- I wish that my boyfriend's mom
would get mauled by a bear.
A very violent bear.
- My hairdresser of six years has no idea
I've been divorced for almost a year.
We still talk like I'm happily married.
- That's like really scary.
She must be the mother-in-law from hell.
- Oh, life of lies!
Isn't that everybody?
I think that's everybody.
- Dad, this is my last chance.
Please don't fade away, I need you.
This resonates with me, but actually with my mother.
- My mother died two years ago.
If I could see her again,
she would ask me where her daughter went.
Whoever wrote this, I get you.
- My mom came with me to LA from Puerto Rico
and she had a cardiac emergency
and she couldn't walk.
She couldn't breathe.
- I lost my mother in 2013.
- I haven't spoken to my dad in 10 years,
and it kills me every day.
I had a pretty bad relationship with my father,
and I moved from Orange County to LA.
I barely spoke to him for most of that time.
- It was hard for us to connect.
So, when she was about to go,
I got that phone call--
- I got a text from my cousin saying
that my father was in the hospital again,
after a stroke.
My cousin told me that, you know,
it might be worth seeing him because it didn't look good.
- We ended up in the hospital for a procedure
and seeing the doctor walk up to me
and see him panicked when he's supposed to be
that guiding light completely destroyed me
because I was taking for granted
having her by my side.
- I knew that I had to go over there
and say goodbye and connect with her
and make up for all of the fights that we had.
- In a sense, it was my last chance to tell her
how much I appreciate her.
I think I don't express myself well enough
most of the time, telling her how thankful I am
for everything she's done for me.
- When I actually finally came to see my father,
I learned that he wasn't gonna wake up,
and there wasn't anything
that the doctors could do for him.
And I had to be there for the meeting
where we all decided that
we should take him off his machines.
- So I'm on the plane and I get the message,
right before we take off,
that she's gone.
- So I was there when they disconnected
all my father's life-support machines.
And now I just feel really bad because
I didn't even speak to my father for like four years.
And the only memories I have of him
are of him dying, or him being in the hospital.
- So I would tell the person that wrote this,
"Don't wait."
You really never have any idea
of when is gonna be the last moment
you're gonna spend with someone.
- I still wonder, you know, if I had tried,
would something have been different,
or been better with my father.
- Take every day, every single moment, live it.
Because it really is the last moment.