we knew that might be the last opportunity they would ever have to speak to their family. there's one patient i remember, he called his son. and he said it in spanish, but he said, like, "they're putting me to sleep. i'm gonna be fine, i haven't slept in a long time. i just wanted to call you to say goodbye." and then his son started talking and i pushed the mask back down on his face so he would get the pressure of that air, and his son said something to him like, "i love you, dad." and then, and then i took the mask off and he said, "i love you too, mijo. " and then i put the mask back on, his son hung up, and i said, "okay." and then he looked at me and he said, "only one? i can only call one?" and i told him, "you can call as many people as you want." and i stood with him, he called five people i think, and i did that for five people. he said goodbye to his daughter and he said goodbye to his son, and i think that was his last goodbye. that was it.