India News: KOLKATA: Tweets by a Kolkata doctor narrating a man’s final farewell to his Covid-affected mother who was on her death bed in a Kolkata hospital h.
The patient passed away 12 hours after the video call.
KOLKATA: Tweets by a city doctor narrating a man’s final farewell to his Covid-affected mother who was on her death bed in a city hospital has touched a chord and triggered a tsunami of emotional posts on Twitter from hundreds who have lost a loved one but never had the opportunity to bid adieu.
Today, towards the end of my shift, I video called the relatives of a patient who is not going to make it. We usual… https://t.co/8IrIMu0jIG Doctor (@DipshikhaGhosh) 1620818139000
On Wednesday, critical care doctor Dipshikha Ghosh of Apollo Gleneagles made a video call like she had done many times during the year-long pandemic to connect critically ill patients with their family members on request. It helped them get closure. The calls were discreet and though some of them were very emotional, Ghosh had always been composed while handling them.
: Thursday, May 13, 2021, 5:48 PM IST
Man sings Tera mujhse hai pehle ka nata koi to dying mother via call as nurses look on; netizens moved to tears
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Over the last year or so, countless Indians have suffered the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. While more than 20 million people have tested positive for the virus, countless others have had to deal with loss or had friends and family members test positive. But there is a tragic sort of beauty to be found even in this time of death and mayhem. And one man s farewell for his dying mother has netizens in tears.
On Video Call, Made By Doctor, He Sang To His Dying Mother On Video Call, Made By Doctor, He Sang To His Dying Mother Dr Dipshikha Ghosh said that this song has now taken a very different meaning for the hospital staff, including her.
A man sang a popular Hindi movie song on video call for his dying mother. (Representational)
New Delhi:
A doctor s Twitter thread describing a dying Covid patient s son singing to her on a video call has gone viral on social media and has moved many to tears.
Dipshikha Ghosh wrote in the posts that she had video-called the relatives of her patient Sanghamitra Chatterjee who is not going to make it - when her son Soham Chatterjee asked her to spare a few more minutes. He then sang to his mother. He sang a popular Hindi movie song that, she says, will never be the same to her again.