Back in 1999 my mom and I were taking my dad in to the hospital. He walked to the car and got in fine. Part way there I was talking to him and noticed he wasn't responding. I grabbed his hand and was trying to feel for a pulse. I held his hand the rest of the way into town. While in the emergency room I ran the "squeeze" style ventilator they use to help. I could tell in his eyes he wasn't there anymore. They got his heart started but was on life support after that. A day later we had to take him off of it. He was supposed to go in for a heart stress test 3 days later. While I was looking some papers over a little later I found a note from him that he didn't want to be on life support and a couple other "instructions". I think he knew. I was 34 at the time.
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