Reading Crisda Rodríguez’s final message before her passing deeply moved me. Her words were not only powerful — they were painfully honest. A woman who once had everything the world considers “success” ended her journey with a reminder that true wealth lies not in luxury, but in life itself. Her story made me reflect on how easily we overlook the things that truly matter.

What touched me most was the contrast between her glamorous past and her heartbreaking present. From riding in luxury cars to sitting in a wheelchair, from fashion runways to hospital hallways — every line of her message revealed how quickly life can change. Yet through her pain, she shared wisdom: that health is more valuable than fame, and love more lasting than money.

Her story reminded me of how often we chase status, appearance, and wealth, forgetting that none of it is permanent. In the end, all Crisda wished for was the strength to walk, the comfort of food, and the presence of loved ones. Her experience is a wake-up call for all of us: don’t wait until everything is gone to appreciate what you already have.

In the end, Crisda’s message is a gift. She reminds us that if we have health, a roof over our heads, food on the table, and people who care about us, then we are already incredibly rich. Her voice, though now silent, leaves behind a truth we should carry with us every day: life is fragile, and gratitude is everything.