That chick who's witnessed the death of a little boy as child being crushed by a log.. is on a different level from hospital old people deaths. I mean hers is just traumatic.
Brittany Hyder Not really, i watched my grandmah die in a hospital bed looking pretty peaceful and it didn't nearly feel as terrible as knowing my 11yo friend died of cancer and a chick from school died in a car accident along with 2 other teens in the car.
+Mad V I watched my dad slowly die for 3 1/2 years with ALS and it was just as painful as watching my 79 year old grandpa have a fast death in the hospital.
+Laenna Klein The trauma she must feel to this day. I feel so badly for her. I hope she and her friend's family have sought some kind of counseling or some help to work thru this. I wish the very best for them all. It was just a horrible tragedy. It reminds me of a little girl who was killed playing on farm equipment when I was about 9 years old. It was all over town. We all had to get counseling in school because we were little kids and didn't understand what had happened.
I came upon a man who had crashed a motorcycle..I kneeled beside him and held his hand as he took his last breath..It absolutely changes you as a human being and makes you do a lot of soul searching when you see a life taken so young..I was so glad this man didn't have to die alone..
This may be a bit late, but just last year I lost my brother to a motorcycle accident on the freeway, and I remember vividly a girl coming to our house telling us every single thing that happened and how she tried to help him by staying with him and trying to keep him talking and everything just so he won’t loose conscious but then he, well, he passed
me too. im the only girl in the family (next to my mom) so me and my older brother fight alot but i love him with all my heart and always will. hes been gone for 5 days for a choir thing, he will be home tonight but i have cried alot during these 5 days because i miss him so much. i always say that i can't wate for him to leave the house because of our fights, but i dont mean it. i have twin brothers that are going to be 5months old on the 28th and i love them with all my heart.
+Angie Sorto I haven't seen my brother for 4 years and he just came back I was crying a lot at his wedding and when he went to university because I thought that he would never come back again I'm In tears right now
I had the same experience, except my grandma experienced cardiac arrest. Cruelly enough, it was on Thanksgiving day. Since then she's been in a coma for about two years. Yes, TWO YEARS. Luckily her house is nearby and her life support is set up there, so I can visit her regularly.
Saw my dad kill himself, it's been over 20 years, but I still see it each time I go to sleep, It's the first thing I see when I wake and the last thing I see when I go to sleep.
I witnessed the brutal death of my best friend. He had leukemia and was bullied. He couldn't take it no more and wanted to jump in front of a train. I was holding his arm pleading him no to do it. I lost my grip. To this day I know I should have pushed him out of the way. I should have taken it. It's been a year. I miss him and it hurts.
I'm very sorry for your loss, my sisters boyfriend killed himself just over a year ago and I know how hard it's been for her, it sounds like he'd made his mind up, I doubt you could have done anything to change his mind, at least he's at peace now, stay strong it gets better. Xx
I held my mother's hand when she took her last breath. The emptiness, the quiet, the nothingness that they describe is real. Not at all like the Hollywood portrayals. Very difficult but necessary experience. She died June 23rd 2011 at 5:17pm. I miss her everyday.
I'm so...so sorry. I just realized how valuable each and every human life is, and how important every day of being alive is from this comment. And I am so, so, so sorry to know that that happened to you. Live a happy life and don't stop appreciating living.
I'm glad you spent her last moments with her. She deserves to be with somebody, whilst her last moments. Thank you for being there with her and I'm so, so sorry for your loss.
I witnessed the death of my mom. I was 11 and I'm 13 now. It was 3 days after my 11th birthday. She had Cancer. We found out about the cancer in June of 2013 and she passed September 2013. I just remember my family talking about amazing moments we had with her and her breathing patterns changed and I felt every emotion ever created in my body when she stopped breathing. I had an utter and pure mental breakdown. I miss her so so much and the dreams of her on her death bed haunted me for awhile but I am so glad I witnessed it because I was with her at the very last point in her life and I could never give that honour up. I have become a better person since my moms death. And I hope she is proud of me. I miss you mummy 💖
i have a same experience but it's a witness of someone near dying. My youngest brother who was 2 years old was at the time critically ill. Right now i realize i am more grateful of him being alive to this day even if it costed in some complications.
I witnessed the death of my older brother and triplet back in 2010. I miss them everyday. I was 10 when this happened but I wasn't clueless, I knew. It's hardest losing a triplet because every time you see your other triplet or look in the mirror it reminds you.
When I was 8 I woke up in the middle of the night to my mom screaming. When I got out of bed she started to call 911. I looked into my parents room and my dad was laying on the ground. I was scared and confused at the same time. My sister was trying to give him cpr since she was studying to be a doctor...but it wasn't working. When the ambulance came they used a defibrillator on him but that wasn't working either. So they took him to the hospital. All I remember after that was that friends and family came over. The next day my mom told me died in the hospital and that the cause of death was from a heart attack. It came out of nowhere. My birthday was in 5 days. My brother was 6 and my sister was 21. Now I'm 13 and I have a stepdad, which I don't like. And I wish he was still here every day. He was the best dad ever.
Omg, I'm so sorry to hear that. Nobody will ever take the place of your father, and it would be wrong of anyone to try. Just hold on tight and you'll be okay
I didn't witness it, but I went to a train station and saw a huge crowd of people, some of them screaming and crying. There were police asking around and trying to calm everyone down, so I asked someone. They responded by saying someone jumped in front of the train. I looked to the right, there was a body bag. it was later revealed the victim was bullied and raped, so he commited suicide. It was honestly very scary.
montaralaramsp :3 I've lost 3 loved ones in the past 4 months. This really helped as two were family and one was my best friends pet that's practically mine
On October 20, 2010 my mom asked my dad for a divorce because things had been pretty rough at home. After about an hour of my dad throwing my moms things and pushing her down the stairs, he shot her in the back as she was running away from him and then returned the gun to his head and ended his own life. I didn't personally witness it but my older sister did. She held my mom while she suffered to take her last breath. I was in the bedroom below them and hearing everything was traumatizing enough, I don't even know how my sister lives. I pray for everyone who has ever lost anyone close to them. Death is the hardest thing anyone ever has to go through. God bless you all.
My uncle owned a gas station in mississippi, so during the summer we went to go visit them, I went with my uncle and aunt to the gas station because they had to collect something, i think it was money to go to the bank, they told me that i would get any candy i want, and while i was picking out the candy i wanted (this was like 5 years ago, im 14 now) a man came inside the store and complained that his gas wasn't pumping, so i walked next to my aunt who was looking out the window while my uncle went outside to try and see why the gas wasn't pumping. Then the man pulled out a gun and demanded my uncle to drop all his belongings, the employee at the gas station called the police but was too late because when my uncle dropped all his belongings he was shot in the head. I witnessed my uncle get shot in the head and robbed at the age of 9. Rest in Peace to all of your passed loved ones and to my uncle.
One of my best friend died from a car accident and it was so sudden. One day she was here with me at school and the next day they are just gone... not just for a day but forever.
Hearing about little kids deaths make me so so so emotional because I have a little brother and the log one about the little brother is making me cry so much help
same im so sad rn just thinking if one day my cat will die, all of my passwords are names of my cat and if one day he dies it will just be sad for me to keep logging in with that password
+Jay Ryan Yes, People do Die. But when they die it is nothing to laugh at. If a person that you knew dearly died, I wouldn't think that you would be at the Funeral laughing. I don't think that You would laugh at their death. Once they die , they're gone. They're not coming backend to laugh at that is just a Jerk move. So, When Someone dies I don't Expect you to be laughing at them like it's a Joke , Because it's not.
Sophia P It's ok, there was nothing you could have done, god bless you. I'm sure, even though he didn't know you personally, he is thinking about you in heaven.
With older people ive experienced passing away, their death was peacefull, hard to take at the time but when you see them smile and finally not be in pain (had cancer) it can be a relief in some reapects.
+stevinie7free that's true. Every week when someone calls there's usually a "hey did you hear that____ died?" When my mom answers. They don't really tell me that lol
+Reckless Rhino I don't know what you mean by that. My dad died in a freak accident, while my whole family watched. I stood by as he drowned. Are you accusing everyone of this? Sure, people die of old age, but it's still traumatizing to see.
My dad has been there for 3 deaths of family members (all of old age) so my nanny made a joke about him being the grim reaper and he laughed but later that night I found him tearful cuddling an old toy while lying in bed. I was 11 and talked to him about it the next day and he just burst into tears.
That's sweet of you to have the courage to talk to him about it. Its quite jarring to see a parent truly cry. When I was six I laughed at my Dad while he was on the phone because I thought he was fake crying for a joke or something because I've never heard him sob before. Turns out he had just found out one of his older brothers (who was an identical twin to my still living uncle) suddenly died. It was initially assumed it was a car crash but we think it might have been a sudden brain anyerism. I've always felt guilty about that
My girlfriend watched her best friend die. When she was 7, they were both in the bath together, when they came out, her friend was paralysed. Last year, May23rd, she died in the arms of my girlfriend. RIP. Leyla
That's on my birthday.... :( It's sad how people die.... Just imagine.... While your celebrating you being born and living. Others are crying, because they lost a loved one.
So, my brother and my dad got into a huge argument which led to my brother trying to kill my dad with a knife. I called the police, hysterically crying as I waited, while watching my brother trying to kill my dad. There was this moment where my brother had kind of forced my dad to the counter, my brother behind him, and he kept lifting his arm and forcing it down. I thought he had killed my dad. I saw blood, so I assumed he had. My heart had stopped beating and I was just in so much shock. I started to scream, "What have you done" through my incoherent cries, and I was so scared. When my dad started to move again as he tried to fight off my brother, I was so relieved, I cried even harder. My dad's still alive but I still remember the exact moments of seeing that.
+PandasimAttacks just ignore this numbskull, they have replied to a few comments with this insensitive crap. You did the best you could do. I'm so happy your father is still alive and I hope your brother gets the help he needs.
I know it's not quite the same, but my dog had cancer and I didn't even know until after she died. I was 12, & I was playing with her in my living room and she just fell over and I went to pick her up, and she started having spasms (went into cardiac arrest) and she died in my arms. I'm now 16 and I still get nightmares about it. I miss her so much, she was my best friend.
Jess Oakley my piglet died in My arms too, she ate copper my grandma try to give her mouth to mouth but she didn't make it. Then later I got new piglet and 2 years later I go to tell her happy birthday and she was dead... I picked her up and said I love /kissed her and prayed and sang happy birthday one more time.
I clicked on this because I actually did just witness a death. It’s the first day of school and I saw a car hit a women and all 3 of her kids. The children are okay, but the mother,, she passed away. And the worst thing is, is that the mother didn’t get to see her 3,6, and 8 year old graduate school yet. And I actually saw her on Friday all happy with her kids, and now.. the lady is dead. It’s just a horrible thing. My prayers go out to her family
I remember my mom's death. Her cancer had only been in her breast, but it had spread through her body. She was living with her mom, my grandmother, and I also lived with my grandmother. My dad and I were sitting outside, and our house was busy with nurses and family. My grandma came out the front door and called my dad, and I followed. I couldn't see because of all the people, but I remember shouting, and crying, and people repeating, "Please stay with us." My grandpa told me to go back outside, so I did, although I wanted to be with my mom. A few minutes later, my dad came out of the front door, and he just looked at me and I knew. I started bawling, I remember shaking everywhere and I kept telling my dad, "No, this can't be real" and he kept apologizing, saying it was real and that she was gone. People left, and I walked in the house and I regretted going in because I could barely take seeing that. My mom wasn't there. I could feel the emptiness as I took the stuffed moose I gave her out of her lifeless hands. I remember I had calmed down, but I was still crying. The funeral home people came in and just threw her body in a bag carelessly, and I hated it. I had a lot of built up hatred. I hated my friends for having an alive mom and a caring dad, since my dad abandoned me shortly after my mom's funeral. And most importantly, I remember a few days before she passed away, she reached for my hand and very quietly, said, "My baby girl." Although she was confused from all the pain medication, she knew a few things still. I was only 9. It's been almost 4 years, Momma. I love and miss you so much.
