MISSION VIEJO, Calif. – When Gerry Gilgan left the hospital after
brain surgery in February 2013, the 78-year-old went into hospice care
at Irvine Cottages, south of Los Angeles. He had dementia, but was in
good spirits and lucid when he arrived.
The next day, daughter Patrice Gilgan’s cellphone video shows a different man.
“Daddy, wake up! Daddy, wake up!” Patrice Gilgan says, unable to
rouse her father, a retired New York City firefighter, who has since
died.
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