be allowed to choose.
@Emil Mariyam Reji So here's the thing. You can have any opinion and belief that you want. You can dislike the movie or what it's portraying, but that doesn't stop people's own rights.
There’s a cure for every disease.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen two actors act out love so well.. although it cliche, it was felt very strongly I would say
"We could have more than ten minutes. We could have a week. Because, we don't know. It doesn't have to be tonight." :(
Exactly. It doesn't make sense. She wasn't in pain and she was still able to function. Why rush???
@@darkpearl88 you dont know that
@@darkpearl88 Because saying goodbye today is going to be as hard as saying it weeks away. But eventually, the pain would come.
@@darkpearl88 yes it really doesn't make enough sense to me either although one hint was her extreme sensitivity to his touching to indicate her whole body was in general pain. Lips, back, hair head etc But, we must acknowledge the complexities of cancer cannot be fully understood or portrayed truly either really.
@@17MrLeon But pain is a part of life. And there are ideas that the pain we get to experience in this life alleviates pain in the next. Much better to experience it here than there.
As soon as she started apologising, I just broke down in tears 😖
Omeleto is a gift to humanity in these troubled times. The stories are absolutely incredible.
Yes absolutely right bro... And you know what i used to watch these sad short stories whenever I get tired of studies in my library in a peaceful environment.its so beautiful to watch this Love from India
Ooooffffff, that were way too many feelings for 30 minutes. I think I need a coffee and a cigarette now..
Not your damn business I just realised it was over half hour long. It felt like ten minutes.
Amen
Smoking is bad for ya, pal. Try to quit. :)
Legit
I don't enjoy either of those things but honestly that's how I'm feeling right now
I was convinced I was watching a cute film and thought the twist was going to be like covering up a murder, but was completely thrown off by the ending. By the end I thought maybe she had clinical depression or a mental illness of sorts, also a lot of people suggested that she might’ve had an incurable physical illness (hinted at the coughing near the end, but I thought that was the drug taking effect idk). Either way it was an extremely moving film, I deadass had to rewind a few times to try and listen if she ever replied with “I love you” again. The actors were so good my god, I really felt as if I was watching a genuine collection of happy memories in the making and her reactions to finding the surprises were so sweet. Probably one of my favourite films on Omeleto now, my dad had to ask if I was okay from my sobbing lol.
looking back, the part where she mentions her hair extensions might actually be more important than I thought. It might hint at hair loss, which could imply cancer (chemo?), or again depression.
Yeah I don’t think they do assisted suicide for psychological illnesses.
I thought they were going to get a divorce and then the nurse guy mentioned assisted suicide.
As far as I know, there is nowhere in the world where it is legal to have assisted suicide for a psychiatric illness. It is only offered for incurable illnesses that will inevitably end in death. The person will die anyway, so you just do it a little earlier so that you can avoid the deterioration phase. She seemed extremely healthy though, so I would think somebody would choose to do this later on in the course of their illness when they start suffering, not when they're still healthy and able like the girl in the movie.
@@monkiram aahh is that so? I didn't know, I might've misunderstood the concept of assisted suicide when I was younger and never looked into it enough afterwards. Thank you for clarifying :)
I'm 18 years old right now and I don't remember a film in my life where I cried. This was the first time and I really couldn't hold my tears back. I experienced something similar in my few years alive so it emotionally catched me at the end. Brilliant job done here for the way it was portrayed. Thank you.
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I Know Some That Won't Disappoint You With The Tears
I wonder if anyone caught “Room 143” maybe the husband planned that too. This was such a beautiful film
ohhhhh niceee
Hi, please explain that to me
@@wynnraleighsimmons it means I love you
@@nicolemariemusic Nicole loves me or 143 translates to I love you
@@nicolemariemusic How's that?
I really relate to this film a lot. Last year i had attempted suicide. I was of course admitted to the hospital. 2 weeks after that, i met an amazing person that basically transformed my life. We were both on vacation and i remembered crying, balling my eyes out in the hotel room bathtub. i realized if i had successfully attempted it, i wouldn't experienced nor had felt genuine love. We wouldn't be traveling together and have a good time. Thank you Omeleto as always for giving us great and unexpected content ♥
So happy that you’re doing better now!
I am so happy for you
You made it!🙏🙏❤
I can’t tell you how happy i am that you’re still here and found the love of your life at the same time.. wish you the best my dear.🙏🏻🤍
J
I wish you a very happy life together
This has to be the most tender and painful to experience film I have ever seen. My heart ached so deeply for them both but most assuredly for the young woman. As I watched her drink down the drug that would kill her, I was quietly crying my eyes out. This short film had such a deep level of realism that I felt the truth of it, if that makes any sense. It packed a mighty punch to the emotions. 10/10 for realism and effect. I'm still crying now and the film finished 10 minutes ago. Well done.