Omg, this story, is so much more sad than the video, and more relatable. My mom died almost 9yrs ago, and it was suicide. I drove an hour n a half to see her. She was all drunk on her pain pills but I hung around. At the end of the night I was gunna leave her sleeping in her chair, but she woke when I was leaving. She said"baby, u leavin?" I said yeah, she said"you know I love u right?" I scoffed n said yeah, I love u too, n left. When I got home(hour n a half later) I saw I had 8 vmails frm my sis, suffice it to say, mom was gone before I got back. My last image of her: in a body bag, tube down her throat, n her gorgeous blue grey eyes open and lifeless..I concur your statement: I love u mama, I will forever miss u everyday..xoxoxo
When I was in year 6 me and my sister would walk to school every morning like we did from years 4 to 12. She's a few years older than me. This adorable cat would always walk with us to school, until one day it walked into the road and got hit by a van, less than a meter away from me. I saw it happen. I saw and heard so much. Me and my sister, ages 11 and like 15 just stood crying and screaming instantly. The car didn't stop. It just kept going. The cat was bleeding out and spasming in the road, it was truly horrendous. We didn't know what to do- we couldn't stop it- we didn't want to look we walked down the street a tiny bit as a mother driving her kids to school pulled over right away to see if we were ok and she kindly pulled the cat to the side of the road and said she was so sorry to us. We sat on the corner of the street as kids and cars we recognized drove down the other street to my school, having no idea of what had just happened. We went home and spent the day crying.
Even an animals death can be traumatizing, however because of this incident my sister now trains to be a vet. It's not exactly the same as the stories in this video, but it hurt so much. We had loved and known that cat so long. I hope everyone can learn from trauma if you are as unfortunate to experience any. Does anyone have any stories they'd like to share either?
+Aubrey Caulfield Just before new years, I helped bury what was essentially my wife and my cat, though, kind of also my mother-in-law's cat, and brother-in-law's cat... it was the house's cat. It got hit in the middle of the street right in front of the house, my mother-in-law had just been away for like 10-15 minutes at the dollar store near the house and then the cat was dead in the street. The blood stains just stayed there in from of the house until it finally rained many days later.
+Leif Peterson I'm so sorry. 💕 I hope your kitty rests in peace. Oh gosh the blood in the road. I remember that for like a month we walked on the other side of the road because originally the blood scared and upset us, and then we were just to scared to walk on that side of the road for a very long time.
NO! I know I'm kind of a bad person when I say this, but this is the only story that made me cry in all of the comments here... I love cats so much, and the image I conjured in my mind just made me cry... I'm so sorry you had to witness this. Rest in peace, little kitty. 💖💖💖
I'm sorry you had to witness that, and I'm sorry that people are arguing in the replies. I wish we could all coexist in harmony, but I guess we're human so that won't happen until we all get to heaven... Or whatever you may believe in.
I got a story... I was 5 at the time of my uncle's death... I use to live with my uncle and aunt with my mom and my uncle was babysitting me... I went into the room to ask him if he could cook something for me so he cooked me some eggs I asked him if he was going to make some eggs for himself... I didnt know he had colesteral *sorry if i didnt spell that right* he made some for himself as well to make me happy... after he finished he said he was going to get some rest... almost an hour passes by and my aunt came home she asked where he was I told her he was in bed... she went into the room she tried waking him up he didnt... she called a doctor and he said... he's gone... the last moment I saw him that day was when priest were carrying him away...he was like a father to me because I didnt have a dad... Im 16 now and to this day I remember him being carried away... and it really breaks my heart cuz I always feel like it was my fault he died and that I never got to know him well....
DabGirl 15 im so sorry to hear that. just know that he is at somewhere happy and this is a challenge of life that takes time to overcome. it wont change the fact but it will make you stronger :)
February 23, 2015. I had been sick and stayed home from school and went back to bed and I was woken up to my mom yelling from the front door that something was wrong with Papa. he had come to our house to take my little sisters to school because my mom was in a car accident a few weeks prior. After I woke up and went outside (it was -10 F and snowing outside) I had to call my uncle and tell him papa was dying and I had to watch my mom call 911 and start performing cpr on him as she's a nurse. She was on the phone and I was just standing there watching. After about 5 minutes my mom felt his pulse again and said it was getting fainter and fainter so she showed me where to keep my fingers and feel his heartbeat. After about another 2 minutes of his faint pulses I didn't feel it anymore and my papa had passed away as I had my hand on his neck feeling his pulse. I still cry over it and I still haven't gotten the picture of him dying and his dead corpse out of my mind.
I saw my great-grandma die in front of me soon before christmas. She was screaming of her pain sometimes and she was soon before she dies. She died of the heart attack following all that scream and everything and i couldn't do anything else than look at her, knowing i was paralyzed by the fact of being scared. My great-grandma had 92 years old when she passed away: she was a courageous woman who was nurse during ww2, was for french resistance, survived hard times of economic crisis, etc. She was my idole. If she can read my message, i swear to god great-grandma, i love you, i hope you won't ever feel that pain, rest in peace, i really miss you...
I had an aunt, and she had a 14 year old daughter, 11 year old daughter, and 2 twins age 3(all girls). She loved them to death, then one day she was diagnosed with Breast cancer. My mom went to visit her for 2 weeks(note that my aunt lives out of my state so I couldn't visit her) After 2 weeks she was still in the hospital bed, and my mom had to come home. A week later we got a call saying that she passed away. My uncle was heart broken, and my mom was devastated. I myself cried just of the thought of what would happen to my cousins. my uncle would still have to work to get his money for the family. The twins were watched over by my uncles friend, but my cousin had to watch them over after school. After school let out, we went to go visit them. As soon as we got there, we saw the twins. You know what they said? I started to cry as soon as they said it, they said "Did you bring mommy home?"
I hold my Grandpa's hand as he was having a heart attack. He told me as he was dying that he was dying and death comes to all and is natural. He also told me not to cry and if he saw me crying he would haunt me forever. It's been a long time since I remembered him.I remember when it was the daY to burn his body everybody was crying except me. But now only I know what he truly meant. Death is a part of our life no matter what someone you love is gonna die someday.
christopher brennan Oh, well unless you've experienced a lot of trauma and are suffering from depression and post traumatic stress, I'd say you're still good. ;) If you've been through/are going through something like that, then I'm sorry... but you're not alone.
+FromDkWithLove Losing your faith in this world at your adulthood is extremely childhood. This is exactly why this world has so many problems, you shouldn't give up hope. Maybe if we all combined our strength we could make a difference. This is also why there's so much pollution, we all follow the same ideology "I don't care, i will be dead by then".
Okay so this is NOTHING compared to these stories I know but I witnessed my dog biting my kitten to death when I was very young. I was sitting outside and all of a sudden I heard my sister shouting at my dog so I ran inside to see what was going on and my kitten that had only been with us for a few weeks was inside his mouth. I remember trying to pull him out and I was covered in blood. When I finally managed to pull him out I ran outside and was completely in shock, I started grabbing hands full of gravel and throwing them around aimlessly. I was screaming so hard that my neighbors from across the street came to look at what was going on. I can't even imagine how terrible it must feel to lose a person that is important to you, I feel so much empathy for people that have gone through something like that, they're incredibly strong.
I witnessed quite a few of my family members pass away and for the longest time I grieved, but fortunately now, I've learned that I should remember them for all the *amazing* times they gave me, and remember them for what *amazing* people they were, and remember how lucky I was to have been able to meet such *amazing* people... I hope everyone's loved ones that passed away are resting in peace now... :)
I have adopted two dogs at once one year. One day, I was walking my French bulldog, creme, (I always name my dogs are food, don't question me) on the sidewalk of a busy road. Creme decided she wanted to go across the road, but a semi was driving along. I tugged on her leash, but Creme was a strong dog, so she ran into the street. The semi was getting closer and it ran Creme over. When the truck passed, I looked at Creme. Her whole body was a lump of fur, crushed bones, blood, and flesh. We took her home and hurried her in my backyard. R.I.P. Creme Coffee (Coffee is her middle name). That happened when I was 12 and now I'm 13. I still cry about it.
Last year my dog cookie (now my sisters) had a litter of puppies and there were 3 we had a list of around like 20 different names (all sweets) and the three we chose were Vanilla (cause she was white), Ferrero)(because he was brown with a black stripe on his back), and Nutella (same reason) so one day when I got home from school and I wanted to play with the three of them so I found Vanilla and Ferrero but couldn't find Nutella, so I looked for about 30 minutes I found him and I found him dead under a stack of brick tiles leaning against my house and he was dead because he couldn't get out of the space and suffocated. I then sat down and cried and he was my favorite. R. I. P. Nutella April-August
I'm sorry for your loss, Nutella sounds like a beautiful baby. I lost my puppy Cadence at around age 10 and seeing her dead body the next day shook me to my core in ways I couldn't explain so I never did. It still hurts to even hear her name 10 years later and it's taken me this long to realize that's not normal or healthy. I'm wondering what the aftermath of that experience was/is like for you? Thank you for sharing your story.
Try working in a hospital. I have seen mothers, brothers, children, and the list goes on. Even though I have seen many deaths, each one doesn't get easier either. I saw a little boy die in his parents arms while he was getting radiation treatments. I can still remember their faces.
I'm just curious about the protocol for dealing with death in a hospital setting. Are you allowed to show remorse or do you have to continue to work as if that's just routine. Are displays of emotion from medical personnel frowned upon?
+Hailey Cassidy calling them dirt bags might be a bit extreme. A lot of medical professionals become emotionally muted while working in hospitals for years. This is necessary or they would all go mad
When I was 12 I witnessed the death of my best friend- Me and her were walking when we had to cross main street and a car didn't see her and they hit her But it was her mom's birthday, she couldn't stop crying and it just broke my heart thinking about that the day she was born was the day her daughter was going to die.
I was in a similar situation. My mother has always had a number of conditions, she had always trained me what to do if the worst ever came to happen. I never thought I would use any of that information. One day I was in the store with my mother as a child, when she told the cashier that she was about to faint. I rushed to grab her a wheelchair and got her in it just in time. She was still conscious, but unable to stand. I took her to the pharmacy part of the store, and they begun to take care of her. She then had a grand-mal seizure, and after the seizure had stopped, she stopped breathing, and her eyes glazed over. I legitimately thought she was dead. She woke up a little while later, somewhat responding. She nearly died three times on the way too the hospital, and once more in the emergency room. She is fine now, but the sound of sirens always gives me anxiety. There is nothing more upsetting than sitting in the front of the ambulance, turned around, watching your mother nearly die over and over, and not being able to do a thing, and having to keep your composure. Love your family, because you never know when you are gonna lose them. Sometimes, there is no warning.
I know this is an awful subject, I REALLY feel for you, however, I don't think the death of a 90 year old man in a hospital and all his family sounds as traumatic or heartbreaking as the death of that girl's brother
In all due respect you can not really put a claim up that certain deaths are as effective in causing pain than others. that depends on the person who has lost someone.
Of course they are two very different situations, but I think they wanted to show several different perspectives in order to help as many people as possible feel less alone in their experiences.
itsme Emma that's ok. I don't get close to anyone after my mates killed herself but it's nice to have people to be friendly with and chat about nice things. but ok, no worries
My bird died earlier this year. I know it's not as serious but I have serious trust issues so he was the only thing I could trust. I remember him chirping a lot. But he always did that so I dismissed it as normal. Then he hit the side of his cage and fell, making a noise that sounded like a puppy. I ran over to his cage and tried to calm him down. I said his name several times and he stopped breathing. I screamed and my mom came in. She didn't know why I was so upset. I am still not over it because my parents keep telling me that i could've saved him and that he was just a stupid bird. Even if he was a stupid bird, he was the only thing I could trust. Sorry for telling you guys this. But I need to tell someone.
