7 Signs You Will Die Soon
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- You know Death is never easy. Each person’s journey is unique. Each survivor’s healing process is unique too. Whether you’re a caregiver looking after a dying loved one or a person who knows your time on earth is coming to an end because of illness or age, learning what to expect as a natural death nears can help you be better prepared. It can also give you time to make decisions for comfort and relief.
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Honey, we are ALL dying. Just enjoy the journey while you're here, be the best person possible, and be kind.
That part.! From the day that we were born.. blessings to everyone..❤
"I plan on living forever...so far, so good"... Steven Wright.
It's the best way of looking at it . Live until you die . Good idea
In my last life, I was a Russian soldier in WWII. I died near Berlin. My name was "Sasha." In this life, I was born in 1951 in Oklahoma. I expect to live until 2031 (age 80). Next time I want to come back in the 2040's and become an architect in Miami, Florida, or Paris, France.
Mr. Briggs, I just know. I don't know how I know, I just do. I remember when I was 10 years old. Something told me that when I would exit this life at age 80, of a crushing feeling in, or on, my chest.
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I really don't know about religious belief. Yesterday, I met a church pastor. He was a fat man.
@@A.Briggs628
We don't have to be at death's door to have those symptoms. That music is enough to send anyone to their death! 😊
yes it is rather freaky and boring
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You are really funny 😆
I have one kidney and I'm always sleeping...I'm an introvert anyway...If I'm dying I'm not going to fight it. I'm going to relax as much as possible and drift away hopefully pain free 😌🙏
Please accept jesus as saviour . Ask him to forgive you your sin and ask him to be your own personal saviour . God bless you .
Im 21 and I have all these signs. My parents are gonna do everything to keep me alive , I'm not gonna let them do that
I'm with you on that.. I'm end stages of COPD.. I'm tired mentally and emotionally.. I've said everything to those I needed to.. Made my Peace with The Lord Jesus Christ and confessed and accepted my responsibility for my actions and ask for forgiveness and mercy.. I just don't want to suffer more than necessary or at all. Wish you the best and enjoy what you can.🙏
Me too. I love how they KNOW the symptoms. I am 2. I have kidney heart and lung issues. I'm not going any time soon. They really need to get facts correct.
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Nobody knows when we r going to die only God knows.
Absolutely
the 1st to know is You !
Jesus was brown
There is no God its just a fairy tale
why we are doing this to ouurelves
Sleeping more can also be a sign of depression
Correct! People of all ages can sleep a lot due to depression! This is silly 😜
Or less sleep.
@@Melinda8162 🤣🤣🤣
It's true! I suffer with depression and anxiety. I sleep alot because I dream. It's comforting to me than the real world. I am at peace because of Jesus made it so but sleeping is another way to cope. As for anxiety I just call out in the name of Jesus and it goes away. Anxiety is another form of fear. Sometimes it just show up for no reason. I know it's evil because it's never positive it's always make you feel something bad is about to happen. Mostly going to happen to you. There is power in Jesus name!
It could also be a sign you are banging a young cheerleader.
Our family has a history of longevity. However, after my Grandma passed away...my Grandpa passed away a month later. I still believe he couldn't live without her.
Same with my aunt and her husband. This may be common.
That's hard, when I moved back to Amarillo, my Dad was stage 4 colorectal cancer. Of course he passed. 3 months later, my Grandma passed away. 1 month later Grandpa passed. The circle of life sucks at the end.
Very common.
You are correct.
This happened with my great grandmother when she died. Her son, my grandfather became so debilitated that he ended up passing a few months later, because he let himself go. My grandfather helped my great grandmother throughout his entire life. He was her caregiver, and after she passed, he told my mom and I how much he was broken because of her death.
This also happened with my roommate/best friend and her grandparents. Her grandmother passed away in January 2020. A few months later, her husband, Mina's grandfather died alone in their home in which he had shared with his wife not too long before.
The thing that really upsets me is when my grandfather was dying, we were in the hospital room. We were supposed to be there to pull the plug, but he was already letting go, but he kept hanging on until my mum and I showed up with my brother. Everybody was crying except for me and my brother. Don't get me wrong, I wanted to cry, but I just couldn't. As I stood at the foot of the bed I whispered "it's OK you can go, I'll take care of mom." It wasn't even a minute or two later that the monitor screeched out, and the doctor came in to call the time of death.
I just accepted it as me trying to be tough for my mom knowing that she had just lost her dad, but on the other hand, I was still very emotional about it. I just couldn't really cry because of that I feel like I'm a monster.