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Why she kill herself
@@snakesa1 because she was sick and usually dying from certain diseases or cancers are extreemly slow and painful. This way the person has control over their death, and can pass peacefully at their own choosing with loved ones by their side.
@@snakesa1 we have to assume she had a terminal illness. Maybe a form of cancer that would lead to a more difficult death. We have to decide for ourselves if her decision was ok.
Yes maam well said!! This film was beautiful 💛
Just watched this now and my heart is BREAKING, my throat is clogged up with air and I really cannot stop crying. This has to be the most beautiful thing I've watched.
Racist
@@idkwhatimdoingW excuse me what??
@@jarviscaste4057 this woman is racist
The fact that the drug literally takes between 5 to 10 minutes to have an effect... It's such a short time.
That rap song though honestly was unexpected and very funny.
I couldn't even laugh at that point... I couldn't find anything funny after realizing what they were all about to do. I'm still trying to get over it
I was wondering why they don't use secobarbital for executions. Seems like a pretty painless death,
Comic relief for the win
@@Dreary_heron Yes, we needed that in such a heavy, sad moment :'(
@@markd8508 I don't know much about it, but it's true that it's weird they'd give her a painful and slow death like that (I mean it may seem like a short time for the living, but for the person who's agonizing, it's a pretty long time)
It's two o'clock in the morning, I just finished watching this, and I can't stop crying. It has left me feeling so utterly alone.
Hopefully you have a loved one you wrapped your arms around...
*air hug* 🫂☹️
same here
Hey human, you are amazing!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The nurse! What a tough job. To watch a family go through this. 😭😭
I would feel honored to do this job, relieving a family of the impact of inevitable pain and suffering. I live for helping people.
I last saw my sister in a Hilton Garden Inn before she died from cancer two weeks ago. This was so very well written and acted. Bravo to Ginger and all involved. This was so real.
The acting was beautiful. He played in the Netflix series Raising Dion. I cried at the end...he will find her she will be waiting for him. But she won’t be a ghost...she will be flesh and blood as beautiful as the day she passed. She won’t be sick, but healthy and strong. Right here on earth...a paradise earth.
Spoililert
What’s the movie called
🙏🏻👌🏻
Oh I was wondering where I'd seen him before! Gosh he was terrific in that too.
Look at him again......John Ritter's son!
Now that you know you'll wonder how you didn't see it right away, check the credits.
Both actors in this are amazing & the fact the gal wrote, produced, acted in it & wrote the song is beyond impressive!🤓
I sobbed. Jesus, this is such a powerful film. The fact that the nurse arrives so early should illustrate how heart wrenching the rest would be.
This is so powerful to me. I've never had to experience anything remotely as heartbreaking but from the small heartbreaks I've had, I can only imagine the amount of pain and sadness both characters, the girl and the guy, are going through. This brings me to tears because my biggest fear is losing someone for good. And having to respect their wishes to want to die early before the disease kills them is one of the hardest things anyone can do. It shows real love and support. To not be selfish and keep them in their suffering, but to rather live on while their soul is at rest without you.... That breaks my heart... This was very well made. Thank you.
That's my biggest fear too. Sometimes I feel like that fear is always there in the background of everything I do and I just have to distract myself to forget it will happen someday. I pray that I will die first so I never have to experience that.
I’ve been binge watching Omeleto videos by most popular but for some reason I chose not to watch this one when I came across it, thinking I wouldn’t have enjoyed it. Watching through it now I was trying to think of what horror or sci-fi twist it might have and was more horrified when I figured out it was such a realistic concept. Well done Ginger and crew, I needed that cry.
I'm bawling my damn eyes out at 4am while my boyfriend and puppy are sleeping next to me. I just kissed my boyfriend on the forehead and cuddled up to him. He means everything to me and I can't imagine if we were in this situation. (I mean we will one day everyone dies but not something like this) Omg. This was such a great production. It was beautiful acting, I felt their heartbreak and sadness and their love. Really makes you think. Remember to always show your loved ones how much you care for them and how much you love them as much as you can.
I cried a lot and told my bf about this film but he disagreed to watch it after seeing my disappointment and heartbreak.
This hits all too close to home for me. I'm bawling my eyes out too. My husband is so afraid of losing me. And I just hope I make it another 2 years. I need a specific vascular surgeon so bad. There's three that can handle my case. Life is what happens when we are making plans. And I always promised him I will haunt him. I can't quit crying. I got a new dog. She's a pit lab. Every time I cry out she goes crazy and gives me kisses and is really trying to call me down. It's the most precious thing in the world. She's 8 months old, and she's huge. Everyone that lays eyes on her says oh my God she's huge. She's like a linebacker. 🤣😅😂😭😭😭😭😭
My husband and I have been together 21 years he's so good to me.
