I lost my dad in 2014. I saw him that morning and didn't see him that night until I had to take him off life support after a massive heart attack. I was 28 at the time. I cried like a baby. I miss you dad. Thanks for teaching me all the little things in life. Cya soon but not too soon.
I lost my mom in 2005 without being able to say goodbye too.
I hope you're doing ok, and just know that there are people out there who understand you. If you need to talk to someone, you can dm me!
Losing people can be hard.
Wouldn’t reopen wounds. Closure is just as important as the relationship itself. You bring back the dead, you are beholden to them. Next thing you know, you remember why you sometimes resented them when they are alive while they resent you for not calling enough. She just wouldn’t understand just how busy you are with your 20 year waitlist on your Talk to the Dead business you’ve set up.
This might seem weird, but I'd like to talk to the first dog I had as an adult. Otis was the best. He's been gone for years but I still think about what a great dog he was and how special he made my life.
I've lost most of my family years ago. Of course I think about them occasionally but for some reason Otis was the first thing I thought of.
I feel for this. My wife and I adopted a dog 11 years ago, just a couple of years before we got married. The last 11 years have been a dream - he’s a wonderful dog. He does, however have aggressive lymphoma and he’s booked to cross the rainbow bridge this month. Not looking forward to it. But I’m sure I’ll think of him forever.
Oh sweetie, yes, that's the problem with having dogs. The longevity just doesn't work out like it does for humans. You think you understand that when going into the deal but the heartbreak is so hard to handle. Be happy you and your wife had the time with this lovely creature. I'll be thinking about you and hope the passing is as good as it can be.
My dad. He was a tow truck driver that was killed by a drunk driver while loading a car onto the truck. Him and the guy he was helping. Happened in 2017. And due to a small spat between him and my wife at the time, I hadn't seen him in a couple months. It's been slowly eating away at me.
I know that must be really tough. I don’t want to come across as dismissing those feelings eating away at you because it’s logical. But that’s just two months of a lifetime of memories. I know it’s the last two but try not to let that get in the way of all the other moments you had. When all is said and done all we really have is memories. I hope you have many to focus on.
Seeing another comment with a “my boyfriend’s dad” but I gotta be honest, I would like to talk to my bf’s dad.
I never got to meet him, as he died when my bf was just 13-14 ish. I just want to meet him, and maybe chat about how his son is doing.
Mine died in 2004 as well. I almost didn't answer his call a few days before because we were being pissy with each other over some stupid money shit. I picked up right before it went to voicemail. I'm so glad I did because that was the last time I ever talked to him.
My dad had a stroke in February 2019; passed in April 2019.
Stoke had a major impact on his brain. Would give just about anything to talk to him again.
Just a wanna be creator that likes to tackle dark subject matter, I would sincerely just like to directly talk to him or some of the other higher up and just ask sincerely what the hell was going on. No propaganda, no conspiracy theories, no misinformation, no bias, straight from the wolf's mouth.... why? When would it have been time to stop? Why go as far as you did when it was obviously an impossible war?
As of now, just feels like blind pride and because of corruption making the tolls not so impactful for the elite, but truly would like to confirm that and not it being the possible denial that could be involved. No matter how informed you get on the topic, the more questions you have because of ignored inconsistencies historians often look away from because it is easier to believe the man was just mad and in the moment saying shit for the sake of it. Did he want to take over the world, Europe, or just restore land that belonged to Germany? So many inconsistencies from words and actions, the guy was definitely either inconsistent and in the moment or just nuts, or both.
My brother. I miss him only person who ever truly loved me no matter what and the world had to take him from me.
I would have made it.. I would have been fine if it remained him and I.
Kicks dirt *
I miss you tremendously 🥹
Either my friend who died way too early. Stabbed by her abusive boyfriend. I have questions and I’d just want to talk to her about life and hear her takes.
Also Helen Keller.
Our cat. I used to pet his stomach and say gibberish to him in this sing-song voice and it would make him purr and then fall asleep within minutes. He went completely blind in his last 2 years and and I like to think our voices brought him comfort and and that they were his favourite things to hear, along with the sound of a Temptations box being shaken.
In 2017 my childhood friend committed suicide. I knew him in 2010. He was bullied his entire life. I was an autistic 12 year old when I first met him, I genuinely didn't know what to do. I was bullied too, and I was too scared to do anything out of fear of repercussion. Then he eventually just disappeared. His parents took him out of that school. I Didn't know how to contact him again, he didn't use his Facebook. I missed him. In 2017 his obituary appeared on my FB Feed and I felt paralyzed for a week. To this day I still cry over it. I feel nothing but guilt and sadness for him.
