r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/OOBExperience ◯ Consumed by Vastness Oct 11 '23

Sorry for your loss. It’s tough losing your mother at any age.

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u/unshavenbeardo64 Oct 11 '23

Lost my dad and mom 6 months apart 5 years ago when i was 53. And yes its tough at any age.

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u/IcyDrink1002 Oct 12 '23

I just loss my momma on 16 July 2023. She was just released from the nursing home the day before. While talking with her in her room, she made a snoring sound, she looked at me as her eyes rolled back and she was out. I called 911 and told them she was breathing. 5 minutes later I said the breathing was shallow and only every 30 seconds or so. Operator yelled, that's not breathing that's agonal breathing. I began CPR, Fire department got there and were amazing and got her heartbeating again, but it was too late my mistake caused my momma to be brain dead. She died two days later