TO EVERYONE who has lost a love one ,my heart felt condolences go out to you May God comfort your heart and wrap you in his love..🕊🦋🕊🦋
Thank you for your great kindness. You must be a very spiritual and giving person. May you and your dear ones experience many blessings.
@@joyceyaffe1832,,I thank you for your compliment..I lost my dqughter...February 2022,,My son was killed January of this year,so being brokenhearted has been rough road..🙏🙏❤
Not may will, we have a very loving God.
Thank you for your kindness 🙏❤️
Wrap you in HER love, you mean. Mother Earth.
Eating less, speaking less and sleeping more was the most predominant symptoms of my wife before she passed. She was given medication in the nursing home through a device on her tummy. It was very important she was kept comfortable and pain free. She did have a good day 4 weeks before she passed. We said our good byes then. It was a precious time. She had MS for 26 years and I was her carer for almost all that time. When it's my time, I definitely do not want to be in ICU with many tubes and drips. Just keep me comfortable and pain free.
I lost my sister all of a sudden she was fine one day and then the next day she was gone thank God I talked to her the night before she passed she died on January 24th 2023 that morning at 7:15am she died of heart failure and she had no heart problems.😂😂oh how I miss her
You are a man of great integrity to do that. She was a lucky women
😢thank you for sharing.
God bless you Ron .
You are a truthful soul ...May God bless and keep your life safe
When my uncle was dying in hospice, he saw my father who had passed years before him. It made my uncle very happy and he was comforted.
Wow I love that. There's a lot of people up there that I look forward to seeing, hugging and telling them how much they meant to me in life. Tell your friends and family how much they mean to you.
My Dad was talking outloud to his deceased mother 3 days before he died
I know and I believe it. It's like Jesus allow you to see these amazing things people. I believe these people are someone that made a big impact in your life. I pray that happens to me when my time come.
That's true my grandpa had dream night before he died he had vision of his father which is pretty crazy after he died my father had vision of him at night in funeral he showed up and told him to not worry about him to help me go through this terrible day later I started hearing his voice in water filter without any equipment or anything I was shocked I was looking for him but I couldn't see him but spiritually I felt his presence this was my first experience of paranormal at first I almost jumped out of the window I was shocked but he kept telling to not worry about him that he is here with me and he will always be there for me this was so strong I thought I was going crazy I tried walking away from the sound but it was keep following me then I thought I was going crazy maybe I had psychological problem and decided to debunk this by going outside and closing door while I heard him talking I closed the door and the voice has stopped till this day I'm getting chills talking about this as soon as I went back I heard his voice telling me final goodbye I believe in spiritual life when we die our vessel dies but our energy our souls lives on many people believe this if they have experienced same kind of spiritual encounter with the loved ones
@God_Laughs _At_Atheists did your wife's step dad believe in Jesus Christ?
I have witnessed the symptoms myself. I almost passed from a terminal liver disease and got a transplant at days of dying. The week before the hospital called me were something I never forget. I'm grateful to be alive.
So happy for you !
Amen Marvin, amen brother. I also was very close to death when I was 20 years old I’m a cancer survivor. I was very very close to checking out and when I was so deathly ill, I would pray to fall asleep because I was so sick. Also lost 100 pounds because of surgery not eating and then chemotherapy horrible reaction but that was decades ago by the grace of God I made it through but when I would pray to fall asleep I’m telling you my spirit went somewhere else people call it Astro planing but it was definitely I was somewhere else I was not in this world!! True story I have pictures of me before I got sick at 225 pounds and then pictures of me at approximately 145 pounds I was actually down to 124 pounds. It’s truly amazing What God created with her human body, and what he can go through and survive so congratulations! Stay healthy
I made my wife stay with me 24-hours a day in the hospital. I was afraid to die alone.
There was a large amount of swelling in my groin. I was embarrassed.
May GOD give all his children healthy health with longlives Amen
In 1993, my husband's 103 year old grandmother was talking with someone in her hospital room as my husband was walking up to her door. When he entered, his grandmother said, "Oh, Larry, I want you to meet my daughter, Pat." She introduced them to each other. Larry told me later there was no one in the room but his grandmother and himself. Pat had died in the late thirties of cancer at the age of nineteen. Grandma had told Larry that Pat said to her, it was time for her to go now and she needed to come with her. Grandma passed shortly after that visit. Whether it was a hallucination or not, I can tell you Grandma was not schizophrenic, nor did she have dementia. She was as sound as a thirty year old at the time of her passing.
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It's comforting to hear stories like this. I often wonder who will come for me...