Archiva I have two budgies and I can’t imagine loosing them. They’re so much more then stupid birds, To me they’re kind of like friends and, I know it sounds weird but I felt like I could tell my birds anything and they’d listen. I’m so sorry.
Archiva Sane when my parakeet died my parents blamed me and said I could be taken better of him. Ok so one day the parkeets name is mj btw, I took mj to my grandma because my grandma loves birds. When we came back (not even 2 days later) she was like "Oh yeah, he went missing" Like what?! She was so calm to! And my parents just blamed me. Do you think it was my fault?
Chelsea Balderas it doesn't sound like it was your fault, but did it go missing or did it die? Cause if it just flew away then there's still a possibility of it being alive.
when I was 10 my papaw died. I didn't see it but I did see him after. I broke down and cried for about 20-30 minutes before hand so I didn't shed a tear during the actul service because I had cried myself out. But it started POURING rain , and I am far from superstitious, but how the rain stoped right as he was burried kinda made me feel like the world was crying for the loss of such a wonderful, kind, strong, intellegent man. Rip papaw Donnie.
About a month ago, a few days after New Years actually, me and my brother were fighting and please take note that at that time I was 13, right now i'm 14 since my birthday was 3 days ago. But So I was going to brush my teeth and while I was walking I stopped and I saw my older brother and my dad run outside and tell my mom and uncle, "MOM I THINK SOMETHINGS WRONG WITH GRANDMA!!!" And after that I heard screaming and crying and so I just stood there as my parents and uncle and brother ran inside my grandmas room (We lived together) and just my younger brother told me to go back inside the room and he tried grabbing my arm and began pulling me in but I just kept screaming, "NO WAIT!" and then my dad came into the hallway and told us to go inside the room. Around 2 minutes later, my dad walked in, sat down and told me that my grandma had just passed away. Just those shrieks and screaming of my aunt screaming and crying just, i can't forget and i'm crying right now because before my birthday, I walked by my grandmas picture and just ran into my room and began crying, knowing that my grandma isn't gonna be here for my birthday, and I miss her and I love her. I'm crying writing this but, I just want her to be happy in heaven... R.I.P Lola Rishel
+Jordan Graziani Lets be honest, the odds of you witnessing someone's death is EXTREMELY high. Unless you isolate yourself from the rest of the world, you're gonna witness a death at one point, unless you yourself die before that happens.
I witnessed the death of my great grandma, one day, 4 years ago, we went to visit her at the nursing home and she wouldn't wake up. My mom was working at the nursing home at the time and she checked up on her and said "She's breathing, but I don't know how long for." And that her breathing patterns were different. I stood there with my sister, my grandma and we all started balling. It traumatized me when I heard the sound of her monitor just go flat and then that's when I head her last breath. I instantly fell on the floor and I still remember the room number. We haven't been to that nursing home dice and my mom quit.
Gay Overlord This is so so sad and it scares me, because, I have a very very old great grandma who lives in a nursing home. My grandpa takes me and my siblings to see her all the time. I'm very close to her and I'm afraid this will happen one day. ;( also hi phandom:)
For a year, I witnessed my grandfather become so sick and frail from lung and brain cancer, until he couldn't handle it anymore. He was in the hospital for.. God, 3 months back and forth, and it only got worse. The last time I got to see him was two days before his death(Wednesday). I was 8, and I was looking at him, sleeping. Immediately, he woke up, coughing up blood into his breathing mask, and his HR and HM going faster through the monitors. My parents carried me out of the room, and set me in a meeting room, with my uncles and aunt. The next day at school, I decided to make a get well card for him. When I came home, my mom told me she couldn't wait to give it to him... Friday morning came, and I went to school, knowing my mom would give him the card when she visited that day. Turns out that visit was an emergency call. He died 3 minutes before my mom got into his room. He never got his card, and I never got the chance to say "I love you" one final time. 😞
So please, never take time with your family for granted. You never know when anything will happen, and you'll regret the times you didn't spend. He was my last living grandfather, and both died the same way, at different times. If I could go back and do something, just for an extra 3 minutes for my mom, I'd do it.. Please please PLEASE love your family with all your heart. You have no idea what it could do..
+Lisa Pav this is so true. my family has had a very hard life, lots of loss, and that is one thing I always grew up with. you never know when something might happen so you make every moment you can count.
I have a similar thing with my great granddad. I sent him a get well soon card saying I hope to see you soon. He saw it days before he died but I never got to see him again. I will see him again I know that. Soon...
A week after my birthday my three year old lab died of lymphoma. I know this doesn't compare to people who's families died but she was family. She was like my baby and I felt more grief than when my grandpa died because unlike human relationships, my dog's love was unconditional. I really miss her. The doctors said she was too young. I love her. She was my child.
On July 23, 2016 I Saw My Grandfather pass away... I was in the room with my family...He passed away due to cancer and I get pissed knowing there is such a thing in the world. Who knows how I feel for any family member that has passed away cause of cancer?
Cuban Coconut my Grandpa also passed because of cancer and I miss him a lot and I just want u to know that my Grandpa and your Grandpa are both in a better place now and they aren't in any pain
My grandfather passed of lung cancer which was horrific to see at 16 then in 2014 my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer she had to have a double mastectomy and chemo but thankfully is still alive to see my kids (10 and 14) grow up! It's an awful thing to go through but it's made us much stronger! We very nearly lost her in February too the Drs said she wouldn't make it through the night and to say our goodbyes (due to copd and kidney failure) but yet again she pulled through! The Drs were amazed but I must admit I'm still quite traumatised after everything we've been through! Think I need some counselling or something to get over it all! Cancer terrifies me it's a horrible disease so cruel xx
I watched my mon die two years ago after a long battle with breast cancer. I was just 15 at the time and had no idea what would happen in my life afterward or how much would change. It was a very painful, horrible, yet slightly peaceful sight because I knew she had finally reached the end of her struggle.....her last week alive is still something I will never forget. She had become a complete shell of a human being after the cancer spread, she couldn't talk or even think reasonably. Those days for her must have all been a complete blur.......
I'm going through pretty much the exact same thing with my mom right now. When you see someone who's in the process of going into the next world, you realise just how much of a shell the body really is. I can still see her in there sometimes, and that almost makes me cry more than anything, to know what she's had to go through . . . But I think it is mostly a blur right now, and she's sleeping most of the time anyway. I just hope the end is as painless as possible.
people will say that the “old people dying of old age” one isn’t sad but like,, my grandmom was on home hospice for a year before she passed from a brain tumour. i was only 11 at the time, and when you’re young it really does screw with you. especially for me since my father was never in my life and my mother was always away at work it was like losing a second mother. you never know how badly someone has it, so i wouldn’t dictate what stories are real and fake here. sure, some could be made up for attention but it’s the internet. you never really know.
a year ago I saw my dad slowly die of cancer and a month before he passed away I witnessed my mother die of a haemorrhage. It is still the hardest thing in my life and it feels like I cannot be a teenager anymore. You become so unstable that the simple things become the hardest. But im still here and fighting and im so proud to say that I am still going on! And that goes to anyone who has ever lost someone they love or cared about! Nothing compares than fighting on through life!
Last October, weeks before my birthday, we learned that my cat had pancreatic cancer. It explained a lot that I won't get into. My dad didn't like cats but he loved him with all his heart. My dad was on a business trip when we found out though, and my cat was in so much pain at that point because we found out so late that we had to put him down four days after the diagnosis. My dad couldn't be home to see his best friend and say goodbye. Two years ago, a day after Christmas, my family decided to put our dog down because he was 15 years old, older than me at the time, and under a lot of pain due to arthritis and a lot of anxiety that we could not control. We had had him since he was 6 months old, longer than I had been alive. I stayed in the vet room until each of them passed, and even longer to say goodbye. You could see their souls leaving their body. Their eyes glossed over and a kind of warmth left their body. Not literal warmth--the sort of comfort and welcoming that draws you to a pet. We lost both of them within 10 months and we still miss them dearly. Their pictures are in our dining room. Several of my family members have had dreams with both of them in the dream--even family that does not live in my house. Our other pets weren't even the same afterward. My cat, who lived with both my late dog and cat since she was a baby, never acted the same way after my cat passed. He was much older than her but he would always let her play with him despite being tired and she laid with him most nights when they slept. She's much more vocal to me now, but more reserved from everyone else. I think she's still grieving 14 months later.
epickitty58 thank you for sharing I know how terrible it is to lose a pet and it makes me sad when people try to say that you shouldn't be sad because they're just an animal. I recently had to put my dog down that had been with me for 13 years and I know what you're describing when they finally let go. I hope our animals are at peace and happy in some form of animal afterlife or heaven or even coming back to us in another pet. 💖
Jordan the Shitlord thank you for sharing the loss of your cat and dog. my heart goes out to you. I also lost many pets close in time. I wish it had been me and not them. I am sick with seeing them sick...and they did not get better but got worse and I know now they were dying. they were weak...all 3 of them. for the first time I saw what death looks like....and weakness is part of it. I wish I were dead to see them. life is not fun any more. I long to hear their voices and touch their fur. where are they now?
Im so sorry...i shadow at a vet clinic and have to put down some of the animals and i have witnessed animals die in their owners arms...its a tough job
Jordan the Shitlord so glad you shared this I have a very small family and we don't experience death as often as we should we mostly have pets and I cried 2days straight when one of my rabbits had to be of down, I loved him so much but I didn't really play with him so after his death I had and still have guilt for it. I wish I could have seen him for the last time but i couldnt, love you Bob and still miss you lots pat is fine, love you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I didn't witness it but my best friend's little brother fell out of a sixth story window and died on impact. She's always been very squeamish and never opened up about it but one night she said that she had looked down after he fell and she knew she shouldn't have. She hadn't cried then, just screamed, but she broke down and made me cry because it's hard to see ones you love in so much pain and you really want to help but you can't do anything. She had watched her brother fall and was helpless. He was 8 years old
I am so sorry for anyone who ever had to witness someone die. It can be extremely traumatizing, just remember, anyone who has been able to be happy again or live a normal life again after witnessing death, you are extremely extremely strong.
+Kaylin Au So, I'm not on the verge of tears very often whatsoever (The last time I actually cried was around August of last year). And then I read the last sentence. I was staring at my ceiling, trying as hard as possible to not let my mascara run. No one should have to go through that.
Okay other then people, My mum had a horse since she was 13, it was her entire life and that horse was everything to here. She had experienced competitions, freedom, ridden for a while 3 hours to visit my cousins and became best friends with this animal. She was a dappled grey named Lilly, and she would blow you away. She was a tease and yet so gentle and competitive. My mums attitude in a animal. Then I was born, and she became my best friend. My mum got too old to ride so I rode her instead. when I turned 11, I was outside with my mum when she had some sort of spasm. I watched in tears as she fell to the ground from having another stroke and my mother got to hold her head in her lap crying till the vet came. That was her best friend. She had to be put down, and my mum didn't wanna be there to see it but she had too because without her there Lilly would kick and whinny cause she knew what was happening. So she died with my mother holding her head. I was in tears it was so upsetting to me.
The story with the little boy being crushed breaks my heart the most. I can imagine a innocent child just waiting for his sister and friend and suddenly getting crushed...
I witnessed the death of my baby cousin 😭😔❤My whole family was there😭😭he got hit by a car in turkey the sad thing is that I was there to see him in hospital but I wasn't there to be at his funeral 😣I only saw him when I was 8😩😭😭❤
My mom came into my room one day with the phone and she asked me if I wanted to say goodbye to my Uncle Bill, my best friend. I was tearing up and having a panic attack and I said, "I love you, Uncle Bill." and I still remember his weak voice tell me that he loved me too, and he died on the phone with me.