@@MzClementine 😭
@@sumanachoudhury5158 Clearly he is a sigma male with no time for female emotional instability.
@@MzClementineso..you alive?
Her upset at there being 15 more minutes hurt my heart so bad. She wanted her 15 minutes. 😭😭 That's when I started sobbing because I knew
Now I know why he seemed so familiar. He is John Ritters son. I totally see it. I used to love threes company. Okay but back to the movie. Great performances by both. Heart breaking. My eyes welled up. Very good story. Thank you.
wow, i’ve not seen him in anything, but i kept saying the same thing, he looks familiar. it brings back memories of his dads death, which was so sudden and sad. after a long break from the spotlight so to speak, he had just started a sitcom that was doing pretty well. we should all be so lucky to go quickly, near loved ones, doing something that we love. based on this, his son has a promising career ahead of him i think
Sherri Viz I was wondering that too. He seemed like a pretty good actor too. I don’t usually like romance, but this was touching.
I saw him in "Freddy vs. Jason". He doesn't age! Still looks the same!
mjproebstle he’s in the Netflix show raising dion !
As soon as I saw the name, I thought John Ritter Three's Company. Classic clean sitcom.
I repeatedly got chills from different scenes in this short. But nothing compared to the comment section. Everyone putting this film into their own perspective was chilling
How could one heal after losing such profound love? The girl is really lucky to have her loved one holding her, wearing lovers’ pajamas, and singing for her at the end of life...
This movie was so painful. But at the same I’m so glad their love because it’s everything we need. You can notice how much this man supports and loves this woman, its so selfless.
Thank you.
man, that broke my heart. i havent felt an upwelling of raw emotion like that in so long. so sweet and so sad. i love humans so much, at the end of the day, were all just walking eachother home.
I need to stare at the ceiling for a moment and calm down because goddamn I haven't cried like that in a while
Same, I had no idea what to expect, hit me like a got damn plane attached to a freight train 😭😭😭☹️🥺
You guys are acting circles around some recent academy award winners. No cap.
100% agree
This was beautifully and skillfully written, acted and directed. I was in tears the entire way through. It made me think of an ex, who took his own life and of all those moments, which have now become so significant. As it says in the description, "time is all we have".
Im.....sorry,hes in a better place now,and I hope you're doing better.... I don't know if these words mean something,but I truly wish you the best...
In the beginning I thought they were celebrating their wedding anniversary in a unique and personal way; as the story slowly unfurled and she began to panic about it getting dark and counting the time left, maybe she had a mental health condition....until she removed a hairpiece from the weave and I thought, oh. The build up was done magnificently, only that I wish I could have watched it without the urge of bursting into tears.
I wish they finished the game and delayed it a few more hours. The physical pain that she was suffering is no more. This feels so real.
I think this was so beautifully written and done. I also find it interesting that when I go back to watch this I notice new things, like in the beginning after slipping in the bathroom the husband says “be careful you’re going to Jill yourself” and then sits there and sighs. I truly think this was well done
I knew right then she was going to die somehow
This made me absolutely speechless just contemplating on how he managed to hold it together while knowing the end is near .....
May the souls of those whom decided to end their lives with dignity Rest In Peace
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“I wanna do it today like we said”
“Ok”
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I watched this a couple of years ago and I think about it constantly. I can't even imagine filming this without crying.
Can't stop crying. I need to call my boyfriend now and tell him how much I love him.
I felt depressed all day today and just needed to let out some emotion but couldn’t, I tried to fall asleep but couldn’t, so around 11pm I started looking for something to make me cry and this is it, it is now 6am and I think this is what I needed. Thank you 🙏
hope you're doing okay mate, I've become very desensitised due to my depression and this made me cry for the first time in ages. Made me feel blessed to have life ahead and that there are people I love. Stay strong 💪
I am glad i am not the only one that goes through this..
I dunno why im crying like a little girl right now. Could be several reasons:
1. Such young carefree love and them having so much fun
2. Impeccable acting. Ginger looks stunning and strong yet still vulnerable. Jason, whom looks 95 percent his dad with simmilar inflections and mannerisms; stands far away from John Ritters shadow. Such an amazing talent.
3. Being so well written. Feels like we get an unfair look into the end and beginning of a love that may possibly have no boundaries
I have never once cried at the death of a human in a film but damn this hit me hard
I thought she might be an inmate, and had a day off to spend with her husband. I know that sometimes in prison inmates get free time like day or two, i don't know how it works when you have to go back, did they pick you up or you have to return alone but this is what i thought its gonna be. Death by dignity was a harsh surprise :(
I think her cough was meant to be a sign of terminal illness . Probably lung cancer
They have an ankle monitor that keeps track of them, so even if you don't show back up, or you try to run away, they can still track you down
I thought this as well
I thought that too until she talked about her weave and then I thought she may be sick and dying soon.