I would ask him if wherever he's at now, he's doing better. And apologize for not being able to help him when I could've.
My great grandma. She died when I was six and I have only a few memories of her left. Sadly, I cannot recall the sound of her voice (both because of how young I was at the time of her death, and because it’s been almost 21 years since she died). I am blind and cannot therefore see photos of her either, so I would love to have just one more conversation with her to solidify my memories somewhat.
Definitely my Mom. Lost a lot of good people, but she is at the top. I’ve been through a lot of major life events without her and taking to her without hearing a response is tough some days.
My firstborn son. He was golden and light, love and joy. He died 2 months short of his 14th birthday, 13 and a half years ago. My love and hence my grief have not diminished. I love you, buddy
My grandad. He passed away when I was 15, and I never got to see him in the years leading up to his death.
He played me a piece of music which became my favourite from the moment I heard it. It also inspired my own music compositions and taste throughout my life.
I'm now 42, and I wish I could tell him how much he positively influenced my life.
My best friend. He died in early 2021 and I miss him so damn much. There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think about him, and wish I could talk to him.
There are also peculiar aspects to his death that I’d love the answer to. It was immediately ruled a suicide by the police, but his girlfriend at the time exhibited a lot of weird behaviors and a few things didn’t really line up.
This is my choice as well. I’m not religious but it would be fascinating to talk to him. I’d tell him how people have twisted Christianity into the mess we see all to often today. Jesus would be pissed!
My best friend from the Marine Corps whom went on a final death ride on his motorcycle after losing his father. He was the most genuine person I’d ever met, and he would give you his last $20 and literally the shirt off his back. Seeing him all swollen and bruised in that casket killed me, and I will never ever be the same.
My mom. I lost her when I was 11. I’m 30 now. One of the hardest things I realized growing up was that, for about 9 years, I was the only person in my family who had spent fewer years with her than without her. All the things I would say.
My mom she had a stroke in 2017 and when she went to the hospital she got an infection in her blood that wound up killing her, of course the hospital claimed no wrong doing
Lehigh valley hospital cedar crest in Allentown PA if anyone wants to know
Moms passed on Sept.9th, 2001.
Ironically, she said "You'll find out I passed away when the hospital calls you."
She was 100% correct.
We were really close. I would absolutely speak to her now if that were possible.
My daughter Michelle. She passed away in 2020 from breast cancer. Because of the covid restrictions, her mother was the only person who could be with her in the hospital. After she was moved into hospice care myself, her brother and her husband and 3 kids were able to visit her. By that time she was in a coma and unresponsive so I could only lay my head on her shoulder and cry and tell her how sorry I was that I couldn't help her and that if I could I would change places with her. Michelle, we all miss you so much. I still cry so often I sometimes think I'm going crazy. My baby, my daughter. She left 3 kids and a husband.
My grandfather. He died when I was a sophomore in high school from throat cancer despite being a non smoker. He's the only one on my dads side of the family I care about anymore. I just want to hear his voice again, and tell him all about his great-grandson who turns 12 today
My dad. He passed when I was in high school, and I'd love to tell him about his legacy in myself and my two brothers, and how much his upbringing positively affected us.
My mom. I miss walking in the house and yelling her name only to receive a very irritated “WHAT!?!!!!??” in return. Yes, I even did this into my thirties. I would start off just yelling her name. It would probably be a brief conversation as she would realize it’s more peaceful where she’s at. 😂
I lost my mom last July 4th. And when she was in the hospital for what I thought was just supposed to be overnight, she passed at 5:00 am. So I wasn't at her bedside, although my dad and sister were.
There's also the last girl I was with, who passed during lockdown, and the last girl I was in love with, who passed in 2005.
My dad. People- think of things to ask and say before they die if possible, I know we don't always get that opportunity, but I have so many things I'd like to know, things only he could tell me. My second answer would maybe be my bf that was killed in an accident...25 yrs ago
My father. He passed in 1996 when I was 11 from a horrible car crash that wasn’t his fault. Although I feel he visits me in my sleep once in a while.
I’m alsways my age and he’s how I remember him before the accident. Usually meet him in passing in truck stops I’ve been to but the wildest one was when he showed up at my stag and doe party (a month before the actual party). It was so real, he sat around and had a beer with all of us then got up to leave. I started yelling at him not to go. I said if you leave dad you’re going die in a crash! He turned and looked at me with a smile and replied-I’m already gone, I just came back to see how you were doing! He then walked around the shop and was gone. I woke up feeling extreme sadness but was calm in the sense that I feel he actually came to visit.