In June 2012, my mother was taken into hospital. I still don't know exactly why to this day (I expect it was a burst artery or something), but I was told it was something wrong with her leg. My family had known there was something up with her for about 3 months, but this shocked us. We remained confident, however, but our hope started to fade when she was taken into a local hospice at the end of July. We told ourselves to stay confident that she would come out alright. August 11th, 2012. I was given a lift down to said hospice to see how she was doing. I found my family and close relatives around her bed. I walked in only to hear my father tell me that she had died only five minutes previously. R.I.P.
I watched my dad die. He suffered for seven years with two types of incurable fungal meningitis. I watched his pulse stop, but it didn't hit me that he was gone until a guy from the funeral home his hospice nurse recommended came. My dad had had huge sores on his heels for months, and his meningitis made any touch excruciating. The guy dropped his feet on the gurney... and there was no screaming or cursing. My dad's sun set at exactly 10:30 on July 24, 2014. He and my mom would have been married 21 years on July 25. He died the same day my mom's mom died, 24 years after her.
I was right next to my mother when she died if cancer. She had beat cancer two other times and was the strongest person I knew, I was only 11 when it happened. Now I’m 15 and I still think about her each and every day. My prayers go out to these people. ❤️
Dec 24, 2016 I watched my mom pass from bone cancer. It was horrible seeing the pain she was in but yet she only cared that I was o.k. As she went non responsive she slipped me 1 more smile. Do you know how devastating it is to watch your hero gurgling their last breath. Ever since she was diagnosed she only worried about how we were boing to be when she passed, selfless. Then my best friend of almost 20yrs died a week after her. Some guys beat him to death on his way home from work, while on the phone with his wife. He was responsive going into the hospital but they then had to perform emergency surgery. He ended up brain dead and had his tubes pulled and during I final goodbyes he shed a tear befoer he passed. He died on his birthday. All this fairly recent so I'm just here to see how people deal with a loss because honestly, I'm losing my f@#*ing mind.
My friends mom just died... I keep having a nightmare that my mom died. I keep crying because i can't imagine life without her and i know some people don't have a mom and i can't imagine that. without her i don't know what i would do.
I some times have those days where i just cry about someone i love and cant imagine life without them. My mom, my hero, i always think about it happening and i hate it! If only we all had peace....But the world isnt simple like that.
I lost my mother when I was about 12. Before then I was like every person, I couldn't even fathom losing someone I loved. It is the worst experience in the world. I would take all the bones in my body breaking than go through that again. After all waking up next to your dead mother isn't a experience any person would like to relive. So I have sympathy for anyone that has lost a parent, no matter what age they are at.
I saw a man dying today. I witnessed a fatal head on car accident and I held the mans hand as he was dying. He was only about 25. I can't get it out of my head. I wish I could have saved him but he was too badly injured. It's broken something inside me and I'll never be the same.
That chick who's witnessed the death of a little boy as child being crushed by a log.. is on a different level from hospital old people deaths. I mean hers is just traumatic.
Watching someone die is terrible no matter what watching them go through that is traumatic no matter how it happened
Brittany Hyder Not really, i watched my grandmah die in a hospital bed looking pretty peaceful and it didn't nearly feel as terrible as knowing my 11yo friend died of cancer and a chick from school died in a car accident along with 2 other teens in the car.
agreed 😨
+Mad V I watched my dad slowly die for 3 1/2 years with ALS and it was just as painful as watching my 79 year old grandpa have a fast death in the hospital.
+Mad V I mean you can have your opinion but I believe that experiencing any death from a close loved one is traumatic
that poor girl who witnessed the log death...
It was worse for the sister of the brother :/
+GoldenPuppy1O1 I'm pretty sure it was bad for all of them..
+Hazel Elyse yeah it was bad but the crushing of a child? ? omg
+Laenna Klein The trauma she must feel to this day. I feel so badly for her. I hope she and her friend's family have sought some kind of counseling or some help to work thru this. I wish the very best for them all. It was just a horrible tragedy. It reminds me of a little girl who was killed playing on farm equipment when I was about 9 years old. It was all over town. We all had to get counseling in school because we were little kids and didn't understand what had happened.
I wonder how old her brother was.
As soon as the lady said "her little brother was at the bottom" I literally teared up.
Awen- same
Me too
I came upon a man who had crashed a motorcycle..I kneeled beside him and held his hand as he took his last breath..It absolutely changes you as a human being and makes you do a lot of soul searching when you see a life taken so young..I was so glad this man didn't have to die alone..
this made me cry
That’s absolutely amazing. Although he died,you changed the way he died. And that is so inspirational.
Oh my gosh
You changed how he died..
This may be a bit late, but just last year I lost my brother to a motorcycle accident on the freeway, and I remember vividly a girl coming to our house telling us every single thing that happened and how she tried to help him by staying with him and trying to keep him talking and everything just so he won’t loose conscious but then he, well, he passed
The one with the brother getting crushed had me in tears i can image that happening to my little brother...
me too. im the only girl in the family (next to my mom) so me and my older brother fight alot but i love him with all my heart and always will. hes been gone for 5 days for a choir thing, he will be home tonight but i have cried alot during these 5 days because i miss him so much. i always say that i can't wate for him to leave the house because of our fights, but i dont mean it. i have twin brothers that are going to be 5months old on the 28th and i love them with all my heart.
Me too. I can't imagine my little brother dying. We argue everyday, but I love him so much.
+Angie Sorto I haven't seen my brother for 4 years and he just came back I was crying a lot at his wedding and when he went to university because I thought that he would never come back again
I'm In tears right now
Ya same😢
My little sis is 4 1/2 and imagining that happening to her crushes me so much and gives me nightmares....
my grandma had got into a coma because of lung failure. and about 2 days before we were going to take her off life support she woke up
you're lucky :) My grandma died after some days being coma because of a lung complication that lead to many complications.
I had the same experience, except my grandma experienced cardiac arrest. Cruelly enough, it was on Thanksgiving day. Since then she's been in a coma for about two years. Yes, TWO YEARS. Luckily her house is nearby and her life support is set up there, so I can visit her regularly.
Clorox Bleach bleach you don't have family sorry😿😿
Victoria Cornelio-Fisher ❤️
Clorox Bleach It's cause she drank you
The women who talked about the little boy who was crushed
Jeez, I was crying from then on.
You just can't imagine it can you
Insane
+alexandra holdstock i could imagine it
***** YAS!
same;-; and |-/
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Saw my dad kill himself, it's been over 20 years, but I still see it each time I go to sleep, It's the first thing I see when I wake and the last thing I see when I go to sleep.
Jaryd Weyer im sorry. It will get better. My granddad has cancer and doesn't have very long so im really relying on my friends to hold me together
Jaryd Weyer You said the sleep thing twice, btw. My best wishes to you.
I saw the same thing. I only think of it every now and again, though.
Jaryd Weyer jesus. I can't imagine how... horrible. I wouldn't be able to handle myself if I had witnessed that. You're very strong.
Jaryd Weyer prayers to you man
I witnessed the brutal death of my best friend. He had leukemia and was bullied. He couldn't take it no more and wanted to jump in front of a train. I was holding his arm pleading him no to do it. I lost my grip. To this day I know I should have pushed him out of the way. I should have taken it. It's been a year. I miss him and it hurts.
I'm very sorry for your loss, my sisters boyfriend killed himself just over a year ago and I know how hard it's been for her, it sounds like he'd made his mind up, I doubt you could have done anything to change his mind, at least he's at peace now, stay strong it gets better. Xx
I'm so sorry
My heart goes out to you ❤️
I'm so sorry❤️😭
+Braden Kemmerer I am so sorry. I can't imagine what that would be like.
That log death sounds brutal. So sad aswell.
Ikr to a younger brother as well dang
what is a log ? sorry i'm from Germany
+beauty lover A long thick piece of wood that is round.
+beauty lover basically the trunk of a tree
ikr
My heart goes out to these people 😞💜
Yes, I agree❤️
+Jay Ryan k
+Jay Ryan crule hearted person
Same especially to the one that died from logs, that sound so sad and a horrible accident
+Jay Ryan b#### you think I care 😡
I feel bad for the girl who witnessed the death of a little boy. Especially her sister. Imagine the feeling of killing your little brother. 😓
Man I really gotta find that guy cutting the onions in my house
You are not rare pepe
+Josh H Xddd
me too.
+Josh H This comment made me scream of laughter.
same oml
I held my mother's hand when she took her last breath. The emptiness, the quiet, the nothingness that they describe is real. Not at all like the Hollywood portrayals. Very difficult but necessary experience. She died June 23rd 2011 at 5:17pm. I miss her everyday.
I'm sorry.
I hope you're okay now.
I'm so...so sorry. I just realized how valuable each and every human life is, and how important every day of being alive is from this comment. And I am so, so, so sorry to know that that happened to you. Live a happy life and don't stop appreciating living.
I wasn't allowed in the intensive care unit when my sister was dying..
I'm glad you spent her last moments with her. She deserves to be with somebody, whilst her last moments. Thank you for being there with her and I'm so, so sorry for your loss.
i hope you ok i know how you feel my dad got hit by a train when i was 3 so i can hardly remember him.
I witnessed the death of my mom. I was 11 and I'm 13 now. It was 3 days after my 11th birthday. She had Cancer. We found out about the cancer in June of 2013 and she passed September 2013. I just remember my family talking about amazing moments we had with her and her breathing patterns changed and I felt every emotion ever created in my body when she stopped breathing. I had an utter and pure mental breakdown. I miss her so so much and the dreams of her on her death bed haunted me for awhile but I am so glad I witnessed it because I was with her at the very last point in her life and I could never give that honour up. I have become a better person since my moms death. And I hope she is proud of me. I miss you mummy 💖
I'm so sorry! You are in my prayers!❤️😊👍
lol from everyone
best wishes to you and you're mom
+Grace Geekie this made me feel so much. I know she is SO proud of you. I wish you all the best sweet girl
+Grace Geekie I am so sorry to hear that please stay strong and know that God is always with you!
i have a same experience but it's a witness of someone near dying. My youngest brother who was 2 years old was at the time critically ill. Right now i realize i am more grateful of him being alive to this day even if it costed in some complications.
first name last name wow. That's a miracle! Im happy for you
I witnessed the death of my older brother and triplet back in 2010. I miss them everyday. I was 10 when this happened but I wasn't clueless, I knew. It's hardest losing a triplet because every time you see your other triplet or look in the mirror it reminds you.
Mahuika Parata Im a triplet and I couldn't imagine losing them. Sorry for your loss, stay strong❤
Mahuika Parata I'm so sorrrryyyyy!!!!!
Mahuika Parata I'm so so sorry
What happened? I'm so sorry that happened to you :( I hope you and your other sibling/s are really close now so you don't have to be alone.
Emily Allsop l feel really bad for you have been through stuff people shouldn't
When I was 8 I woke up in the middle of the night to my mom screaming. When I got out of bed she started to call 911. I looked into my parents room and my dad was laying on the ground. I was scared and confused at the same time. My sister was trying to give him cpr since she was studying to be a doctor...but it wasn't working. When the ambulance came they used a defibrillator on him but that wasn't working either. So they took him to the hospital. All I remember after that was that friends and family came over. The next day my mom told me died in the hospital and that the cause of death was from a heart attack. It came out of nowhere. My birthday was in 5 days. My brother was 6 and my sister was 21. Now I'm 13 and I have a stepdad, which I don't like. And I wish he was still here every day. He was the best dad ever.
Omg, I'm so sorry to hear that. Nobody will ever take the place of your father, and it would be wrong of anyone to try. Just hold on tight and you'll be okay
I am so so sorry. I can't imagine how hard that was for you.
So sorry for your loss.
this broke my heart
My best friend lost her father the same way..
