Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to R slash entitled parents.

In today's episode, our first story makes me genuinely quite sad.

It's all about a kid that unfortunately has cancer.

I know it doesn't get much worse than that.

And her own mother, her own parent, doesn't respect her dying wishes.

Honestly, it's probably one of the deepest stories I've read in a while, guys.

Let's get into it. Ruining your daughter's Make a Wish. This happened a long time ago. I was helping

a girl who had terminal cancer with her final preparations and wishes. She had requested to go on a

cruise with her family and the Make a Wish program wasish program was happy to help her she was really sweet

and we soon formed a friendship the day she was about to formally request her wish she actually

looked really sad and didn't want to talk to anyone i went to see her and asked what was wrong

but she wouldn't tell me it broke my heart to see her tearing up thankfully Thankfully, after some time, she told me that she didn't

actually want to cruise. She hated it. She wanted to meet her dream celebrity like she's seen

other kids do. I told her no problem. We would try and find that dream celebrity that she wanted.

But she said not to because her mother had screamed at her when she first said

she wanted to meet the celebrity. Her mother told her to forget about her final wish and asked for a

cruise for all the family instead, because that was something that the entire family could enjoy.

And it's something the mother wanted since she was a child. I was speechless and furious. Even now, I can't understand why a mother

would get in the way of her daughter's final wish. It took me a while, but I calmed her down and told her that it was

her wish, not her mother's, and I wanted her to be truly happy. She told me she always did what her

asked, and the idea of doing

something she wanted was foreign to her. But she smiled, the biggest smile I see on her, and she

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