😅 THAT IS WHY I BELIEVE THAT THE SOUL LIVES ON. 😊 GRANDMA WAS NOT HALLUCINATING, HER DAUGHTER CAME TO HER IN SPIRIT TO TAKE HER TO “THE OTHER SIDE.” MY BROTHER ALSO INFORMED ME HE WAS SEEING DECEASED FAMILY MEMBERS AT HIS BEDSIDE BEFORE HE PASSED.
My mothers last days, she was visited buy her parents and she would say we're is mom and dad, they were right here. Then when in the hospital, she out of nowhere said look at those beautiful lights, then week later she was in hospice, could not speak or hear her eyes were shut, then her last few minutes her eyes opened, took 3 huge breathes opened her eyes and looked at me , with a quite look I love you I'm going home, she took 2 breaths and I closed her eyes as she left this world to the next. It was beautiful.
God bless you ...
The truth...most people will die in a hospital bed alone in the wee hours of the morning with no one else around.
When my mom died, she had a second heart attack as she awoke early about 6am...when I got to her bedside, her eyes were rolled back up near into her head but still open and her hands were tightly clutching the sheets under her she had grabbed to have something to hold onto in a wad in her fists that appeared locked and frozen in that grip...it was a death grip that told me she had pain, was afraid and knew she was in her last moment of leaving this world.
It was devastating to see how difficult her death was for her. She was everything to me and it broke my heart to pieces.
Only da good and special die young
I don't think there's any such thing in dying alone if you are a Christian
How I relate to that.Seeing my mom fade was life's major disappointment.She always, Always made or had time for us, her children.I learned from that, about our powerlessness to stop things meant to be.Hang tough!
But having you there at her side, helped her during her passing. You will be reunited someday, and take peace in knowing that she's happy, no longer in pain, and will be there to guide you, when it's your time. 🙏✝️📿
I am so sorry to know your mom was in pain a lot when dying . Really sad .My condolences 🙏 💔💜🥁🐉🎤💞
I’m ready anytime! Can’t wait to go home 🙏
Why?
@@jamessilva7991 I’ve seen enough evil in this world and it’s not getting any better. People have destroyed our country and our government is constantly lying about everything! Both sides! No one comes together anymore to make changes! I accept every person except weird and crazy people that try to push their weirdness in our faces! Plus I love our Lord Jesus Christ and I want to be with him and my love ones! Take care 🙏♥️
Me, too.
With bells on
I feel the same
I've been raised by my Grandma. We love eachother. At her last years she became def, cannot ear..i went to visit Her in the Hospital before her last moments. She couldnt ear and was medicated..when i touched her like i always used to, she shed a tear and lift her hand. She knew it was me. That was devastating and heartbraking. Miss her so much 😢
I have lost my entire family, including aunts, uncles, etc. Took care of both parents in their last days, and then lost my remaining siblings to suicide, drugs, cancer, etc. Very hard stuff to watch happen yo those you love, and the world is a very lonely place without them. Take care of your family and remember to tell them you love them every day......
I'm so sorry. God has a plan for you.
😢 same here...
@@cathystech8170 hang in there darlin
Yeargh, life can be SO honest and fair... 😏
Especially in these DARK TIMES. 🌚
When the end is near, you will often find yourself tuning into the 'DEAD FREQUENCY' more and more.
So why not just EMBRACE death, my brothers and sisters? 💀
More and more and more young people are dyin' even sooner than their parents nowadays!
Life is SHORT, so WHY are they all in such a big hurry to DIE??? 🤔
Better to be OLD, than to NEVER even grow old at all.
Being older, simply means that you'll at least be able to reflect back on all of the things and experiences you had in life... At least you can say: "Hey man, I was there at the party! Where was YOU?" 😉
Can't really say the same about these youngsters tho; all dying in like their 20s, and 30s.
Doin' the most STUPIDEST things ever, just to get themselves and all their friends KILLED.
Gettin' laid to rest, like WAY BEFORE their time.
Cuz headstones DON'T lie! 🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦🪦
Um-hum, aha, okay?
And the best thing of all these days? YOUNGER you are, just means the LONGER you'll SUFFER!!! 😝
You & I both. 1985 my dad he was only 31, last year my only brother and my husband & my 20 year old dog the best pal Jewels so many in between. Devasting. idk how or for what purpose to move forward. If you'd like 2 chat i'm here...take care ok
I saw my boyfriend of 19 years; go through a long & painful death. I Love You too George ❤️😘 RIP!!
I'm 21 and I have all these signs
@@yungronny3944 I've had them all for over 10 years. Ever since I broke my back in a skiing accident. Still going strong though.