I'm really sorry for your loss, stay strong
Just a random happy comment passing by: my aunt just reached 5 years without cancer! 😀
that's so great! tell her congrats and stay strong!
+Chloe Ellen is so funny she gonna be like hey aunt Chloe Ellen said congrats and stay strong and her aunt is gonna be like what
That's great! OMG
CONGRATS! Tell her KEEP GOING GIRL!
How amazing, she must be a very strong woman. Congrats 💖
I didn't witness it, but I went to a train station and saw a huge crowd of people, some of them screaming and crying. There were police asking around and trying to calm everyone down, so I asked someone.
They responded by saying someone jumped in front of the train.
I looked to the right, there was a body bag. it was later revealed the victim was bullied and raped, so he commited suicide. It was honestly very scary.
Who ever is sad about their own family or pets just remember they would want u to be happy and stay strong😘😘
Sapphire xox Thank you
montaralaramsp :3 my Cat today.. thank you for this 💞
montaralaramsp :3 I've lost 3 loved ones in the past 4 months. This really helped as two were family and one was my best friends pet that's practically mine
montaralaramsp :3 thank you i miss my pets so much they were family
montaralaramsp : that's what makes us more sad because all they want us to be happy meaning how a nice of a person they were
On October 20, 2010 my mom asked my dad for a divorce because things had been pretty rough at home. After about an hour of my dad throwing my moms things and pushing her down the stairs, he shot her in the back as she was running away from him and then returned the gun to his head and ended his own life. I didn't personally witness it but my older sister did. She held my mom while she suffered to take her last breath. I was in the bedroom below them and hearing everything was traumatizing enough, I don't even know how my sister lives. I pray for everyone who has ever lost anyone close to them. Death is the hardest thing anyone ever has to go through. God bless you all.
Thanks i had my crush die from being hit by a car it was at 10pm on Friday last August I wished I would of saved him 😥
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Omg I'm so sorry that sounds terrible
I'm sorry but I find that very hard to believe.
+Samira Ali why are you questioning her were you there? no
My uncle owned a gas station in mississippi, so during the summer we went to go visit them, I went with my uncle and aunt to the gas station because they had to collect something, i think it was money to go to the bank, they told me that i would get any candy i want, and while i was picking out the candy i wanted (this was like 5 years ago, im 14 now) a man came inside the store and complained that his gas wasn't pumping, so i walked next to my aunt who was looking out the window while my uncle went outside to try and see why the gas wasn't pumping. Then the man pulled out a gun and demanded my uncle to drop all his belongings, the employee at the gas station called the police but was too late because when my uncle dropped all his belongings he was shot in the head. I witnessed my uncle get shot in the head and robbed at the age of 9. Rest in Peace to all of your passed loved ones and to my uncle.
+Annabelle G Really? You think this is appropriate now?
She means lots of love btw
+Annabelle G what is wrong with you?
I am so sorry
+Annabelle G are you heartless?
One of my best friend died from a car accident and it was so sudden. One day she was here with me at school and the next day they are just gone... not just for a day but forever.
NightMime The same thing happened with my friend except he died because of a train accident.
Im sorry. How are you feeling now?
If my mom dies I'd be crying river and be emotionally scared
trust me! i know you will make a BIG RIVER, just like me..
If?
Bud I'm sorry but it's going to happen eventually everything dies, it's Gods plan
yeah, dont take her for granted 😔
God damnit now you just make me wanna be with My mom fovever......
Hearing about little kids deaths make me so so so emotional because I have a little brother and the log one about the little brother is making me cry so much help
I don't feel anything 😐
+juvia fullbuster you need help
+juvia fullbuster yeah, because the death of a boy is nothing compared to deaths in Naruto -__-
+Dough Wolf hahahahhaha rekkktt but anyways i don't want to make jokes its not the moment i agree with you
same im so sad rn just thinking if one day my cat will die, all of my passwords are names of my cat and if one day he dies it will just be sad for me to keep logging in with that password
The little boy, gosh.
+Jay Ryan why would you say "lol" to a tragic little boys death? please be respectful when talking about peoples lives.
+Jay Ryan u have no heart
+Jay Ryan it was a little boy, have some empathy, will you?
+Jay Ryan u don't just add "lol" when someone mentions death u know
+Jay Ryan Yes, People do Die. But when they die it is nothing to laugh at. If a person that you knew dearly died, I wouldn't think that you would be at the Funeral laughing. I don't think that You would laugh at their death. Once they die , they're gone. They're not coming backend to laugh at that is just a Jerk move. So, When Someone dies I don't Expect you to be laughing at them like it's a Joke , Because it's not.
Go hug your family bc you never know what might happen 💜
Katie Latie so true :'(
Isnt it better to distance yourself from them instead so you won't have to deal with the pain?
Alma Swatek but then you'll regret not having a close relationship with them
Alex Ramirez If you dont care about them in the first place, you wont regret anything.
Katie Latie your scaring me...
I saw a man jump off a building and kill himself. It breaks my heart to this day that I couldn't save him.
Sorry to hear that. You sound like a good person. Peace out.
Thanks for your support.
Yeah, I was sitting in the back of a bus, thinking in my head, *Don't do it, you're worth more than you know...*
Sophia P It's ok, there was nothing you could have done, god bless you. I'm sure, even though he didn't know you personally, he is thinking about you in heaven.
I'm very fortunate to have never had to witness the horrible scene of someone actually dying right in front of me 🙏🏼
Same, and only 2 of my close family members have died when I was alive, my nana when I was 2 and my great uncle when I was 6
your lucky... its the most horrific thing ever...
With older people ive experienced passing away, their death was peacefull, hard to take at the time but when you see them smile and finally not be in pain (had cancer) it can be a relief in some reapects.
+Megan Tunnicliffe I'm very sorry that happened 😞. I've only had one close family member die. It was my cousin last year a week before Christmas.
+stevinie7free that's true. Every week when someone calls there's usually a "hey did you hear that____ died?" When my mom answers. They don't really tell me that lol
To everyone who witnessed the death of a loved one: I am so sorry that you had to go through something that traumatizing. Stay strong.
Sure thanks
I still remember it, it doesn't go away.
+Reckless Rhino I don't know what you mean by that. My dad died in a freak accident, while my whole family watched. I stood by as he drowned. Are you accusing everyone of this? Sure, people die of old age, but it's still traumatizing to see.
You are 100% right
+Ligaya Chinn
dont you mean...
stay -determined-?
My dad has been there for 3 deaths of family members (all of old age) so my nanny made a joke about him being the grim reaper and he laughed but later that night I found him tearful cuddling an old toy while lying in bed. I was 11 and talked to him about it the next day and he just burst into tears.
That's sweet of you to have the courage to talk to him about it. Its quite jarring to see a parent truly cry. When I was six I laughed at my Dad while he was on the phone because I thought he was fake crying for a joke or something because I've never heard him sob before. Turns out he had just found out one of his older brothers (who was an identical twin to my still living uncle) suddenly died. It was initially assumed it was a car crash but we think it might have been a sudden brain anyerism. I've always felt guilty about that
My girlfriend watched her best friend die. When she was 7, they were both in the bath together, when they came out, her friend was paralysed.
Last year, May23rd, she died in the arms of my girlfriend.
RIP. Leyla
That's on my birthday.... :( It's sad how people die.... Just imagine.... While your celebrating you being born and living. Others are crying, because they lost a loved one.
That's terrible. Sorry for her loss
I'm only going to take showers now.
May 23rd is my birthday...
Why did she become paralyzed
So, my brother and my dad got into a huge argument which led to my brother trying to kill my dad with a knife. I called the police, hysterically crying as I waited, while watching my brother trying to kill my dad. There was this moment where my brother had kind of forced my dad to the counter, my brother behind him, and he kept lifting his arm and forcing it down. I thought he had killed my dad. I saw blood, so I assumed he had. My heart had stopped beating and I was just in so much shock. I started to scream, "What have you done" through my incoherent cries, and I was so scared. When my dad started to move again as he tried to fight off my brother, I was so relieved, I cried even harder. My dad's still alive but I still remember the exact moments of seeing that.
Jay Ryan I did, but I was 10 and I can't fight off a 20 year old with a knife
Jay Ryan I did call the cops, and my dad was the one who urged me to do it. He didn't stop.
+PandasimAttacks just ignore this numbskull, they have replied to a few comments with this insensitive crap. You did the best you could do. I'm so happy your father is still alive and I hope your brother gets the help he needs.
331LiveloveLaugh Sarah Long Thank you.
+PandasimAttacks lol Jay is a poor little guy who wants a little attention by commenting things that might cause arguement. forget about that loser
I know it's not quite the same, but my dog had cancer and I didn't even know until after she died. I was 12, & I was playing with her in my living room and she just fell over and I went to pick her up, and she started having spasms (went into cardiac arrest) and she died in my arms. I'm now 16 and I still get nightmares about it. I miss her so much, she was my best friend.
I feel so bad for you... I love my dog so much! And this made me cry even more then the rest of the comments... R.I.P
sorry for your loss :(
Man i also have a dog. I cant imagine how it must be if your dog just dies while playing :( Sorry for your loss.
Jess Oakley my piglet died in My arms too, she ate copper my grandma try to give her mouth to mouth but she didn't make it. Then later I got new piglet and 2 years later I go to tell her happy birthday and she was dead... I picked her up and said I love /kissed her and prayed and sang happy birthday one more time.
Jess Oakley sorry this is late but literally this exact same thing happened to me
I clicked on this because I actually did just witness a death. It’s the first day of school and I saw a car hit a women and all 3 of her kids. The children are okay, but the mother,, she passed away. And the worst thing is, is that the mother didn’t get to see her 3,6, and 8 year old graduate school yet. And I actually saw her on Friday all happy with her kids, and now.. the lady is dead. It’s just a horrible thing. My prayers go out to her family
I remember my mom's death. Her cancer had only been in her breast, but it had spread through her body. She was living with her mom, my grandmother, and I also lived with my grandmother. My dad and I were sitting outside, and our house was busy with nurses and family. My grandma came out the front door and called my dad, and I followed. I couldn't see because of all the people, but I remember shouting, and crying, and people repeating, "Please stay with us." My grandpa told me to go back outside, so I did, although I wanted to be with my mom. A few minutes later, my dad came out of the front door, and he just looked at me and I knew. I started bawling, I remember shaking everywhere and I kept telling my dad, "No, this can't be real" and he kept apologizing, saying it was real and that she was gone. People left, and I walked in the house and I regretted going in because I could barely take seeing that. My mom wasn't there. I could feel the emptiness as I took the stuffed moose I gave her out of her lifeless hands. I remember I had calmed down, but I was still crying. The funeral home people came in and just threw her body in a bag carelessly, and I hated it. I had a lot of built up hatred. I hated my friends for having an alive mom and a caring dad, since my dad abandoned me shortly after my mom's funeral. And most importantly, I remember a few days before she passed away, she reached for my hand and very quietly, said, "My baby girl." Although she was confused from all the pain medication, she knew a few things still. I was only 9.
It's been almost 4 years, Momma. I love and miss you so much.
You're amazing and so strong, i'm sorry for your loss x
Omg, this story, is so much more sad than the video, and more relatable. My mom died almost 9yrs ago, and it was suicide. I drove an hour n a half to see her. She was all drunk on her pain pills but I hung around. At the end of the night I was gunna leave her sleeping in her chair, but she woke when I was leaving. She said"baby, u leavin?" I said yeah, she said"you know I love u right?" I scoffed n said yeah, I love u too, n left. When I got home(hour n a half later) I saw I had 8 vmails frm my sis, suffice it to say, mom was gone before I got back. My last image of her: in a body bag, tube down her throat, n her gorgeous blue grey eyes open and lifeless..I concur your statement: I love u mama, I will forever miss u everyday..xoxoxo
My mum died of cancer too. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Kyra Broyles I love this comment section all the confessions must feel good
this made me cry so hard. im so sorry for your loss :(
When I was in year 6 me and my sister would walk to school every morning like we did from years 4 to 12. She's a few years older than me. This adorable cat would always walk with us to school, until one day it walked into the road and got hit by a van, less than a meter away from me. I saw it happen. I saw and heard so much. Me and my sister, ages 11 and like 15 just stood crying and screaming instantly. The car didn't stop. It just kept going. The cat was bleeding out and spasming in the road, it was truly horrendous. We didn't know what to do- we couldn't stop it- we didn't want to look we walked down the street a tiny bit as a mother driving her kids to school pulled over right away to see if we were ok and she kindly pulled the cat to the side of the road and said she was so sorry to us. We sat on the corner of the street as kids and cars we recognized drove down the other street to my school, having no idea of what had just happened. We went home and spent the day crying.
