“A doctor’s account of a son’s last interaction with his critical COVID-positive mother is breaking hearts. u00a0On Wednesday, Dr. Dipshikha Ghosh, taking to Twitter narrated an incident of how a son sang to his mother and broke down while doing so during their last virtual meeting. Twitter users responded with emotional messages and posts of personal targedies. Also Read: States’ fight for vaccine portrays ‘bad’ image of India: Arvind Kejriwal. Dr. Ghosh tweeted, “Today, towards the end of my shift, I video called the relatives of a patient who is not going to make it. We usually do that in my hospital if itu2019s something they want. This patientu2019s son asked for a few minutes of my time. He then sang a song for his dying mother.”. She added, “He sang Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle Ka Nata Koi. I just stood there holding the phone, looking at him looking at his mother and singing. The nurses came over and stood in silence. He broke down in the middle but finished the verse. He asked her vitals, thanked me and hung up.”. “Me and the nurses stood there. We shakes our heads, our eyes moist. The nurses went back one by one to their allocated patients and attended to them or the alarms of vents/dialysis units. This song is changed for us, for me at least. This song will always be theirs.”. Also Read: Centre recommends 12-16 weeks gap between two doses of Covishield: Report. Lastly, she wrote, “With permission, the people mentioned here are Mrs Sanghamitra Chatterjee and her son Mr Soham Chatterjee. My deepest condolences. You, your voice, your quiet dignity, are her legacy. sohamchatt”. Dr. Ghosh is into Critical Care Medicine, at Apollo Gleneagles Hospital, Kolkata, and u00a0is working in the Covid Unit for the last few months. Also Read | Blind couple loses only child to COVID-19; father battling virus unaware. Also Read | In vaccine mix-up, Maharashtra man given two doses of different COVID jabs. Also Read | India has to work with other nations to ramp up vaccine production: Dr Fauci. #covid19 #Doctors #ViralVideou00a0.”