@@yungronny3944 ewe can get death hits at any age- ahh had a heart attack age 8 and still here at 65
The seven signs are: sleeping more; not performing daily functions; major organs will not perform normally; a poor appetite; stop going to the bathroom; cold hands and feet; withdrawing from people; stop talking with people; confusion; hallucinations of other places or people; pain will increase; breathing trouble with labored breathing; and not being able to open their eyes.
Dear God, I’m ready when you are. You call the shots for EVERYTHING!💕💕💕
And on some people, he inflicts the most painful horrific deaths. I'll be surprised when it's my turn to depart the earth, it's peaceful. Good souls , the same as well. It needs to be up to Us. Because he doesn't suffer and/or feel Empathy. Otherwise everybody would pass away in their sleep.
@@brendabreslin1917 Too right
Everything 😮
Seeing deceased loved ones during ones final moments are REAL spiritual encounters. They are NOT hallucinations.
You Are so right!
Yes this is true. I was with my cuzin when she was dying. Her breathing changed. She took a breath. Then she took her last. The room was all tingly and seemed to be very full. Then get spirit left and I could again feel the change in the room. It was VERY VERY real.
I remember noticing that my grandmother’s eyes looked purple a few days before she passed. I always thought it was the lighting in her hospital room but now I know that wasn’t the reason. I’ll never forget the last time I saw her look at me. She couldn’t speak but I know she was tired and wanted to be at peace. I miss her so much.
Hi do you have a boyfriend?
@@proudmanyakis WTF dude... realy??
@@proudmanyakisgo to tinder or some shit! What yo think this is?
Your grandmother is as close to you now as your own heartbeat. Talk to her, write letters to her - she's right there with you watching over you always. Love never dies and one day you will see her again.
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"I never sleep. There will be plenty of time to sleep when i am dead." ~ Sam Elliot
From the movie Road House
Tony Price , not sleeping will take a toll on you and hasten
your death, a good sleep is very important for your body!
@@margritneuenhagen6950 That was a line in a movie.
@@tonyprice2256 What I said to you was a line in a movie ?
I love Sam
If anyone is experiencing these symptoms or their loved one or caregiver is seeing anything like this, I would highly suggest that you call their family and friends so that they can have a chance to say goodbye and show them compassion and love.
The horrible thing is because of covid, the people that lost so many, including me never got to say goodbye... that killed me inside knowing my best friend of 52 who suffered from cancer couldn't have the people that loved her be beside her letting her know we loved her and it was okay.
I couldn’t do it, I had to be around my loved ones, anyway.
*because of the government
Yeap. My daddy. One day the nurse noticed him crying because he couldn't be with his loved ones outside the window looking in.
She knew she was loved ❤
So sorry I mentioned He knew x
I worked with the elderly from the age of 16 and finally stopped at 55 I’ve been with literally 100s who have passed away it’s been a privilege to have sat with them all and then getting to lay them out teaching student nurses about the dying
Bless you 🙏
I wish I had found this video a month ago. My mother passed away naturally in hospital on 03 May 2023 and exhibited all the signs you have mentioned.
I am sorry for your great loss.
God bless you I just went through the same thing with my dad. He passed on May 6th .
@@larryj3164 My deepest sympathies. Thank you and God bless.
@@edwardpennacchini7841 Thank you Edward ! You also !
I’m so sorry I lost my mom about 5 yrs ago it gets easier but all holidays will feel weird it def leaves a void no one can ever fill
Nothing like scaring a bunch of people that now will go to bed thinking they are going to die "soon"
and hows that working out for them ???????
They like all of us are gonna die.😂
Only people that want to believe in stuff like this will remember and be afraid. You have a whole god what more do you want. Who else gets a god.
People can have these symptoms with some curable disease, or anxiety. Video should clarify that these signs apply to terminally ill people.
OMG you are so funny 😂😂😂
I am only 46 and am experiencing almost all these symptoms. I literally sleep about 18 hrs a day and have no energy to do basic functions. Pray God releases me soon.
Stay strong 💪 🙏
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You need B 12 Vitamins if you have no energy converts Food into Energy it helped me try it
i saw my dad who had dimentia and alzheimer disease loosing his asibility to do anything anymore..he slept alot and were like a baby that we had to take care off..my dad were my hero and loved him so much,,nothing is the same anymore without him..miss him so much😭😭😢
So sorry for your loss I lost my nana to dementia I hope in time there is a cure its such a horrible illness 😘❤🙏
1. Sleeping more
2. Changing vital signs in the body
3. Withdrawing from people
4. Hallucinations
5. Pain
6. Breathing troubles
7. Not being able to open their eyes
My husband is sleeping more he's on hospice with copd
Sounds awful 😢
@@elainemurley9509I can empathize with how stressful and sad it is to watch a loved one with COPD decline and suffer.
