Is there any websites that tell you real-life death stories in hospitals?

Question

I'm looking for tear-jerking stories from real life people. There are millions of tragic deaths each year, so I want to read some of them. Stories of how a kid died and how his parents, friends, and family reacted. How unfair the world can be without better medicine.

(I don't want to go to the hospital and ask people about these sad stories)

I am not a sicko! I need these stories to show how lucky my brother is to be alive. He's really depressed right now.

If it works on TV, then it can work for him.

Answer 1

why dont you just tell your brother how lucky he is to be alive and point out things to him-- family friends etc. depending on yours and his age-- does he have a wife children is he working? in college? point out the good in his life even if it is the simplest things his smile laugh sense of humor what has started you brother to be so upset about his own life?? despite deaths of loved ones life does go on if this why he is so upset /depressed

Answer 2

I mean, I think it's great how they get involved, because better safe than sorry, right? But they shouldn't 'embarrass' the parents like that. If you watch Dr. Phil, this reminds me of the episode where the biological father reported that he thought they (mother and boyfriend) were burning the baby with cigs. He took it to three doctors, one doctor said it looked like burn marks, the other two agreed with the mother's story about it being eczema. The father only gave the police what the doctor who agreed with him said, and the baby was taken away for months until a lie detector test given on the show proved the mother wasn't lying. The police/ social workers need to look into stuff better before they just do whatever they want.

Answer 3

What a sicko. Go find another hobby

Answer 4

Why would you want to read about that?