In my previous post, I mentioned the following:

"I recently had to deal with two rather surprising cases that resulted in someone's death."

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The second case happened this week.

Monday - While I was cooking lunch, on a normal, quiet day.

I heard the doorbell ringing insistently. I answered and found an elderly neighbor asking if anyone was home who could drive to help a neighbor with a medical emergency.

My mother-in-law was in the living room, and without hesitation, upon hearing the neighbor's name, she grabbed her car keys and went out to help.

The woman was sitting on the stairs, still conscious but almost unconscious. They helped her into the car and drove to the nearest medical center, located about 10 minutes away.

Minutes later, my mother-in-law called to tell us that the woman had suffered a heart attack and passed away.

She said that during the drive, the woman was fully conscious and she spoke with her. The woman told her she had been feeling unwell since early morning, and when she realized she wasn't getting better, she tried to drive to the hospital. She almost fainted on the stairs to the ground floor, and that's when another neighbor saw her and alerted everyone to the urgency of going to the hospital.

My mother-in-law said that upon arriving at the hospital, the woman was attended to immediately. However, she passed away.

She said she saw her take her last breath and that it was heartbreaking.

She didn't seem very focused after what happened.

What's most disconcerting is that the woman was very active, young (a little over 50 years old), and did sports (walking, dance therapy, hiking, among other activities). I don't know if she had a history of heart problems.

This kind of thing makes me think about how fleeting life can be at times. And as difficult as it may be, I love being alive and continuing to fight.

Thanks for reading. 🤝🤠Thanks for reading. 🤝🤠