30 People Reveal Deathbed Confessions They’ve Heard That They Can’t Forget

A jokester until the end. Nice.

I am not going to die on my deathbed, my normal bed will do.

What a BOSS!!!🤣

Sounds like something my dad would have said!

ROFLMAO

Must be awful to outlive everyone you care about. He was ready to see them again.

That's what's wrong with living a long life, all of your nearest and dearest have already passed and there's no one left to go home to.

How very sad for him. Heartbreaking.

I don't have any family - am an only child, both parents died, and both of them were only children as well. I'm so terrified of being alone in this sort of situation.

I can almost relate

That’s hard, but I think it was very kind of you to listen to her “confess” something you already knew. Dementia is a horrible disease, but sometimes it’s better to let them believe what they believe and not try and argue with them. Obviously there are exceptions, but in this case it was kind not to argue and allow the grandmother to believe she did something good before passing away.

I think it's lovely that the grandmother, in that moment, saw through the visible differences to the truth of the loving family relationships that were as real as biological family. I have a good friend who is half Indian and half French, and when her French grandmother was succumbing to dementia she forgot her granddaughter, but never forgot her racism. My friend had to endure a lot of panicked moments along the lines of, "What is that brown woman doing in my house?!?". This story is much happier.

You are a sweetheart!

I see no crime

Was her name, "Karma?"

My granny has made claims that she hired a hit man for my grandfather. However, he was never unalived, so we're unsure if it's just her weird way of joking or if she just hired someone incompetent.

Nothing wrong here.

Good for her! just maybe don't tell a child that

'Steal'? How about 'use to stay alive'. I'll bet the child who was lost would have been glad to help save another child.

Dubious story - the Kindertransport was very strictly controlled. Each child had to be financially sponsored and have somebody waiting for them in the UK. The chance of some random Jewish kid slipping through is very slim especially as the Nazi regime was very strict on paperwork. Upper limit was 17 years old. On the other hand, if he was Jewish and escaped the Holocaust good luck to him.

How terribly sad!

HQ: Why does America have baby rooms where all the children lie together? In Holland the baby never leaves moms room (unless in case of an emergency of course).

Dear heavens, what a horrid thing to do!!

Maybe it is because I'm not a native speaker, but that was a very difficult text to understand.

wow- what would you do with that information? find out where she worked and tell everyone or leave everyone at peace ????

Grammar pedantry ahead: formally -> formerly Seeing stuff like that in a sentence feels like my brain has stubbed its toe...

Sounds like husband didn't care how she felt.

Well she did get it off her chest finally.

Woah.. good way to illicit extra family drama

The father of a friend of mine had three families too, with the official one not knowing about the other two who knew of each other and knew he was married with children. My friend was one of the official children, and when he was a kid went camping with his family and was puzzled hearing his father's voice calling the names of other children, none of which was his sibling. He was very young and didn't think much of it. Long story short, the three families ended up living all together in a sort of hippy style. The last girlfriend of his father was a daughter from the second family, they were partners for many years until his death

was she really mentally ill or was the hubs gaslighting her?

Uh HER mental illness? What about his?

That seems like it would have been way harder to coordinate than a home invasion gone wrong or something