00:00Frances has been extraordinary. She completely understands what's going on. She knows that he's not going to get better. She
00:05just keeps saying, not going to die. And instead of sugarcoating it, you just have to say, well, he's not
00:10going to come home. And she kind of pauses and she's like, okay, where's he going? And my mum is
00:15a really, really devout Christian. And she says, well, he's going to Jesus. And that's where we all go. And
00:19Frances is like, okay, how old is he? He's 86. 87? And we're like, no, he's not going to be
00:2587. And she thinks about it. And she's like, okay.
00:28And she's just been so tender with him. It's been beautiful to watch. I've talked about her accepting grief before
00:33I come to terms with things. And then there was this really lovely moment when she was leaving the other
00:38day. And it was when he was on the cusp of consciousness. And she was going, say my name, say
00:42my name. And he actually said the word Frances.
00:44Oh, wow. Wow. And it was lovely. It was really good. That's really lovely. Oh my goodness me. And she
00:55keeps saying that, you know, she keeps saying, daddy said my name. And it was lovely. It was, it couldn't
01:01have been better.
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