Even an animals death can be traumatizing, however because of this incident my sister now trains to be a vet. It's not exactly the same as the stories in this video, but it hurt so much. We had loved and known that cat so long. I hope everyone can learn from trauma if you are as unfortunate to experience any. Does anyone have any stories they'd like to share either?
+Aubrey Caulfield Just before new years, I helped bury what was essentially my wife and my cat, though, kind of also my mother-in-law's cat, and brother-in-law's cat... it was the house's cat. It got hit in the middle of the street right in front of the house, my mother-in-law had just been away for like 10-15 minutes at the dollar store near the house and then the cat was dead in the street. The blood stains just stayed there in from of the house until it finally rained many days later.
+Leif Peterson I'm so sorry. 💕 I hope your kitty rests in peace. Oh gosh the blood in the road. I remember that for like a month we walked on the other side of the road because originally the blood scared and upset us, and then we were just to scared to walk on that side of the road for a very long time.
NO! I know I'm kind of a bad person when I say this, but this is the only story that made me cry in all of the comments here... I love cats so much, and the image I conjured in my mind just made me cry... I'm so sorry you had to witness this. Rest in peace, little kitty. 💖💖💖
I'm sorry you had to witness that, and I'm sorry that people are arguing in the replies. I wish we could all coexist in harmony, but I guess we're human so that won't happen until we all get to heaven... Or whatever you may believe in.
I watched a city get bombed,my city...
lots of death
Which city?
+Squido101 Rocks Beograd I guess. And I think I know why, being the pleader -_- This war should never have happened :P
Squido101 Rocks Belgrade
+estomnetempus k thx
Yeah,the Kosovo War
I saw my mum die and then it was the worst and I am only 12
Shelby Skelton what happened?
Sorry...
What happened?
oh my god I'm sorry
Dw its the same for me 😫
I got a story... I was 5 at the time of my uncle's death... I use to live with my uncle and aunt with my mom and my uncle was babysitting me... I went into the room to ask him if he could cook something for me so he cooked me some eggs I asked him if he was going to make some eggs for himself... I didnt know he had colesteral *sorry if i didnt spell that right* he made some for himself as well to make me happy... after he finished he said he was going to get some rest... almost an hour passes by and my aunt came home she asked where he was I told her he was in bed... she went into the room she tried waking him up he didnt... she called a doctor and he said... he's gone... the last moment I saw him that day was when priest were carrying him away...he was like a father to me because I didnt have a dad... Im 16 now and to this day I remember him being carried away... and it really breaks my heart cuz I always feel like it was my fault he died and that I never got to know him well....
DabGirl 15 I'm sorry to hear that, and just remember that it was never your fault.
DabGirl 15 im so sorry to hear that. just know that he is at somewhere happy and this is a challenge of life that takes time to overcome. it wont change the fact but it will make you stronger :)
DabGirl 15 I'm so sorry..your story breaks my heart..hope he is happy in heaven now
You can see him again, girly. God Bless you all. ❤️
Grismo 17 he had high blood cholesterol? Sorry I'm a bit confused
February 23, 2015. I had been sick and stayed home from school and went back to bed and I was woken up to my mom yelling from the front door that something was wrong with Papa. he had come to our house to take my little sisters to school because my mom was in a car accident a few weeks prior. After I woke up and went outside (it was -10 F and snowing outside) I had to call my uncle and tell him papa was dying and I had to watch my mom call 911 and start performing cpr on him as she's a nurse. She was on the phone and I was just standing there watching. After about 5 minutes my mom felt his pulse again and said it was getting fainter and fainter so she showed me where to keep my fingers and feel his heartbeat. After about another 2 minutes of his faint pulses I didn't feel it anymore and my papa had passed away as I had my hand on his neck feeling his pulse. I still cry over it and I still haven't gotten the picture of him dying and his dead corpse out of my mind.
+Kearra Kaufman what happened to him? and im so sorry
I'm so sorry you had to witness that
+Jay R He had a heart attack.
+Diana Bianchin Thank and I do try and remember all the good memories but sometimes it's too much and I think about it.
+Kearra Kaufman thank you*
I think the worst was at 2:27 because she probably feels responsible for it
I saw my great-grandma die in front of me soon before christmas. She was screaming of her pain sometimes and she was soon before she dies. She died of the heart attack following all that scream and everything and i couldn't do anything else than look at her, knowing i was paralyzed by the fact of being scared. My great-grandma had 92 years old when she passed away: she was a courageous woman who was nurse during ww2, was for french resistance, survived hard times of economic crisis, etc. She was my idole.
If she can read my message, i swear to god great-grandma, i love you, i hope you won't ever feel that pain, rest in peace, i really miss you...
I had an aunt, and she had a 14 year old daughter, 11 year old daughter, and 2 twins age 3(all girls). She loved them to death, then one day she was diagnosed with Breast cancer. My mom went to visit her for 2 weeks(note that my aunt lives out of my state so I couldn't visit her) After 2 weeks she was still in the hospital bed, and my mom had to come home. A week later we got a call saying that she passed away. My uncle was heart broken, and my mom was devastated. I myself cried just of the thought of what would happen to my cousins. my uncle would still have to work to get his money for the family. The twins were watched over by my uncles friend, but my cousin had to watch them over after school. After school let out, we went to go visit them. As soon as we got there, we saw the twins. You know what they said? I started to cry as soon as they said it, they said "Did you bring mommy home?"
OMG SO SAD
+FifaScorer this is probably one of the saddest ones in this entire comment section
I am so sorry.. I know it won't help but I just wanted to say good luck to you and your cousins and uncle
Thats so sad. Im crying 😔😔😪
OMG!!!!!!!!!! Poor you!!!!! I can't even begin to imagine what you felt when the twins asked you that!!!
I hold my Grandpa's hand as he was having a heart attack. He told me as he was dying that he was dying and death comes to all and is natural. He also told me not to cry and if he saw me crying he would haunt me forever. It's been a long time since I remembered him.I remember when it was the daY to burn his body everybody was crying except me. But now only I know what he truly meant. Death is a part of our life no matter what someone you love is gonna die someday.
Sad Sad world we live in. Born live die and be forgotten.
Your grandpa was a wise man. Bless you.
Damn he told you he'd haunt you? Not very nice
This brings me to tears as my grand mother said do not cry and I did...
+Rogue Monk, so you forgot your grandpa?
What did Buzzfeed do? Remind you that we all die?
My uncle died today. He had a sudden heart attack. To everyone grieving right now: We will stay strong no matter what.
The worst one was about the little boy because he was probably to young to actually live life.
Swood how did he explode?
Swood explode?
I witnessed a death and i feel for anyone else who has witnessed one as it's an image that just haunts you forever
true
AFKnoob it depends who dies. if Donald Trump die then no we all gonna be Happy
+SupremeKinq Erhrethtr stop making sad moments into jokes and politics because this is serious.
CuddlyBear Gaming who said i was joking
+SupremeKinq Erhrethtr Donald trump is a joke talking about the politics and things is just rude and cruel to implement into a sad and moving moment.
I witnessed the death of my faith I used to have in this world.
+YoungBooOY That's perfectly normal. It's called adulthood.
I lost faith in the world the moment I was born.
I always heard little whispers in my ears after that, saying 'give me one more chance'
christopher brennan Oh, well unless you've experienced a lot of trauma and are suffering from depression and post traumatic stress, I'd say you're still good. ;) If you've been through/are going through something like that, then I'm sorry... but you're not alone.
it's become impossible to restore my faith in humanity
+FromDkWithLove Losing your faith in this world at your adulthood is extremely childhood. This is exactly why this world has so many problems, you shouldn't give up hope. Maybe if we all combined our strength we could make a difference. This is also why there's so much pollution, we all follow the same ideology "I don't care, i will be dead by then".
Okay so this is NOTHING compared to these stories I know but I witnessed my dog biting my kitten to death when I was very young. I was sitting outside and all of a sudden I heard my sister shouting at my dog so I ran inside to see what was going on and my kitten that had only been with us for a few weeks was inside his mouth. I remember trying to pull him out and I was covered in blood. When I finally managed to pull him out I ran outside and was completely in shock, I started grabbing hands full of gravel and throwing them around aimlessly. I was screaming so hard that my neighbors from across the street came to look at what was going on. I can't even imagine how terrible it must feel to lose a person that is important to you, I feel so much empathy for people that have gone through something like that, they're incredibly strong.
Any death of any kind is sad. Its okay to feel sad
Floor Vaartjes I'm sorry that happened to you and your kitty. I've witnessed animal deaths as a child and it's traumatic.
I witnessed the same thing only the cat was 8 years old or so
Floor Vaartjes I'm sorry. That had to have been traumatizing
this gave me flashbacks to when my aunt was decapitated in a car accident, i was in the car
Oh my goodness so sorry you had to witness that. I hope you are well.
I witnessed quite a few of my family members pass away and for the longest time I grieved, but fortunately now, I've learned that I should remember them for all the *amazing* times they gave me, and remember them for what *amazing* people they were, and remember how lucky I was to have been able to meet such *amazing* people... I hope everyone's loved ones that passed away are resting in peace now... :)
Love you dude
Peace?
Hytherdel Thank you, your love is very appreciated :)
Jordan Tucker Sorry, thank you for the correction, edited :)
+Graphic Design Guy That's quite a positive way to look at it
How did I end up here... I was watching big men meeting tiny kittens :(
LOL
Buzz feed that's why
Sigh buzzfeed does that
+ItsKatiexx How did you end up here... What are you doing
Same
I have adopted two dogs at once one year. One day, I was walking my French bulldog, creme, (I always name my dogs are food, don't question me) on the sidewalk of a busy road. Creme decided she wanted to go across the road, but a semi was driving along. I tugged on her leash, but Creme was a strong dog, so she ran into the street. The semi was getting closer and it ran Creme over. When the truck passed, I looked at Creme. Her whole body was a lump of fur, crushed bones, blood, and flesh. We took her home and hurried her in my backyard. R.I.P. Creme Coffee (Coffee is her middle name). That happened when I was 12 and now I'm 13. I still cry about it.
*Buried
Smol Angry Muffin it's okay I name my dogs after candy and sweets.
A Grammar Nazi haha that's what you get for being a grammar Nazi
mr papaya you are a disgusting human being, and know one laughed at your comment, you sick child.
Last year my dog cookie (now my sisters) had a litter of puppies and there were 3 we had a list of around like 20 different names (all sweets) and the three we chose were Vanilla (cause she was white), Ferrero)(because he was brown with a black stripe on his back), and Nutella (same reason) so one day when I got home from school and I wanted to play with the three of them so I found Vanilla and Ferrero but couldn't find Nutella, so I looked for about 30 minutes I found him and I found him dead under a stack of brick tiles leaning against my house and he was dead because he couldn't get out of the space and suffocated. I then sat down and cried and he was my favorite.
R. I. P.
Nutella
April-August
I'm sorry for your loss, Nutella sounds like a beautiful baby. I lost my puppy Cadence at around age 10 and seeing her dead body the next day shook me to my core in ways I couldn't explain so I never did. It still hurts to even hear her name 10 years later and it's taken me this long to realize that's not normal or healthy. I'm wondering what the aftermath of that experience was/is like for you? Thank you for sharing your story.