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K mo you have performed a public service. Clickbait thrives on saying in 1000 words what could be said in 3
This is great for my anxiety!
I am 82 and counting and found this interesting. Did anyone force you to watch it to the end? if not, you should have closed the video and not become upset.
Much of this information is not correct! You have also missed many other factors,… please leave these things to the experts who are trained and KNOW what they are actually talking about. You are not very knowledgeable, and for a ‘presentation’ of this subject, you did not do,a good job of it at all……
I hear you
Don't worry......I do too
I'm one who suffers from anxiety attacks .one of my old clients grew up to kill a nine year old it haunts me.for himminnprision no w I wish only a hard terrible death....last I heard he wants out .my dad cousin is s ex chief of police.....my sister's are nurses .they live morphine give palliative care
I'm with you....
I have seen these signs. I had many when I was near, for me it was terrifying. I am facing the death of my spouse and it is heartbreaking. May God bless us all and hold us in his hands.
I knew my Grandma was dying but when it did happen I was so shocked I kept thinking oh Lord she had to make that huge journey on her own. It was just too much for me to handle, even now 30 odd years later I’m still crying because I miss her and love her so very much.
@@lidyatesfahunegn8619 💓
She loved you so much not wanting you to suffer. Nothing wrong with missing her. I just said a prayer for all of us.
My mother was clear minded to the end but she lost her appetite and all her energy. All her vital organs shut down. She slept more and more. She was in and out of consciousness. She became very tired and was ready to let go.😢
This happened to my mom. I was a 24/7 caregiver in the last three years of her life. I lost her in 2020 and I miss her every day. I still second guess and feel guilt but I know in my heart she was ready to and needed to let go. Reading your posting helps remind me that there are others out there who have gone through my experience. Death isn't the end, I know, but it still hurts to not have those we love most still physically here. But our mothers are in a better place. Wishing you peace and joy.
Same with my mother. The hospital doctors sent her back home, saying she was cured. When I saw her, I knew it was a lie. Two days after, she died at home, during the night. All the signs were there, including those in this video, but I did not know. Instead of telling her happy stories at the end, we talked about nothing important. I regretted that so much.
About a week before my mom dies, her eyes looked different… she KNEW she would die soon and I could see it in her eyes , distant view like she was somewhere else…
Very sad, I'm sorry for your loss.
cools...that you could see that...
My mom and Grandma had that same look- It's a look of death, emptiness
My mother is currently dying, I have seen most of these signs in the last few days. We said goodbye Thursday and I told her its ok to go to sleep and breathe her last breath, she's still here. She's weak, sleeps a lot, confused when awake. Sees people and is packing. (It is common for dying people to talk of trips and packing.) To be with her daily is gutwrenching, to be away is worse as you never know if you'll miss her moment of flight. My heart goes out to you all 😢
My thoughts are with you Lisa. I too lost somebody close to me years ago in this manner. She was struggling and holding onto life. I was exhausted and afraid to leave her side in case she looked for me and I wasn't there. There was a feeling of relief when she finally slipped away. I'll be thinking of you.
@paulinejackson-xe8lw I am so sorry for your loss, thank you for your kind words x
@lisamatthews5794
Did your mother book a flight as well?
I am sealed with the holy spirit, I don't fear death, I fear God, our father in heaven.
Shut up. Jesus was arrested with a naked boy.
Now that's word!
There is no death, only the body passes away, but our spirit is indestructible and we, the real person, goes on living and learning how to draw closer to our creator. 🙏🏻♥️
Hannah Jones, WRONG. there is no afterlife.
@@owlperchedsilo3745 That would be a terrible I justice against people who have seriously never been given a chance during this lifetime. Children born without sight, without limbs, seriously mentally compromised, those who have no parents to care for them, no homes, no education etc, etc, etc. You have an extremely dark outlook, and if you were right, then there would be no mercy, and many millions would be damned for eternity!
@@hannahjones8992 , but it is true, there is no afterlife. i had to die twice and come back twice to realize that the afterlife is a lie. fiction created by man to make us all feel better about eventual death. we are all afraid to die, so... long ago, people made up the "afterlife" to make us feel more accepting of our coming deaths. believing such fantasy is cowardly and people like you just sound utterly silly.
it is a misconception that mediums talk to the dead no they do not talk to the dead they read the frequency of the departed soul and spirit.