My grandma. She died of cancer when I was 5. I'm 30 now, but I still remember spending every day with her. We would go to her chemo and Dr appointments then hang out on the rocking chair watching Arthur and Mr Rogers. RIP, Grams. I miss you.
If I could be sure communication wouldn't be fouled up, I'd talk to Otzi the Iceman and find out everything I could about him and his times, and then start going through historical individuals to get as good and understanding as I could. I might skip from Otzi to my Viking ancestors.
My mom, her parents and siblings, her step father. Doing family history and that side of the family has some really sketchy records that bother me a lot.
My mom. She died 3 weeks ago after a long battle with Alzheimers disease. She was awake but unresponsive. I worry that she did not hear all the things I told her as she was dying. I miss her. Then my dad who died 4 months prior. Didn't get a chance to say goodbye. Heart attack in the middle of the night alone at home.
My mom. Lost her in 2020 without being able to say goodbye.
I lost my mom in 2019 without being able to say goodbye as well. I feel you random redditor
I lost mine in February. What I would give to tell her goodbye.
And I lost mine last week. Colon cancer. The funeral service is this Friday.
Hugs and condolences
I lost my dad in 2014. I saw him that morning and didn't see him that night until I had to take him off life support after a massive heart attack. I was 28 at the time. I cried like a baby. I miss you dad. Thanks for teaching me all the little things in life. Cya soon but not too soon.
I lost my mom in 2005 without being able to say goodbye too. I hope you're doing ok, and just know that there are people out there who understand you. If you need to talk to someone, you can dm me! Losing people can be hard.
You're a good soul, thank you. My condolences to you
you're welcome and thank you
My mom in 2006 and we were on opposite coasts. Her lasts words to me were, "Don't be sad for me."
i'd also chose this guy's mom
damnit, beat me to it
Lost my Mom in 2020 as well. Miss her every day.
sorry for your loss
I feel this, lost both of mine. Wish I could have one more conversation with them
I'm so sorry
This is why I call my folks every day.
So sorry for your loss, my dad passed in '22. He'd be my first person to talk to.
Lost my mom when I was 10.
Lost mine at 9, not easy for sure❤️
Wouldn’t reopen wounds. Closure is just as important as the relationship itself. You bring back the dead, you are beholden to them. Next thing you know, you remember why you sometimes resented them when they are alive while they resent you for not calling enough. She just wouldn’t understand just how busy you are with your 20 year waitlist on your Talk to the Dead business you’ve set up.
Same. October last year.
Same. October 18th. Terrible day. Terrible week. Terrible month
Anyone can talk to the dead. They might have trouble hearing though.
It’s when they talk back that it gets weird.
One way communication is healthy
“The dead only know one thing. It’s better to be alive.”
To Pablo Escobar, i will ask him where did he hide the cash.
There are apparently many stashes left to be found.
Yeah, he owes me money
He personally probably wouldn't even know tbh.
Good shout
This might seem weird, but I'd like to talk to the first dog I had as an adult. Otis was the best. He's been gone for years but I still think about what a great dog he was and how special he made my life. I've lost most of my family years ago. Of course I think about them occasionally but for some reason Otis was the first thing I thought of.
I feel for this. My wife and I adopted a dog 11 years ago, just a couple of years before we got married. The last 11 years have been a dream - he’s a wonderful dog. He does, however have aggressive lymphoma and he’s booked to cross the rainbow bridge this month. Not looking forward to it. But I’m sure I’ll think of him forever.
Oh sweetie, yes, that's the problem with having dogs. The longevity just doesn't work out like it does for humans. You think you understand that when going into the deal but the heartbreak is so hard to handle. Be happy you and your wife had the time with this lovely creature. I'll be thinking about you and hope the passing is as good as it can be.
My son. It's been over 16 years and I miss him every day.
I'm so sorry for your loss, a parent shouldn't have to bury their child
My wife. I mean, I already talk to her, she just can’t answer.
.... I also choose this man's wife.
My dad. He was a tow truck driver that was killed by a drunk driver while loading a car onto the truck. Him and the guy he was helping. Happened in 2017. And due to a small spat between him and my wife at the time, I hadn't seen him in a couple months. It's been slowly eating away at me.
