Ferry Maryadi Cries When Telling the Last Meeting with Father-in-Law

Kapanlagi.com - Artist Ferry Maryadi is deeply saddened after the father of Deswita Maharani, Zainul Affendy, passed away. Ferry Maryadi considers his father-in-law to be a parent who never wants to trouble others.

Ferry Maryadi cried when telling the last moment of his meeting with his father-in-law at the hospital. Ferry Maryadi admitted that his father-in-law shook his hand and said thank you.

"Father never caused any trouble. The last time we met at the hospital, it was unusual for Atok (Ferry's nickname for his father-in-law) to greet me, it's strange," said Ferry Maryadi at TPU Menteng Pulo, South Jakarta, Saturday (18/5/2024).

1. Confused Deceased Saying Thank You

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Ferry was confused, why his father-in-law said thank you when shaking hands.

"He said thank you to me, 'thank you for what?', Well he just said thank you like that, and apologized," said Ferry Maryadi while crying.

2. Father of Deswita Rarely Complains

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Then, Ferry Maryadi's wife, Deswita added that her father was indeed the type of parent who rarely complains. Although she realizes that as he gets older, the deceased becomes talkative.

"He doesn't complain much, if he's talkative or chatty it's normal for parents. I also realize that as someone gets older, they will become like children again," said Deswita.

3. Father Refuses to be Taken to the Hospital

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Deswita regrets her father's stubborn attitude of always refusing to go to the hospital. Even though he was fully aware of his deteriorating condition.

"He's a stubborn person. He doesn't want to go to the doctor, even though he knows he's sick and his body has turned yellow. He just doesn't want to be taken to the hospital. So he tried to endure it and didn't complain," said Deswita.

"When he was taken to the emergency room, the doctor immediately said that his body had turned yellow and that he must be really sick. How could my father endure this pain?" concluded Deswita Maharani.

(kpl/far/dyn)