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So one of my cousins is a radiologic technologist and he was working a late shift at a hospital, everything was as usual he says until this happened...

He was mostly doing chest xrays in and out, there was this older patient who needed a chest xray...heres where the sad part starts...the older gentlemen patiently waits for my cousin to attend him, when he's done with the patient, my cousin went to call on the older gentlemen, the older patient is sitting and dosen't respond...in fact he's very still...my cousin keeps calling him and the older gent just stays still and quiet...when my cousins goes out to him, he finds out he had actually passed away, my cousin had checked his pulse but nada...truly sad story for the man, he told me this story today and i was shocked, just wanted to share it with yall.

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