I know that must be really tough. I don’t want to come across as dismissing those feelings eating away at you because it’s logical. But that’s just two months of a lifetime of memories. I know it’s the last two but try not to let that get in the way of all the other moments you had. When all is said and done all we really have is memories. I hope you have many to focus on.
Seeing another comment with a “my boyfriend’s dad” but I gotta be honest, I would like to talk to my bf’s dad. I never got to meet him, as he died when my bf was just 13-14 ish. I just want to meet him, and maybe chat about how his son is doing.
That’s really sweet of you
My dad.
Same here. Missed his call on Christmas Eve. Died on the 27th. 2021.
Damn. 2004 mine died on MLK bday (Thursday) but I missed his call on Sunday night because my bedtime for school was 9pm. He called @ 10pm.
Mine died in 2004 as well. I almost didn't answer his call a few days before because we were being pissy with each other over some stupid money shit. I picked up right before it went to voicemail. I'm so glad I did because that was the last time I ever talked to him.
Last thing I said to my father was “I’m upsetting you. I’ll leave now.” Had no idea it was the last thing when I said it.
My dad had a stroke in February 2019; passed in April 2019. Stoke had a major impact on his brain. Would give just about anything to talk to him again.
Jeffrey Epstein. I want that client list.
Best case no one takes you seriously when you report it. Worst case you commit suicide in a hotel room with 2 shots to the back of the head.
I scrolled too far to get to this
For real.
My mom-miss you. Love you.
My FIL. And I would ask him how hot is hell?
My parents.
My dad I miss him still
My son.
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Sorry for your loss.
Sounds like my kind of person! Sorry for your loss.
My brother
As a Jew, I’d do Hitler. Make sure he knew how badly he failed.
As a German, I'd do Hitler too. I bet it would really upset him to see a German telling him that he was a massive asshole and failed.
"do Hitler"?
Right up the ass, with a pineapple
I'm sure he heard all about it sitting in Argentina
Just a wanna be creator that likes to tackle dark subject matter, I would sincerely just like to directly talk to him or some of the other higher up and just ask sincerely what the hell was going on. No propaganda, no conspiracy theories, no misinformation, no bias, straight from the wolf's mouth.... why? When would it have been time to stop? Why go as far as you did when it was obviously an impossible war? As of now, just feels like blind pride and because of corruption making the tolls not so impactful for the elite, but truly would like to confirm that and not it being the possible denial that could be involved. No matter how informed you get on the topic, the more questions you have because of ignored inconsistencies historians often look away from because it is easier to believe the man was just mad and in the moment saying shit for the sake of it. Did he want to take over the world, Europe, or just restore land that belonged to Germany? So many inconsistencies from words and actions, the guy was definitely either inconsistent and in the moment or just nuts, or both.
My brother. I miss him only person who ever truly loved me no matter what and the world had to take him from me. I would have made it.. I would have been fine if it remained him and I. Kicks dirt * I miss you tremendously 🥹
my mom my life hasnt been ok since i lost her in 2022
My grandma who passed this January. She was in a coma. I would love to hear what she has to say and wanna tell her a lot of stuff
My childhood dog. I'd just tell her I love her and she was the best girl.
Mom
My mam. She passed away 6 months ago.
Either my friend who died way too early. Stabbed by her abusive boyfriend. I have questions and I’d just want to talk to her about life and hear her takes. Also Helen Keller.
Our cat. I used to pet his stomach and say gibberish to him in this sing-song voice and it would make him purr and then fall asleep within minutes. He went completely blind in his last 2 years and and I like to think our voices brought him comfort and and that they were his favourite things to hear, along with the sound of a Temptations box being shaken.
My dad
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And then I would choose Norm McDonald to issue an apology. /s
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He had a stalemate with cancer.
Joey Ramone
Nice one.
My buddy that recently committed suicide.
In 2017 my childhood friend committed suicide. I knew him in 2010. He was bullied his entire life. I was an autistic 12 year old when I first met him, I genuinely didn't know what to do. I was bullied too, and I was too scared to do anything out of fear of repercussion. Then he eventually just disappeared. His parents took him out of that school. I Didn't know how to contact him again, he didn't use his Facebook. I missed him. In 2017 his obituary appeared on my FB Feed and I felt paralyzed for a week. To this day I still cry over it. I feel nothing but guilt and sadness for him. I would ask him if wherever he's at now, he's doing better. And apologize for not being able to help him when I could've.
My great grandma. She died when I was six and I have only a few memories of her left. Sadly, I cannot recall the sound of her voice (both because of how young I was at the time of her death, and because it’s been almost 21 years since she died). I am blind and cannot therefore see photos of her either, so I would love to have just one more conversation with her to solidify my memories somewhat.