@@rachel-rb4bp , there is no afterlife, therefore, there are no souls/spirits. you both are WRONG.
I'm terminal. I've watched many loved ones die. I want assisted death legal. I'm not scared of this explained process, I'm scared of not being able to transfer from bed to chair. I don't want my family to deal with me as I rot away. It's ridiculous to think that rules apply to when and how I pass away. So glad God gave us free choice.
Where did you find that?
Its a shame that we have compassion on pets and animals and dont let them suffer....but we force loved ones to suffer. I agree about assisted death.
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you need to endure.. Christ long suffers.. we are to bear the fruit of the Spirit..
I would surly honor your request. For some quirky reason reason this particular video showed in my feed when just around a week ago I had the feeling I was perhaps basically on my death bed. I had nothing going on in particular but just felt off. My 73rd Birthday was on May 6th and was at the Durby in KY. Suddenly I couldn't really walk well and was light headed. Found out today (May 8th) I have Cardio Vascular issues.
Wishing you many Blessings and praying for all your wishes to be honored.
I watched my husband and my dad pass away. I know saw the signs they were leaving us exactly as you described, but at the time I didn't have that knowledge. Thank you for the video😢
I'm going thru a lot of these signs right now. Especially the sleeping and severe fatigue. I also woke up gasping for air few days ago and was taken to the ER and found out I had pneumonia that just came from out of nowhere. I was amputated in December last year and lost both legs and had an unstageable bed sore that turned my entire behind black within 2 wks that I had two surgeries on and went home in hospice care. I was doing better and getting discharged and all of a sudden everything just flipped on me. Suffice to say no more talk of discharge and still no one else in my home has or had pneumonia. Thx for posting this, its not a full list but it's a good start.
It's hard to lose someone you love and care for😢
I found out I have terminal cancer I'm predicted to die next January I'm only 14 man
I lost my husband at Christmas
its feel sad but remember nothings ends.... its just took another form.
@@GOJOSATORUWILLIVEbe strong man you have long life to live
I"M LIVING I"M SO STRONG HHEHEHEHEHEHHEHE@@Joseph_mohaz
The music is annoying…..
I keep expecting to hear the Undertaker pull up to the house in a big old herse. Sh@! I'm 68yrs old, live in a nursing home eat Slop gross Cisc0 Corporation foo foo
And back voice too
Just have it barely noticeable in the background.
@@Piano_Castle good 😀
Yes it's awful the voice is making it hard to understand the speakers voice, really wish the person would edit that out. Literally muted it and read it about a quarter of the way in
Be assured that death is a transitional journey because the soul never dies. But remember that good deeds are not in vain for Judgement Day.
My mom died Friday night at 77,she remained on life support,but unfortunately I think with all I know and have researched,I think today I have to let her be at rest.. I love ❤️ you mom, God Bless your soul 🌹
It will be a kindness to let her go. She cannot participate in whatever is going on around her, and may likely be cognitively aware that she is dying, it will indeed be a kindness to let her go.
I have experienced at least half of these symptoms the past few years. So I tell myself to never give up and be the best person I can before my time is due.
Like you, I experiencing all of these. I am just so very tired.
I am going through all of these things I’m praying 🙏 constantly I pray when the Lord
takes me I’ll be in my home
@@lindanichols125 your age and disease/risk factors?
That is orrect .Me we give up,as in the hope that does not disappoint,as in Roman 5:5,amen!
I died a little inside from watching this. Just gets me closer to my end.
I was informed my father passed away recently. I wasnt able to be there for him. This helps to understand a little of what he was going through. Thanks for the info!
Everything you say is the Truth ❣️I WAS my Mom's Hospice Caretaker. I was trained in Nursing School.
After all signs, my Romanian mother spoke to herself with eyes shut for 2 hours in French one day before passing away. She was a Romanian teacher in French and she was 91.
I pray for a sudden and peaceful death so that I will not be a burden to my loved ones. Have mercy on me O God.
I honestly thought I was dying this summer. I slept all the time. When I got up, I'd eat something, watch something on t like an old TV show to cheer me up then go back to my room for a nap until dinner time. I was scared. I was doing exactly the same things I saw my mom did when she was on the way out. I was ordering everything I saw on tv trying to turn things around. I'm a teacher and when the school year started, I forced myself to push through what I was going thru and went to work. I was barely able to walk the distance from my car to my classroom. At one point I just stopped walking and stood there unable to take another step. Some students saw me and got a custodian to drive me in a golf cart to my building. The admin was concerned and insisted that I see my doctor to get a clearance note to return to work the next day. I just turned 61 and was terrified of not being able to work. I'm too young to collect SS or quality for Medicare. If I was able to qualify for disability it would not be enough to pay my mortgage. I went to my doctor and my blood sugar level was 43. I was given a juice pack and my diabetes meds were cut in half. I started to rebound and 2 weeks later I feel the cloud over me has begun to lift.