Try working in a hospital. I have seen mothers, brothers, children, and the list goes on. Even though I have seen many deaths, each one doesn't get easier either. I saw a little boy die in his parents arms while he was getting radiation treatments. I can still remember their faces.
im really sorry, i know its your job but it still must be painful
I'm just curious about the protocol for dealing with death in a hospital setting. Are you allowed to show remorse or do you have to continue to work as if that's just routine. Are displays of emotion from medical personnel frowned upon?
+WOWmaniac665 They sometimes show remorse, but the dirtbags don't. When cancer killed my uncle, many people had shown remorse.
i wish natural selection was still in practice so these cancerous scum can get radiation treatment when they die as an infant.
+Hailey Cassidy calling them dirt bags might be a bit extreme. A lot of medical professionals become emotionally muted while working in hospitals for years. This is necessary or they would all go mad
I can't watch this. I can't watch this. I can't watch this. I can't watch this. I can't watch this I can't watch this I cannot watch this.
Don't watch it if you can't
Iwillnotcryiwillnotcryiwillnotcry------WWWWAAAAAAHHHHHHH
Attention seeking much?
+Cherryl Clifford Can you not?
+Cherryl Clifford stop talking about yourself
When I was 12 I witnessed the death of my best friend- Me and her were walking when we had to cross main street and a car didn't see her and they hit her But it was her mom's birthday, she couldn't stop crying and it just broke my heart thinking about that the day she was born was the day her daughter was going to die.
+Shaylee Okeymow That's tragic. I hope her mom found peace, eventually.
You are amazing
I'm so sorry and its so Sad 😔
This made me cry. I am so sorry please stay strong I feel you.
Shaylee Okeymow I'm so sorry ❤❤
I was in a similar situation. My mother has always had a number of conditions, she had always trained me what to do if the worst ever came to happen. I never thought I would use any of that information. One day I was in the store with my mother as a child, when she told the cashier that she was about to faint. I rushed to grab her a wheelchair and got her in it just in time. She was still conscious, but unable to stand. I took her to the pharmacy part of the store, and they begun to take care of her. She then had a grand-mal seizure, and after the seizure had stopped, she stopped breathing, and her eyes glazed over. I legitimately thought she was dead. She woke up a little while later, somewhat responding. She nearly died three times on the way too the hospital, and once more in the emergency room. She is fine now, but the sound of sirens always gives me anxiety. There is nothing more upsetting than sitting in the front of the ambulance, turned around, watching your mother nearly die over and over, and not being able to do a thing, and having to keep your composure. Love your family, because you never know when you are gonna lose them. Sometimes, there is no warning.
I know this is an awful subject, I REALLY feel for you, however, I don't think the death of a 90 year old man in a hospital and all his family sounds as traumatic or heartbreaking as the death of that girl's brother
+isaac leon This video isn't a competition of who witnessed the most traumatic death
+akatsukiio artist Of course that's not the point, I'm just sayin'
I know what u mean, dying at a old age is natural but very sad but in a way dying of young age is worse, you havn't even lived your life yet
In all due respect you can not really put a claim up that certain deaths are as effective in causing pain than others. that depends on the person who has lost someone.
Of course they are two very different situations, but I think they wanted to show several different perspectives in order to help as many people as possible feel less alone in their experiences.
i didnt watch it happen but my bff hung herself 2 years ago... idk why... but she did.. 😣😭
avery Myers i'm sorry..
avery Myers my bff killed herself too. Bad times
Aw don't say that. I would love to be your friend
itsme Emma that's ok. I don't get close to anyone after my mates killed herself but it's nice to have people to be friendly with and chat about nice things. but ok, no worries
avery Myers I'm soo sorry🤧
I witnessed the death of my identical twin sister when I was 12
Sorry.
I'm so sorry
Wow, I'm truly sorry. My sister died in my arms, so I know how tough it is to see someone you love take their last breath.
That's rough... Mostly sad but still 😭
im so sorry. :'(
My bird died earlier this year. I know it's not as serious but I have serious trust issues so he was the only thing I could trust. I remember him chirping a lot. But he always did that so I dismissed it as normal. Then he hit the side of his cage and fell, making a noise that sounded like a puppy. I ran over to his cage and tried to calm him down. I said his name several times and he stopped breathing. I screamed and my mom came in. She didn't know why I was so upset. I am still not over it because my parents keep telling me that i could've saved him and that he was just a stupid bird. Even if he was a stupid bird, he was the only thing I could trust. Sorry for telling you guys this. But I need to tell someone.
Archiva I have two budgies and I can’t imagine loosing them. They’re so much more then stupid birds, To me they’re kind of like friends and, I know it sounds weird but I felt like I could tell my birds anything and they’d listen. I’m so sorry.
❤️
Archiva I had the same experience with my tortoise
Archiva Sane when my parakeet died my parents blamed me and said I could be taken better of him. Ok so one day the parkeets name is mj btw, I took mj to my grandma because my grandma loves birds. When we came back (not even 2 days later) she was like "Oh yeah, he went missing" Like what?! She was so calm to! And my parents just blamed me. Do you think it was my fault?
Chelsea Balderas it doesn't sound like it was your fault, but did it go missing or did it die? Cause if it just flew away then there's still a possibility of it being alive.
I'm so scared of losing my mom
Abrelya Ferrante why?
Abrelya Ferrante I hope she's ok, god bless
tatumcat1 Why? Because your mom brought you to this world. Your mom is there for you when you're sad,sick and even happy.
I hate everything I meant like why are you so scared like is she sick or.....?
Abrelya Ferrante same I'm scared of loosing anyone that is very close to me I'm crying right now because of this
that log thing... I cried for a long time.
it's so sad, oh my god
when I was 10 my papaw died. I didn't see it but I did see him after. I broke down and cried for about 20-30 minutes before hand so I didn't shed a tear during the actul service because I had cried myself out. But it started POURING rain , and I am far from superstitious, but how the rain stoped right as he was burried kinda made me feel like the world was crying for the loss of such a wonderful, kind, strong, intellegent man. Rip papaw Donnie.
About a month ago, a few days after New Years actually, me and my brother were fighting and please take note that at that time I was 13, right now i'm 14 since my birthday was 3 days ago. But So I was going to brush my teeth and while I was walking I stopped and I saw my older brother and my dad run outside and tell my mom and uncle, "MOM I THINK SOMETHINGS WRONG WITH GRANDMA!!!" And after that I heard screaming and crying and so I just stood there as my parents and uncle and brother ran inside my grandmas room (We lived together) and just my younger brother told me to go back inside the room and he tried grabbing my arm and began pulling me in but I just kept screaming, "NO WAIT!" and then my dad came into the hallway and told us to go inside the room. Around 2 minutes later, my dad walked in, sat down and told me that my grandma had just passed away. Just those shrieks and screaming of my aunt screaming and crying just, i can't forget and i'm crying right now because before my birthday, I walked by my grandmas picture and just ran into my room and began crying, knowing that my grandma isn't gonna be here for my birthday, and I miss her and I love her. I'm crying writing this but, I just want her to be happy in heaven...
R.I.P Lola Rishel
hope I never witness a death must be very scary and sad.
Everybody is gonna die like it or not. Everybody is also gonna witness death.
+Jordan Graziani same
+Jordan Graziani Lets be honest, the odds of you witnessing someone's death is EXTREMELY high. Unless you isolate yourself from the rest of the world, you're gonna witness a death at one point, unless you yourself die before that happens.
You'll have to witness your own
+Modern Modesty makes no sense
I witnessed the death of my great grandma, one day, 4 years ago, we went to visit her at the nursing home and she wouldn't wake up. My mom was working at the nursing home at the time and she checked up on her and said "She's breathing, but I don't know how long for." And that her breathing patterns were different. I stood there with my sister, my grandma and we all started balling. It traumatized me when I heard the sound of her monitor just go flat and then that's when I head her last breath. I instantly fell on the floor and I still remember the room number. We haven't been to that nursing home dice and my mom quit.
She had been fighting cancer for 5 years and died at age 76
Her name was Claire
Gay Overlord I am so sorry for you loss. Rest In Peace. She is in a better place and she is in peace.
Gay Overlord This is so so sad and it scares me, because, I have a very very old great grandma who lives in a nursing home. My grandpa takes me and my siblings to see her all the time. I'm very close to her and I'm afraid this will happen one day. ;( also hi phandom:)
For a year, I witnessed my grandfather become so sick and frail from lung and brain cancer, until he couldn't handle it anymore. He was in the hospital for.. God, 3 months back and forth, and it only got worse.
The last time I got to see him was two days before his death(Wednesday). I was 8, and I was looking at him, sleeping. Immediately, he woke up, coughing up blood into his breathing mask, and his HR and HM going faster through the monitors. My parents carried me out of the room, and set me in a meeting room, with my uncles and aunt.
The next day at school, I decided to make a get well card for him. When I came home, my mom told me she couldn't wait to give it to him...
Friday morning came, and I went to school, knowing my mom would give him the card when she visited that day.
Turns out that visit was an emergency call. He died 3 minutes before my mom got into his room.
He never got his card, and I never got the chance to say "I love you" one final time.
😞
So please, never take time with your family for granted. You never know when anything will happen, and you'll regret the times you didn't spend.
He was my last living grandfather, and both died the same way, at different times. If I could go back and do something, just for an extra 3 minutes for my mom, I'd do it..
Please please PLEASE love your family with all your heart. You have no idea what it could do..
+Lisa Pav
+Lisa Pav this is so true. my family has had a very hard life, lots of loss, and that is one thing I always grew up with. you never know when something might happen so you make every moment you can count.
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I have a similar thing with my great granddad. I sent him a get well soon card saying I hope to see you soon. He saw it days before he died but I never got to see him again. I will see him again I know that. Soon...
The little brother one made me sob and think about how grateful I am about my 2 little brothers
A week after my birthday my three year old lab died of lymphoma. I know this doesn't compare to people who's families died but she was family. She was like my baby and I felt more grief than when my grandpa died because unlike human relationships, my dog's love was unconditional. I really miss her. The doctors said she was too young. I love her. She was my child.
On July 23, 2016 I Saw My Grandfather pass away... I was in the room with my family...He passed away due to cancer and I get pissed knowing there is such a thing in the world. Who knows how I feel for any family member that has passed away cause of cancer?
Cuban Coconut my Grandpa also passed because of cancer and I miss him a lot and I just want u to know that my Grandpa and your Grandpa are both in a better place now and they aren't in any pain
Caroline M 😀🙂😐😕😔
Cuban Coconut My Great Grandma passed because she had Brain Cancer, Breast Cancer, And lung cancer
Same happened to me, except I guided him on his journey to eternal life on Jan 20 ❤️
My grandfather passed of lung cancer which was horrific to see at 16 then in 2014 my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer she had to have a double mastectomy and chemo but thankfully is still alive to see my kids (10 and 14) grow up! It's an awful thing to go through but it's made us much stronger! We very nearly lost her in February too the Drs said she wouldn't make it through the night and to say our goodbyes (due to copd and kidney failure) but yet again she pulled through! The Drs were amazed but I must admit I'm still quite traumatised after everything we've been through! Think I need some counselling or something to get over it all! Cancer terrifies me it's a horrible disease so cruel xx
I watched my mon die two years ago after a long battle with breast cancer. I was just 15 at the time and had no idea what would happen in my life afterward or how much would change. It was a very painful, horrible, yet slightly peaceful sight because I knew she had finally reached the end of her struggle.....her last week alive is still something I will never forget. She had become a complete shell of a human being after the cancer spread, she couldn't talk or even think reasonably. Those days for her must have all been a complete blur.......