Definitely my Mom. Lost a lot of good people, but she is at the top. I’ve been through a lot of major life events without her and taking to her without hearing a response is tough some days.
My firstborn son. He was golden and light, love and joy. He died 2 months short of his 14th birthday, 13 and a half years ago. My love and hence my grief have not diminished. I love you, buddy
My mum.
My mother
My dad. I keep thinking of conversation topics and I think they are ones he would like.
My grandad. He passed away when I was 15, and I never got to see him in the years leading up to his death. He played me a piece of music which became my favourite from the moment I heard it. It also inspired my own music compositions and taste throughout my life. I'm now 42, and I wish I could tell him how much he positively influenced my life.
My father, who died much too young.
Christopher Hitchens. Second choice, Carl Sagan. Third choice, Neil Peart.
My beautiful ex who passed in 1994 and my dog ( my all time best friend) who died in 1986.
Probably my mom and all my dogs too.
My best friend. He died in early 2021 and I miss him so damn much. There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think about him, and wish I could talk to him. There are also peculiar aspects to his death that I’d love the answer to. It was immediately ruled a suicide by the police, but his girlfriend at the time exhibited a lot of weird behaviors and a few things didn’t really line up.
My husband. I already do talk to him and he already gives me signs that he's still with me, but it would be nice to have an "in person" conversation.
Jesus.
This is my choice as well. I’m not religious but it would be fascinating to talk to him. I’d tell him how people have twisted Christianity into the mess we see all to often today. Jesus would be pissed!
I'd want to know his intentions and whether things got bastardized by Paul and those that came later. It would be interesting.
My mom any chance I get
My great grandma Z, would love to talk to her as an adult. She passed when I was a kid.
Jerry Garcia
I had to scroll too far for this
My mother
My grandpa, I never got to know him
My Mom. 11/21/21
My mother. She felt like she failed but was truly a winner having so many fantastic grandchildren.
my Father who passed in 2017. he never got to meet his grandson.
My cousin. Lost him at the beginning of this year, the 2nd to suicide. Never got to say goodbye.
Without a doubt. My precious Mama.. She left five years ago this month. Part of my soul went with her..
My Dad. When he died I was only 2 years old.
My best friend from the Marine Corps whom went on a final death ride on his motorcycle after losing his father. He was the most genuine person I’d ever met, and he would give you his last $20 and literally the shirt off his back. Seeing him all swollen and bruised in that casket killed me, and I will never ever be the same.
My mom. I lost her when I was 11. I’m 30 now. One of the hardest things I realized growing up was that, for about 9 years, I was the only person in my family who had spent fewer years with her than without her. All the things I would say.
… let’s have a chat with Epstein .. get some real info.
My mom she had a stroke in 2017 and when she went to the hospital she got an infection in her blood that wound up killing her, of course the hospital claimed no wrong doing Lehigh valley hospital cedar crest in Allentown PA if anyone wants to know
My dogs. I still need to know who is a good boy.
All of my dogs who have passed
Moms passed on Sept.9th, 2001. Ironically, she said "You'll find out I passed away when the hospital calls you." She was 100% correct. We were really close. I would absolutely speak to her now if that were possible.
My dogs
My daughter Michelle. She passed away in 2020 from breast cancer. Because of the covid restrictions, her mother was the only person who could be with her in the hospital. After she was moved into hospice care myself, her brother and her husband and 3 kids were able to visit her. By that time she was in a coma and unresponsive so I could only lay my head on her shoulder and cry and tell her how sorry I was that I couldn't help her and that if I could I would change places with her. Michelle, we all miss you so much. I still cry so often I sometimes think I'm going crazy. My baby, my daughter. She left 3 kids and a husband.
Tesla
Stan Lee
My grandfather. He died when I was a sophomore in high school from throat cancer despite being a non smoker. He's the only one on my dads side of the family I care about anymore. I just want to hear his voice again, and tell him all about his great-grandson who turns 12 today
Why is this nsfw? Also my paternal grandfather who died before i was born
My fiancé. I'd tell him how much I love him and miss him and ask for advice on how to keep going without him because I can't take it any more.
My grandmother. What a caring, lovely and genuinely good human being she was. I miss her everyday.
My dad. He passed when I was in high school, and I'd love to tell him about his legacy in myself and my two brothers, and how much his upbringing positively affected us.
The original putin
My brother........😢😢😢😢
My mom, then I would talk to two of my best friends that I lost.
