Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey Speaker2, remember Melanie?
Speaker2: The one who's married to Peter?
Speaker1: Yeah. Remember a few years ago I told you she had a tumour? Well the cancer came back with a vengeance.
Speaker2: Oh, really? :(
Speaker1: I went to see her last Thursday. She's at a hospice now. She can't move, talk, see. 
Speaker2: Wow, that's horrible. Can she communicate at all?
Speaker1: She nods a little and makes a barely audible sound, so I think she understands when we talk to her. When I left that place I just broke down and cried. It's so awful.
Speaker2: Oh, man. Is there any chance of recovery? What do the doctors say?
Speaker1: I'm not sure, really. We're all hoping for a miracle. Just last summer I was able to communicate normally with her. It's unbelievable how tragic it is.
Speaker2: Doesn't she have like 3 kids?
Speaker1: Yeah, the oldest is 11.
Speaker2: Wow, that must be so tough on the family.
Speaker1: Yeah, Melanie's mother can't handle it, she doesn't visit her because she can't stand to see her in this state.
Speaker2: When are you planning on going to visit her next?
Speaker1: I will go this Friday.
Speaker2: Ok, I would like to go with you.
Speaker1: That would be nice. I'll call you Thurs and we can work out the details. Talk to later.
Speaker2: Ok, have a good night.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Melanie has cancer. She's in a hospice. She cannot talk but understands what is being said. She has 3 kids, the oldest is 11. Speaker1 went to see her last Thursday. Next Friday Speaker1 and Speaker2 will go to visit Melanie together. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is giving Speaker4 Patrick's new phone number.