Thank you for producing this video, piano music aside. I have been through this with my grandmother, my father, and my very best, life-long friend. The different stages are all very true.
My father's dementia actually seemed to have vanished in his final 24 hours and he could converse as if nothing was ever wrong. But, he slept a lot the week and days leading up to his death. He also refused to eat. Then, the next day, he simply said he wanted to nap. In 15 minutes, he ceased breathing. Yet, the doctors said that he had the healthy body of a 40 year old man. He was 82, and we think it was his grief over losing our mother to cancer years before.
Our grandmother just stopped eating suddenly, went to bed, never got up again, and talked with her eyes closed. All the while, telling us she heard her mother's voice calling her home. She was 90.
My dearest friend died an excruciating death of intestinal cancer just like my mother. My friend, Michael, was only 27 years old. Same 7 steps in 24 hour period. He and my mother both suffered greatly for 6 months of pain. Mike closed his eyes for 2 days, said he was dying, he loved me, turned white as a ghost, and drew one, enormous last breath, then let go. My mother just went into a coma and never awakened. She was only 69 years old.
I've now learned the warning signs of eminate death.
Earlier this year, I too, was on life support for 2 months. The doctors gave my friends and family no hope of about 1% chance at survival. I was in a coma, eyes as slits, organs shutting down, machines breathing for me and pumps doing the work of my heart (ECMO}. Yet, after 2 months on life support, like a Phoenix, I arose and survived! I had the two worst strains of COVID-19 last December, 2022....and never knew it until January 10th of 2023. I thought I just had a bad sinus headache!
Whoever decided that nerve wrecking piano music, played far too loud, was a good idea?
You're FIRED!!!
Not everyones symptoms of death are the same.
No, in fact, everyone is different.
I live in yanceyville NC it's people that are sick they run talk doctor try make people go crazy it's a hold family they are my fake landlord friends family it's funny but they are slow
It's like this white fool take down on me I'm black my landlord 85 his wife live on next street they try hurt and kill me tell me they have jumped me cops don't care
What are the symptoms when you have a guy with a bad voice and awful piano in his video?
@@larryhinzeThose are the most painful symptoms. That’s when you want to die but are trapped into a maze of bad piano players and the same guy keeps nagging you with the bad voice. It’s the entrance to hell.
With the hallucinations one it is worth noting that NDEs are not hallucinations so they would indeed be seeing people that "aren't their". Death is beautiful and calming to those that experience it. I had the entire half of my head go numb and saw these yellow rings come at me. I saw an energy mouth like the less than greater than sign in math and stars all on a black background. I did also have a tingling tentacle sensation on the top of my head. My dad saw illuminated people felt a presence and was told it wasn't his time after being judged. John Davis and Jose Hernandez along with Landon Whitley and Charlotte Holmes are great NDE experiences to look at for what comes after death. Also it is better to let them along during the final moments as it makes it easier to let go. They might not want to let go if their loved ones are around. Telling them it's okay to let go would help. I have a bud who lost his dad after he told his dad it was okay to let go a few years ago.
We all die, but appreciate the wonderful explanations of everything happening.
I'm not going to die. Ever. I have to go on living and keep on paying taxes to support those who will live at my expense. You might call that 'Living Death'.
My husband had stroke. During his second week in the hospital the doctor said he was recovering with good vital signs. However he was showing signs like hallucination, confusion and later on no appetite to eat. He felt weak and his urine was so dark. I did not believe in his hallucination thinking it was part of his stroke. I became positive that he could recover based from the doctor's statement. I regret those days that I did not believe him. He passed away after his transfer to the rehab center🥲. Thanks for sharing these signs. I should have seen this before his death.
You were there with him. That alone would've been a great comfort to him. ♥️💕🐦💪🐦👍
Yes, I have personally witnessed most of the signs mentioned in this video in relation to my aging parents. They exhibited many of these signs before transitioning.
Same
Same
Same.
This is what I am going through every day. I feel useless. When I get ill I don't want to be revived because I don't want to have to die twice.
I remember when my Grandma was in her final stages before death.
The sad part is I was about to clock in at work when I heard the news and the trip to the hospital was one of the gut wrenching moments of my life.
