What’s the most, this can’t be real life moment you’ve ever had?

Last year my mom’s cancer returned so quickly after she literally finished chemo. One day we were celebrating her being done, and then a couple weeks later we were told she had cancer in like 4 other places. Her doctor was just stunned. She went into hospice a month after finishing chemo and passed away two weeks later. The entire time it just didn’t feel real, I kept thinking I was going to wake up from a bad dream. Even after she passed away there were a lot of days where it just did not feel like real life.

I was driving home late one night at around midnight. There was a very thick fog out to the point where I couldn’t see more than a few feet away from my car. I was driving incredibly slowly. I came up to a stop sign and when I came to a stop an old man slowly crossed the street in front of me heading towards the waterfront. Behind him there were about 60 ducks all walking in a straight line. The old man never turned to my car or acknowledged me in any way.

A good one happened to me recently. I found out that a woman, a barista at one of my local Starbucks who had inoperable brain tumors for a decade is finally going to be able to have them removed because she started an experimental treatment protocol I told her about.
I just happened to read the research a few weeks before she told me about the tumors. Complete coincidence. #redditstories #lifestories