:24:10
He was writing all night.
He's finished it.
:24:13
He asked me to pass it on to Mr Virag.
:24:16
I know. How is he?
:24:20
He's starting to desaturate again.
:24:24
I've had to put him back on oxygen.
:24:29
Your father
has taken a lot of morphine.
:24:32
Too much.
:24:33
If he increases his doses now,
it will kill him.
:24:39
We need to wean him off it.
:24:41
We'll stop the morphine
for a couple of days
:24:45
until he "kicks the habit" a little.
:24:47
After that, we'll be able
:24:49
to start again with lighter doses.
:24:54
I don't want him to suffer.
:24:56
In any case, he's doomed.
:24:58
You can't say he's "doomed".
:25:01
He's ill but he's still alive, isn't he?
:25:05
You can't save him.
:25:07
He's in pain all the time.
:25:09
And he's so frightened of dying.
:25:13
Yes, it's very frightening.
:25:16
What can I do?
:25:18
You can be his daughter.
And hope for a miracle.
:25:21
What?
:25:23
There are miracles with bowel cancer?
:25:26
Not many...
:25:27
But you can pray very hard
:25:29
for a miracle this time.
:25:32
I have to pray?
:25:35
You don't have to.
But what else can you do?
:25:42
What about you, do you pray?
:25:45
Not really.
:25:48
Me too, I hope with all my might
:25:52
that something impossible,
something magical will happen.
:25:58
And, that way, during all the time