First I thought it was a boyfriend getting ready to propose (and her getting the courage up for a breakup) I then thought she was spending her last moments with her husband before it was time for her to check herself in to prison. I literally thought she had an 8 o'clock pickup for prison. So imagine my surprise that it was something so drastically different. The awkwardness was genuine because how else could you react to the situation? Trying to pretend it's OK for the last few hours, and knowing why you're really there. Such beautiful acting
The 'uy! you have cake' from the filipino maid is so very filipino lol
Everyone else is talking about the main casts,and here you are commenting about that cleaning lady. Must be a pinoy yourself,that snobbish pinoy pride as usual;I suppose.
Ikr!? I’m Filipina and i knew she’s filipina the moment she spoke, it’s so awesome
yuusss same her accent i straight away know she's pinoy hehe
I noticed that too...
That's Spanish in fact
Anyone who has ever lost a loved one, who has ever had that last conversation... THis hits home so hard.
This is a sad story, but one that happens more than people think. It would have just been nice to know what was going on with her. I believe in dwd, but have no idea how I could keep my composure with the person I love knowing it was coming to an end.
What does dwd mean
death with dignity, i suppose
I'm walking a fine line of life and death. I believe in DWD as well. But I don't have the balls to ever do that. I have more bad days than good days. My husband notices them. He's so afraid of me leaving this earthly plane. This made me cry so hard. We see each other I believe every 4 to 6 months. He's in trucking he works so hard for us.
And he spoils me rotten. I love him so much. The pain I endure is my burdened bare. I carry it proudly & lovingly as well.
I have ehlers-danlos hypermobile and vascular type. I had lithotripsy. It did a terrible thing to me. I have three occlusions in me ticking time bombs. It's off of my iliac vein the one that runs your heart. If anyone has ehlers-danlos I suggest they stay away from lithotripsy. To look at me you would think there's nothing wrong. Yet there is. Stents fall out cause more damage. There are three states that can handle my condition or I should say doctors in three states. Right now we're not in the position to just pick up and move for my surgery. We have a son five dogs. You know a life. I truly believe in manifestation. And wherever your will is there's your way. I hope I can make it.
In vascular ehlers-danlos we normally don't make it past 40. My birthday is in a few weeks. I'll be 44. I hope I make it to my 50th birthday. Life is what happens when we are making plans.
And I will endure what I have to endure. For the Love of my son and my husband and my animals. We're almost there. My son will be graduating soon. Soon he will be driving. We'll work so hard to get him to this point. He's advanced he has an incredible mind.
If my husband were to come home, how would we survive. You know what's going on with the country in the work and how it is. And he knows this as well. So day by day I count them down. Prayerfully I'll make it. My fingers are crossed my prayers are said. The rest is up to the universe I hope it aligns exactly when I need it.
Adding in. Oh my God my husband and I talk about that. Only because my mother always said she would haunt me. And the day that she died she actually called our home twice. Incredible experience. Blew his mind and I laughed and said see I'm telling you we just change in form. Don't worry I will haunt you if I die.
@@MzClementine
Sadly 5 years ago I watched the love of my life take her last breath, it was the worst pain ever, but I so glad she would never suffer again.
I do not know anything about your illness, but I hope you are not in pain. All I can say is try to make the most of every day, I know how your husband feels being away, I was a truck driver too until I gave up work to care for her. There is nothing I can say but God bless you and give you peace, and to your family strength
She was talking about her weave, maybe cancer?
I dont normally comment..ever..
But I'm so taken aback and felt so much in 30 minutes.. I also learned about the reality of "assisted suicide" and that it exists from this short film... I was confused at first.. Then speechless and crying. even had a moment of laughter with the song..
So sad yet so much more at the same time. Truly captivating.
This is really painful, but I think definitely more dignified than disintegrating in a hospital. It should be an option for everyone
Mary Jane Wolfe
September 11, 2001
Long may you run...
@@sharonwolfe5210 no one asked
@@ezeltjeswag574 no need to be rude here
@@shivamjaiswal7154 no one asked.
sure was painful...............................................to watch!
This is so wonderfully done, so many emotions in that half an hour. It really should have a load of awards behind it for absolutely everything a film can get an award for. I kind of wish I hadn't watched it (and I'm guessing that a lot of other people feel the same), but it was impossible to tear myself away when I realised what was happening. And I cried. I cried so much. It really was impossible not to.