Call them just to see how they are doing and if they are ok. My parents were in town last night, then drove home (5 hrs). After they left I was thinking about them so I called them a 2:30 AM just to make sure they were having a safe driving home, luckly they were fine. You never know when something terrible will happen.

RIP Ben

 

Friday night my mom was busy and my bro was out of town, so my dad and had a guys night out and went to see Cinderella Man and got some dinner. It was one of the best nights we've had together in awhile, a true "bonding experience" as we like to call it. I told him what happened and showed him the extent of the support you guys were giving and all the effort that has gone in to everything. He usually calls my time on the forum a waste and doesn't understand why I do it, but he was impressed and seemed to finally understand the community that is 6speed. On saturday, when my bro got back from his few weeks in Europe I gave him a big hug, I'm sure he liked that one!!

 

I often see patient's family regret not saying things they wish they had, or spending time with love ones until too late.

i agree, do things now. spend time with your love ones. show them you care, and be good to them. don't say later, don't just think about it. if you don't get the most out of it now, you never know when it maybe too late.