SA Heartbroken for Little Girl Calling Out to Dying Grandma, Daughter Vows To Keep Her Memory Alive

SA Heartbroken for Little Girl Calling Out to Dying Grandma, Daughter Vows To Keep Her Memory Alive

  • A Cape Town woman visited her sick mother in the hospital with her lovely daughter
  • The lady shared a heartbreaking TikTok video of her child calling for her dying grandmother
  • The online community reacted to the clip, with many feeling heartbroken and sad for the child
  • The woman spoke to Briefly News about how she plans to keep her mother's memory alive for her daughter
A TikTok video captured a heartbreaking moment of a kid calling her dying grandmother.
A little girl called her dying grandmother during a hospital visit. Images: @tabitabusakwe8
Source: TikTok

One woman posted a heartbreaking TikTok video of her daughter calling out for her dying grandmother.

In the clip uploaded by @tabitabusakwe8, she went to the hospital with her daughter to visit her sick mother. The grandma can be seen lying in a hospital bed with the sound of machines beeping.

The little girl calls her grandmother, saying she must wake up. The grandma didn't respond. She was lying in the bed, presumably breathing through the machines. The woman vowed to keep her mom's memory alive for her daughter.

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Kid calls her dying grandmother

Watch the touching TikTok video below:

Woman speaks to Briefly News about her moms love for her daughter

Speaking to Briefly News, the woman said she hoped that her mother would wake up if she heard her granddaughter's voice.

She said her two-year-old daughter knows that her grandmother loved her and she will show her all the beautiful captured moments when she is old. The experience taught the woman to embrace her loved ones because she doesn't know what tomorrow holds.

"I’ve basically just learnt that take care of your loved ones and love them as you don’t really know what tomorrow holds."

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TikTokkers felt sad for the child

The video garnered over 600k views, with many online users feeling sad and encouraging the woman and her daughter to remain strong.

@Nrato❤️ commented:

"Kids don't deserve this."

@Mantenya felt grateful:

"From today I'm grateful to wake up and see my kids even though I have nothing to offer them at times."

@Mme wa Ethan felt sad:

"I shouldn’t have seen this, I'm deeply hurt nkosi."

@Karabo Molefe was heartbroken:

"This is painful to watch ."

@NnanaNhlanhla visited a memory:

"This just took me back to 2014 when I lost my mom."

@Rose Mosomane feared:

"Developed heart condition after I gave birth to my daughter and this is my biggest fear ever since ."

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Sinothando Siyolo (Editor) Sinothando Siyolo is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with majors in Media and Writing, Politics and Governance. Before joining Briefly, Sinothando worked as a Content Producer for Hibari Media and as a News Content Producer for The South African (TSA). He has the ability to write across various sections - News, Human Interest, Politics, Entertainment, and Business. He joined Briefly in 2023. You can contact Sinothando at s2pinyana@gmail.com

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