Son.Doctors say Will Roberts is in critical condition following a devastating event that occurred shortly after 12:25 a.m., when he was conscious but struggling to breathe due to excruciating pain spreading throughout his body.

The room fell silent just after 12:25 a.m. — a silence so heavy that everyone felt time slowing down. Will Roberts was still conscious, but each breath was labored and ragged, as if his body were struggling against a powerful wave of pain spreading throughout him. The doctors confirmed what the family never wanted to hear: in the final stages of bone cancer, all pain control methods — even the strongest medications — were no longer effective.

That moment changed everything.

No more lengthy conversations, no more plans for tomorrow. Only the family sat beside Will, hand in hand, listening to his fragile breaths in a room that suddenly seemed to shrink with the pent-up worry and love. It was something indescribable — a feeling of urgency, sacredness, where every moment became priceless.

Will had fought with everything he had. Not with the strength of an adult, but with the quiet resilience of a child who had learned to endure more than anyone his age should. He faced the pain not just physically, but mentally—with a serene gaze, with the effort to hold onto every moment of lucidity to be with those he loved most.

Now, when medicine has reached its limits, what remains is presence. The presence of family, of unconditional love, of gentle whispers and unyielding handshakes. In that room, though so quiet, love resonates more powerfully than ever.

Will’s story makes one pause. It reminds us how fragile time is, that some battles are not measured by victory or defeat, and that courage sometimes simply means staying together, breathing together, loving each other until the very last moment. Those who read about Will will carry that story with them — not because of the sadness, but because of the simple and profound truth it leaves behind: cherish every moment, be kinder, and love each other while you still can.