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En 2001, Wayson Choy est victime d'un symdrome de détresse respiratoire aiguë, suivi de troubles cardiaques. Sur son lit d'hôpital à Toronto, il entend la voix des ancêtres le prévenir que, san épouse, il risque fort de mourir tout seul.
In 2001, Wayson Choy suffered a combined asthma-heart attack. As he lay in his hospital bed, slipping in and out of consciousness, his days punctuated by the beeps of the machines that were keeping him alive, Choy heard the voices of his ancestors warning him that without a wife, he would one day die alone. And yet through his ordeal Choy was never alone; men and women, young and old, from all cultures and ethnicities, stayed by Choy's side until he was well. When his heart failed him a second time, four years later, it was the strength of his bonds with these people, forged through countless acts of kindness, that pulled Choy back to his life.