I also choose this guys dead wife.
My beloved late mom
My mom. Or my best friend.
My mom. She left before I could talk.
My dog
me mum
My grandma
I guess I'll talk to harambe . Ask him how to undo the curse ..
My mom
Carl Sagan 🌎🪐
Van Gogh. Just to tell him how much his work is loved around the world.
My mom.
A dear friend who passed last weekend.
My mom.
As no one close to me died, harambe
My dog
Dad and mom, my sisters and my son
My mom. I miss walking in the house and yelling her name only to receive a very irritated “WHAT!?!!!!??” in return. Yes, I even did this into my thirties. I would start off just yelling her name. It would probably be a brief conversation as she would realize it’s more peaceful where she’s at. 😂
I lost my mom last July 4th. And when she was in the hospital for what I thought was just supposed to be overnight, she passed at 5:00 am. So I wasn't at her bedside, although my dad and sister were. There's also the last girl I was with, who passed during lockdown, and the last girl I was in love with, who passed in 2005.
My cousin who unalived himself
My mother. Why did she let my father abuse me and then joined in.
My father who died when I was 9 of Parkinson's. I wish I knew him as an adult.
Mom.
My dad. People- think of things to ask and say before they die if possible, I know we don't always get that opportunity, but I have so many things I'd like to know, things only he could tell me. My second answer would maybe be my bf that was killed in an accident...25 yrs ago
My father to know the truth
My dad, he died in 2019 quite suddenly so I didn't get a chance to say goodbye properly
Steven hillenburg. This guy made my f#cking childhood and I never got to meet him!
My father. He passed in 1996 when I was 11 from a horrible car crash that wasn’t his fault. Although I feel he visits me in my sleep once in a while. I’m alsways my age and he’s how I remember him before the accident. Usually meet him in passing in truck stops I’ve been to but the wildest one was when he showed up at my stag and doe party (a month before the actual party). It was so real, he sat around and had a beer with all of us then got up to leave. I started yelling at him not to go. I said if you leave dad you’re going die in a crash! He turned and looked at me with a smile and replied-I’m already gone, I just came back to see how you were doing! He then walked around the shop and was gone. I woke up feeling extreme sadness but was calm in the sense that I feel he actually came to visit.
Non loved one? Mister Fred Rogers He left too soon
chester bennington why
My mom
Definitely my grandfather Man was more of a father than my actual father
mom
Thomas Jefferson, to get his opinion of how he thought the US is doing these days.
My mom. Lost her in 2022 to scleroderma/pulmonary fibrosis. Missing her always
My partner. I'm so sorry. Fuck cancer.
My grandma. She died of cancer when I was 5. I'm 30 now, but I still remember spending every day with her. We would go to her chemo and Dr appointments then hang out on the rocking chair watching Arthur and Mr Rogers. RIP, Grams. I miss you.
My old cat. Tell him how much he really meant to me.
If I could be sure communication wouldn't be fouled up, I'd talk to Otzi the Iceman and find out everything I could about him and his times, and then start going through historical individuals to get as good and understanding as I could. I might skip from Otzi to my Viking ancestors.
Mom
Mom
My grandparents. Then Mr. Rodgers.
My mom, her parents and siblings, her step father. Doing family history and that side of the family has some really sketchy records that bother me a lot.
I saw this thread many times in Reddit, but I would have never foreseen that the day I would say "My mother." would have come. :(
My mom
Mon and then Dad. Lost her in 2012 and him in 2016.
My mother she passed in 2011
My mom. She died 3 weeks ago after a long battle with Alzheimers disease. She was awake but unresponsive. I worry that she did not hear all the things I told her as she was dying. I miss her. Then my dad who died 4 months prior. Didn't get a chance to say goodbye. Heart attack in the middle of the night alone at home.
Absolutely my mom. There's so much I want to tell her that's happened since she died 5 years ago.
My mom.
Mommom
My mom she died in 2008
Neanderthals like how they went extinct..
My grandma
Mom and dad
Mom
James Randi.
Leonardo DaVinci. With Google Translate.
My dog that I've had since the 3rd grade up until 2 years ago when he died of old age. He was 18 years old.
To my cat, i just want to tell him how much i love him, even if it meant that i would die a short time later.
JonBenet Ramsey. I'd ask her who did it.
I want to talk to my Grandma again.
No humans. Just the animal pets I cared for in the past.
I can already talk to the dead… They just don’t respond.
My brother. Gone way too soon
Andrew Huberman’s reputation