Photos Taken Before People’s Death That Show Why You Shouldn’t Take Your Loved Ones For Granted

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[suzyfarnham]

2 months after my little boy died in an accident we found a film roll when cleaning out our offices. The whole film was him at a deer sanctuary feeding the deer...[and eating the food meant for the deer!!] What an unexpected treasure it was. 27 years on the memories still make me cry.

[ssjineon]

As one dying from cancer I want to say this to anyone who is struggling with loss at the moment. We never leave your side, we stay and watch over you. When you cry for us being gone we hold you and wispers "I am still here, and I feel no pain any longer" when we see that you have moved on that is when we move on and await your arrival in paridice. Do not be sad, or angry that we are gone. We have simply gone home and will see you later love. I write this because I am dying, but have meet the love of my life. And I wouldn't want him to be sad when I'm gone. Nither does the one you lost. Amen.

[kiwi]

Life is not measured by the years we live, but how we touch the hearts of those around us. No matter how short or long it is.

[stayyoung]

My brother took his life at age 46. One of the last photos we have is of him in a group shot hiding behind my cousin. He didn’t want to be remembered and it kills me. Little did he know I have so much more memories of him in my mind and heart. He will forever be with me.

[rubygirl]

My mom died at 62 years old and we put a quote from the Wizard of Oz on her head stone.. “A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others” ♥️ so much love to all of you in here. What a beautiful video

[joyelmes]

What made this even sadder was thinking about the people who died during the lockdowns who never got to see their relatives in their last days.

[ixn]

My mom died a week and a half before christmas last year. The last picture that was taken of her was at Disney World a few months before. It was a roller coaster cam of her putting her arms up in the air as we went down the incline. It was special because she was handicapped, so she didn't get to go on many rollercoasters. She was having the time of her life.

[_hopeless_romantic_]

I lost a friend of mine in a car accident a week ago. He was only 19 and always had a smile on his face.💔

[asmrribbit]

Watching this video makes me feel as if I am helping to honor and keep the memory alive of these individuals who were so clearly loved. I may have said my final goodbye to my grandmother today. It may sound weird, but this video was oddly comforting. You don't die until the last person with memories of you dies. Hold your loved ones near, say I love you often and mean it.

[DippyHippie]

I am a hospice nurse! I’ve ushered many many people @ the end of their journey….to wherever they want to go! Its an honor!

[thapelostanley]

My uncle died a few days after Christmas in 2017.The last words I remember him telling me is that he loved me very much, he told me to also not drink or smoke because it is very bad for my health .Not that I am spoiled or anything he told me he will give me everything he ever promised me which was not a lot.He told me to fulfill his wishes which was to see me focusing on my studies and graduate medic school to help those in need.He told me again that he loved me and a few days later I heard he died from a car accident because of drinking and driving.I fell into depression for a few months but I finally mentally slapped myself and told myself that I am going to fulfill his last wishes and that is what I am working on right now.
This all shows you that you should at least make time for your loved ones.
Hope this helped a little🙂

[SnowPink]

The last picture I have of my husband alive is in my head. I looked out the kitchen window and saw Bill laughing away with our neighbour. I can still hear him laughing. It must’ve been 5 mins later, my son bolted up the stairs telling me to prepare myself, prepare myself.

I’m yelling for my youngest son to wake-up (He worked the early shift.) and get outside. I grabbed towels because I thought Bill cut himself on the lawnmower, but when we run through the garage, then outside I see a man performing CPR on Bill. I screamed then covered my mouth and then my oldest son and I take over the CPR until paramedics/firefighters get here.

They worked on him for 1/2hr and then pronounced him dead. Later on we found out it was as if someone turned off his switch. I’ve never seen such a peaceful look upon his face in all the years we were together.

That was June 2nd, 2021. How I miss my man. 😭

[amyyoung]

The pictures of the elderly spouses having to say goodbye to one another after years of love and marriage are agonizing.

[leemanis]

My Mom passed away in January of 2016. And one of the last videos on her phone was at Christmas where she wished all of her family and friends a very Merry Christmas. I still look at it from time to time. I still have the last picture she took on her phone. And I take comfort in the fact that I was the last person she spoke to before she went to sleep on that January night, not knowing that it would be the last time I would ever hear her voice say "I love you Son". If I knew then what I know now, I would have wished for 5 more minutes. Remember to hug your loved ones a little bit tighter and to show them how much you love them because you never know when God is going to call you home.

[pbear]

I was pregnant in 2021, just reaching my due date, and I was sitting on my couch, with my 13 yr old daughter, as we sat and laughed at her baby sister kicking wildly in my belly. I never heard my daughter laugh so much and with so much Joy as I did that night. It blessed mine and her father's heart. The next morning we woke up and I immediately knew something was wrong. I went to the hospital and was told my baby girl no longer had a heartbeat. I gave birth to her and was able to hold her and love her....but handing her over for the last time was the hardest thing I've ever done. She was the most beautiful, perfect baby. The Dr's we're unable to figure out what happened or why she passed.
I miss her terribly every single day...

[Macdelaven]

When my 30 year old nephew had a heart attack in 2016, I was so taken aback by all the medical machinery in his ICU room. I snapped a picture with the hope we could share a laugh at a later date. After he died 10 days later, I deleted the picture because I didn't want to remember him that way. I am grateful for being with him during that time though.

[TheFiown]

My dad was hospitalised at home as was his wish and was in a coma for a week at the end. The house was always full of people, neighbours, nurse, doctor, family and my mum always by his side. One day they found themselves alone for the first time. Mum felt a change and she leant over him and asked him if he wanted to go. He sighed deeply and she said that he passed through her and was gone on his second breath. I didn't get to be with him as he didn't want me to see how he had become. My kid sister was killed four years before and my kid brother two years ago died of cancer. Mum is on the threshold and then it's just me.

[lisainger]

The Police showed me photos on my daughter's phone about 8 hours before she committed suicide. There were tears streaming down her face, , Rip my darling at least the last words I said to her were I love you. Always tell your children you love them.

[matthewhargraves]

35 years ago I waved goodbye as my brother drove away,
I never would have believed that this would be the last time that I would ever see
his wonderful face.
He was 5 weeks off his 22nd birthday and I was 20 and nine months pregnant with his little nephew.
No one can prepare you for a broken heart but I felt mine shatter that day
and 35 years on he is still missed more than ever.
A friend of the family who lost her son at 27 from cystic fibrosis was crying and when I told her that she was so lucky,
she said "how can you say that"?.
Because you knew from when he was born that every day was precious
and you made the most of every one of those days for 27 years.
I on the other hand took it for granted that my brother would grow old with me.
A hard lesson but one definitely learned,
nothing is a given in our lives the people that we love are our most important gift, treasure them always.