A woman named Mary has painfully recounted how she lost her son and the last words he said to her before he was involved in an accident and died.
Nothing is more painful than a mother who knows the agony of giving birth to a child, watching the child grow up, and then watching the child die.
If you are not a woman or have lost someone close to you, you will not understand. It takes time for the pain you’re experiencing to go away.
Mary stated that her son was a motorcycle rider, and the two of them were in constant contact. He was my best friend and my everything. She went on to say that she was with her son the entire afternoon of his accident. They talked for a while, he ate her food, thanked her, and said he was ready to go.
She and her son were discussing something when he became tired and told her he was ready to go, but she had no idea it would be the last time she would see him alive before he died. “Mommy, I’m ready to go,” he said. She claimed she had no idea his son was saying goodbye to her and that it would be his final day on Earth. She claimed that her son was prone to mishaps on a daily basis.
According to Mary, her son died after receiving a phone call from one of her other sons. Her reaction was one of the most startling she’d ever had. Because she was on a business trip, she had to return home immediately after hearing the heartbreaking news. Her son’s death, she said, broke her heart, killed a part of her, and left holes in her heart.
When she returned home, she was astounded to find her son’s lifeless body in a mortuary. She cried uncontrollably as she mourned the loss of her son.
She burst into tears and sobbed uncontrollably as she remembered their final conversation before he died. She stated that she adored her son. How is she going to live and survive now that she has lost her son, a friend, and her first child?
She admitted that it took her a long time to accept her son’s death. She had to go through a series of therapy sessions before she could let go of the past and move on. She stated that she loved her son and wished to reclaim him.
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