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I'll try to go through it without crying. I'm a private caregiver with my previous client.

I was with her for nine years and my sister-in-law, who is actually my best friend. Her husband's mother

passed away. Unfortunately, my patient took a turn for the worst four days before the funeral.

So the next day when I was taken care of her, I was told that she was about two days to live.

So I chose to stay with her. It's a film I job with her. That's right.

And complete my position with her and her family.

Unfortunately, my best friend and her husband are so upset with me because I didn't go to funeral.

They said that I should have been there as a friend and a family member.

May I comment? May I comment? Yes.

Your friend doesn't understand what being a friend is.

She's the one that should be your friend.

Which man, she was there to understand that you had a moral legal obligation to this dying patient.

And that you could be there afterward to console them, sit with them.

But that was terrible if your friend did do that to you.

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