Mollie pays hospital visit to dying California man
A dog said goodbye to his owner dying of a brain haemorrhage.
Mollie was brought to her owner Ryan Jessen’s hospital bed so his beloved dog may say farewell. Ryan was admitted to hospital on November 30 for what was thought to be a migrane. Sadly, medical staff realized he suffered a ventricular brain hemorrhage from which Ryan did not recover.
Ryan’s loved ones gathered around his hospital bed with his Mollie so she would understand why he was not returning home. Michelle Jessen, Ryan’s sister, captured the emotional moments and posted them to Facebook.
The medical staff suspect Ryan’s condition was brought on by high blood pressure, and there’s speculation that his frequent consumption of energy drinks may have contributed.
In the video Mollie sniffs at Ryan’s face despite all the medical equipment covering in upper half.
Michelle Jessen posted the video and said: “If you knew my brother, he really loved his sweet dog,” wrote Michelle on the Facebook page. The hospital did the sweetest thing for us and allowed us to bring my brother’s dog in to ‘say goodbye’ so she’d know why her human never came home. We are sincerely touched and humbled by others’ stories, their sharing in our sadness and the kindness of so many people.”
California
November 30, 2016
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