Vino G Bastian Gets Signs Before the Departure of His Mother, Body Smells Fragrant

Kapanlagi.com - Actor Vino G Bastian is currently grieving over the departure of his mother, Hj Herna Debby. The body was buried today after Dhuhr at TPU Malaka 2, Tanah Merah, East Jakarta, Tuesday (7/1).

The deceased passed away at the age of 70 due to a long-standing illness. The news deeply saddened Vino. Unbeknownst to him, the RADIT AND JANI movie star had a premonition or signs of his mother's departure.

"When I came home, usually her body feels a little sticky because it's wiped. But yesterday I was a bit confused, her body smelled really good, so I asked, 'Where did Mom go yesterday, it smells so good?' She was unconscious, but she opened her eyes," recalled Vino when met at TPU Malaka 2, Tanah Merah, East Jakarta, Tuesday (7/1).

"Yesterday I came from Bandung, I had work there. Before that, I said goodbye and said, 'Mom, I'm going to shoot in Pondok Kelapa area.' She opened her eyes, turns out it wasn't for shooting, but to accompany her to her resting place here, at the beginning of her journey," he continued.

1. Vino G Bastian Accompanies His Mother in Her Last Moments

Considering the condition of his mother, who had been quite ill for a long time, Vino and his siblings took turns to take care of her. Marsha Timothy's husband was also present by his mother's side, right before she took her last breath.

"So we always have shifts in the family, because there are four of us. The last shift was Caca's turn to go home, so it was just me. I was about to change shifts with my older brother because I was waiting for a shooting call. The call came, and I said goodbye. As soon as I left, she suddenly got critical. When I was gone, my brother came and started to get critical, maybe he wanted to say goodbye or maybe I wanted to say goodbye too. I was there when she was on her deathbed. But when she took her last breath, I had just left," Vino continued.

2. Always Treated Like a Little Child

Vino G Bastian © KapanLagi/Budy Santoso

Even though he is already grown up, Vino is still treated like a little child by his mother. Yes, the late mother never stopped reminding him to eat and take care of his health.

"She's like that because I'm the youngest child, so her message to me, from when I was little until now, is to never forget to eat, as if she still sees us as little kids, and to not get exhausted. And there's something else, she wants to give advice to others, but if we give her medicine for her illness, she refuses," he concluded.

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