Bless you, and good job for being so strong as to tell your story
I'm going through pretty much the exact same thing with my mom right now. When you see someone who's in the process of going into the next world, you realise just how much of a shell the body really is. I can still see her in there sometimes, and that almost makes me cry more than anything, to know what she's had to go through . . . But I think it is mostly a blur right now, and she's sleeping most of the time anyway. I just hope the end is as painless as possible.
+Drunken Pirate I hope you feel better soon. x
I am so sorry. I can't imagine losing my mom and I feel so sorry for you.
I'm terribly sorry
people will say that the “old people dying of old age” one isn’t sad but like,, my grandmom was on home hospice for a year before she passed from a brain tumour. i was only 11 at the time, and when you’re young it really does screw with you. especially for me since my father was never in my life and my mother was always away at work it was like losing a second mother. you never know how badly someone has it, so i wouldn’t dictate what stories are real and fake here. sure, some could be made up for attention but it’s the internet. you never really know.
a year ago I saw my dad slowly die of cancer and a month before he passed away I witnessed my mother die of a haemorrhage. It is still the hardest thing in my life and it feels like I cannot be a teenager anymore. You become so unstable that the simple things become the hardest. But im still here and fighting and im so proud to say that I am still going on! And that goes to anyone who has ever lost someone they love or cared about! Nothing compares than fighting on through life!
Last October, weeks before my birthday, we learned that my cat had pancreatic cancer. It explained a lot that I won't get into. My dad didn't like cats but he loved him with all his heart. My dad was on a business trip when we found out though, and my cat was in so much pain at that point because we found out so late that we had to put him down four days after the diagnosis. My dad couldn't be home to see his best friend and say goodbye.
Two years ago, a day after Christmas, my family decided to put our dog down because he was 15 years old, older than me at the time, and under a lot of pain due to arthritis and a lot of anxiety that we could not control. We had had him since he was 6 months old, longer than I had been alive.
I stayed in the vet room until each of them passed, and even longer to say goodbye. You could see their souls leaving their body. Their eyes glossed over and a kind of warmth left their body. Not literal warmth--the sort of comfort and welcoming that draws you to a pet. We lost both of them within 10 months and we still miss them dearly. Their pictures are in our dining room. Several of my family members have had dreams with both of them in the dream--even family that does not live in my house. Our other pets weren't even the same afterward. My cat, who lived with both my late dog and cat since she was a baby, never acted the same way after my cat passed. He was much older than her but he would always let her play with him despite being tired and she laid with him most nights when they slept. She's much more vocal to me now, but more reserved from everyone else. I think she's still grieving 14 months later.
epickitty58 thank you for sharing I know how terrible it is to lose a pet and it makes me sad when people try to say that you shouldn't be sad because they're just an animal. I recently had to put my dog down that had been with me for 13 years and I know what you're describing when they finally let go. I hope our animals are at peace and happy in some form of animal afterlife or heaven or even coming back to us in another pet. 💖
Jordan the Shitlord thank you for sharing the loss of your cat and dog. my heart goes out to you. I also lost many pets close in time. I wish it had been me and not them. I am sick with seeing them sick...and they did not get better but got worse and I know now they were dying. they were weak...all 3 of them. for the first time I saw what death looks like....and weakness is part of it. I wish I were dead to see them. life is not fun any more. I long to hear their voices and touch their fur. where are they now?
Im so sorry...i shadow at a vet clinic and have to put down some of the animals and i have witnessed animals die in their owners arms...its a tough job
All I can say is you did the right thing. They were in pain it would be crueller to of kept them alive xx
Jordan the Shitlord so glad you shared this I have a very small family and we don't experience death as often as we should we mostly have pets and I cried 2days straight when one of my rabbits had to be of down, I loved him so much but I didn't really play with him so after his death I had and still have guilt for it. I wish I could have seen him for the last time but i couldnt, love you Bob and still miss you lots pat is fine, love you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I didn't witness it but my best friend's little brother fell out of a sixth story window and died on impact. She's always been very squeamish and never opened up about it but one night she said that she had looked down after he fell and she knew she shouldn't have. She hadn't cried then, just screamed, but she broke down and made me cry because it's hard to see ones you love in so much pain and you really want to help but you can't do anything. She had watched her brother fall and was helpless. He was 8 years old
I am so sorry for anyone who ever had to witness someone die. It can be extremely traumatizing, just remember, anyone who has been able to be happy again or live a normal life again after witnessing death, you are extremely extremely strong.
+Kaylin Au
So, I'm not on the verge of tears very often whatsoever (The last time I actually cried was around August of last year). And then I read the last sentence. I was staring at my ceiling, trying as hard as possible to not let my mascara run. No one should have to go through that.
+OMG is her name summer?
Ben Murphy no her name's Janie
Okay other then people,
My mum had a horse since she was 13, it was her entire life and that horse was everything to here.
She had experienced competitions, freedom, ridden for a while 3 hours to visit my cousins and became best friends with this animal.
She was a dappled grey named Lilly, and she would blow you away. She was a tease and yet so gentle and competitive. My mums attitude in a animal.
Then I was born, and she became my best friend. My mum got too old to ride so I rode her instead.
when I turned 11, I was outside with my mum when she had some sort of spasm. I watched in tears as she fell to the ground from having another stroke and my mother got to hold her head in her lap crying till the vet came.
That was her best friend.
She had to be put down, and my mum didn't wanna be there to see it but she had too because without her there Lilly would kick and whinny cause she knew what was happening.
So she died with my mother holding her head. I was in tears it was so upsetting to me.
Omg I'm crying this is so sad.
Same and I'm not that emotional. The little boy one with the logs got to me though.
+AyyeitzAnnie I don't care.
+Mother Wolf Then why did you comment when you don't care?
ikr it's so sad :'(
I meant that I oddly didn't feel anything for these people.
The story with the little boy being crushed breaks my heart the most. I can imagine a innocent child just waiting for his sister and friend and suddenly getting crushed...
I saw a man get shot in the head, he was alive for a couple seconds after and I was the last thing he saw.
Kella Howlter Omg, I'm so sorry. What happened??
Cool
Summer Over reacting much?
Summer wow anger issues much...
Says they deserve to die on a video about people dying. If anyone is a piece of human trash here it's summer
I witnessed the death of my baby cousin 😭😔❤My whole family was there😭😭he got hit by a car in turkey the sad thing is that I was there to see him in hospital but I wasn't there to be at his funeral 😣I only saw him when I was 8😩😭😭❤
who tf would dislike this?
because it makes them feel not alone if they witnesses a death
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my father died in April...I was the one who found him dead in his bed...I am only 11...
I am so sorry!😭 he is in a better place watching over you
I'm not so sure, he chose drugs over me...
+Emily Paajanen :( so sorry
My papa just died. Your there right papa?
Stay strong
My mom came into my room one day with the phone and she asked me if I wanted to say goodbye to my Uncle Bill, my best friend. I was tearing up and having a panic attack and I said, "I love you, Uncle Bill." and I still remember his weak voice tell me that he loved me too, and he died on the phone with me.
I teared up reading this.
Tina M same
Some how I made it through the video, but I swear when I read ur story I cried.....I'm really sorry for your loss
Thats so sad... It made me cry. I'm sorry for your loss
Beatlemania. Awww I had something similar 😭😭😭
My little sister drove my hamster down a flight of stairs in a remote control car.
SometimesOffensive SometimesNot o my gawd 😂😭😭😭
SometimesOffensive SometimesNot that's so sad but incredibly funny😂 is he ok???
I feel bad for laughing at that. Did the hamster survive?
Did it die?
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Couldn't keep up with each story when there are 3 happening at the same time
oml poot
Yea same
Americans...
+Poot Lovato *sigh*
+Poot Lovato Delete it, fat!
My dad died last week, i was with him holding his hand when his heart stopped😭 i miss him so much, losing a parent is hard, especially at 13😞
So sorry for your loss
I’m so sorry
I witnessed the death of my Fiancée.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that :(..
+Saraa a thank you.
I am so sorry. RIP, stay strong xx
I am so sorry for your loss hope you have a great life
+Reckless Rhino sucks to be a failed abortion doesn't it
In June 2012, my mother was taken into hospital. I still don't know exactly why to this day (I expect it was a burst artery or something), but I was told it was something wrong with her leg. My family had known there was something up with her for about 3 months, but this shocked us. We remained confident, however, but our hope started to fade when she was taken into a local hospice at the end of July. We told ourselves to stay confident that she would come out alright.
August 11th, 2012. I was given a lift down to said hospice to see how she was doing. I found my family and close relatives around her bed. I walked in only to hear my father tell me that she had died only five minutes previously.
R.I.P.
The one with the little boy almost made me cry and the fact she was 10 and how it wasn't just a natural cause
same that was so sad
I watched my dad die. He suffered for seven years with two types of incurable fungal meningitis. I watched his pulse stop, but it didn't hit me that he was gone until a guy from the funeral home his hospice nurse recommended came. My dad had had huge sores on his heels for months, and his meningitis made any touch excruciating. The guy dropped his feet on the gurney... and there was no screaming or cursing. My dad's sun set at exactly 10:30 on July 24, 2014. He and my mom would have been married 21 years on July 25. He died the same day my mom's mom died, 24 years after her.
i'm so sorry about your loss, i really hope you stay strong. Your parents are in a better place now x
I'm so sorry for your loss. And the fact that they died on the exact same day is really rare, but it's so sad.
I'm so sorry I've never seen a death. I hope you have a wonderful life
434 people cried so hard their tears hit the dislike button.
I was right next to my mother when she died if cancer. She had beat cancer two other times and was the strongest person I knew, I was only 11 when it happened. Now I’m 15 and I still think about her each and every day. My prayers go out to these people. ❤️
Dec 24, 2016 I watched my mom pass from bone cancer. It was horrible seeing the pain she was in but yet she only cared that I was o.k. As she went non responsive she slipped me 1 more smile. Do you know how devastating it is to watch your hero gurgling their last breath. Ever since she was diagnosed she only worried about how we were boing to be when she passed, selfless. Then my best friend of almost 20yrs died a week after her. Some guys beat him to death on his way home from work, while on the phone with his wife. He was responsive going into the hospital but they then had to perform emergency surgery. He ended up brain dead and had his tubes pulled and during I final goodbyes he shed a tear befoer he passed. He died on his birthday. All this fairly recent so I'm just here to see how people deal with a loss because honestly, I'm losing my f@#*ing mind.
God bless.Stay strong.But december 24th 2016 hasn't arrived yet.
+David Robinson I'm sorry for your losses, therapy can be a great help for dealing with such intense emotions.
So sorry, it seems like all of us are here to support one another and cope with these losses...
+yekaterina nikolina come on you don't say things like that.
+David Robinson My heart goes out to you. I'm not coping even with the thought of losing my nan or my mother. You are so much stronger than i am.
The story about the little boy being crushed absolutely broke me because I have a little brother and I couldn't bear that.
My friends mom just died... I keep having a nightmare that my mom died. I keep crying because i can't imagine life without her and i know some people don't have a mom and i can't imagine that. without her i don't know what i would do.
I some times have those days where i just cry about someone i love and cant imagine life without them.
My mom, my hero, i always think about it happening and i hate it!
If only we all had peace....But the world isnt simple like that.
I lost my mother when I was about 12. Before then I was like every person, I couldn't even fathom losing someone I loved. It is the worst experience in the world. I would take all the bones in my body breaking than go through that again. After all waking up next to your dead mother isn't a experience any person would like to relive. So I have sympathy for anyone that has lost a parent, no matter what age they are at.
oh my god, thats terible
My mom died 3 years ago. It feels like today. I talk to her often. I call out to empty air, telling her i love her.
I saw a man dying today. I witnessed a fatal head on car accident and I held the mans hand as he was dying. He was only about 25. I can't get it out of my head. I wish I could have saved him but he was too badly injured. It's broken something inside me and I'll never be the same.