Even worse it was during the heart of the COVID pandemic, meaning that I was only able to see her once for only a few minutes.
It took a while before getting over her death, but I will never forget those gutwreching moments before my Grandma's passing.
She in a better place now, as a teen when my grandfather passed away I knew his time was coming and he knew as well. I cried a lot for him when he was alive and when he passed away 🕊️🕊️
My husband died at home on hospice. I recognize all of these signs. Similar for my mother who also died at home. My dad, who died in the hospital had only the confusion and discoloration of his fingers. He died during the night, so I am sure his breathing had those changes. When people are allowed do die without the drama, without fighting it, it can be a beautiful thing to spend their final hours with a loved one, telling happy stories.
I'm sorry 😞
There's what's called, "Chain Stokes Breathing" which is what the dying person will do. It almost sounds like a rattle.
Yes, a good death is a blessing.
@@angelajoleefloria2564 Yes, we in the medical field actually do call it "death rattles."
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I like sleeping more because I have nothing to do really 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The same, after hard work during my past. now I like to sleep, I feel better when I sleep.
how soon can I go back to sleep is often my first waking thought. I'm still grieving the loss of my 16yo chihuahua in January tho. I've been isolated, lost my job to the covid lockdown & now who wants to hire a 75yo?
@@jjshoot2425 sad to see how much I complain cus really am grateful for a roof over my head, no major health issues & my 8yo granddaughter, a joy I'd given up hope on. Good day hehe
@@KateBates22zabu why would you still be working?
I love my nap; I hope I die napping.
My darlin little sister angie died on Tuesday this week as suffered for a couple of years without telling anybody but but is out of pain now THANK GOD hope she is with all her loved ones now and as no more worries or pain God bless my sister in HEAVAN xxmiss her like crazy xxx
Grateful for the updates! Some of these I knew but others was interesting & informing.
My mom just recently passed this video helps me understand better on the process she was exhibiting though I had hospice nurses and facility nurses explain to me that mom was shutting down I had trouble understanding thank you this video has been super informative
I feel all this but still didn't kick da bucket for the last ten years
Thank that was well presented it’s also good to know the signs x 🌹
This is exactly what happened to my dear beloved Grandpa 😭 we were in & out of the hospital, i knew something was seriously happening with him & the hospital told me he was fine that he was not dying...a day later after they released him he passed away in my arms on March 23, 2019 this was the worst day of my life
Since i had covid, and after I lost my dad to covid, I myself along with my mother, have not been right since. It hurt me more cause I was deemed essential at my old job and we caught Covid one by one. I had it didn't know it and infected my family. My dad got it the worst. After I was cleared, I was able to be with my dad when he died cause I still had the antibodies in my system. I was the only one in the family that was cleared to be back there with him when he coded in front of me twice within an hour. It's still painful and traumatic when I think about it. But since then, I feel a lot of these signs. Mainly depression grief and anger. But I find that I possess a few of these symptoms. I just turned 51 and I feel I ain't gonna make it to retirement so I started moving my money around to certain friends and family members that were always there for me as beneficiaries. The way our government is and has become, the world, our employers...they don't care about us, I just don't care anymore either.
It's apparent that you are still grieving not only the death of your dad but also a sense of self- esteem. I also think you feel guilty that COVID spread to your family despite the fact that it's not your fault.
I'm not trying to analyze you and I'm not a doctor but I want you to feel uplifted and suggest telling your doctor this info. and possibly consider therapy.
I truly agree with you 100% and I'm sorry for your loss to covid 😢,my heart goes out to you and I will keep you in my parayers❤
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Did you all get vaccinated, were not and we can't even catch a common cold, I can't get sick and all of us who didn't vaccinate or mask are too healthy?
The background music is far too loud.
Nothing you can do about background music being too loud; can't turn it down. They haven't designed a button for that.
Lots of research went into this video thank you for sharing God be with you
I have and have had all these 7 symptoms, except for pain and not being able to open my eyes, for the past 8 years. I am still alive.
The pains I feel for over many decades continue to increase and for at least 18 years had gone untreated by medical people. It makes me look forward to the great rest.
It is the core of all my medical problems, and they know it.
I would not wish my pain on my enemies.
Yeah, the Hippocratic oath, sure..
Sorry for your pain. I have pain but it is manageable. Constant pain socks away your joy, your strength, your hope. I hope you can find peace and I hope you can find someone to listen to you. Good luck.
@@barbarastrayhorn4667 doctors tried to make me a fentanyl junky, but it turns out I'm allergic to fentanyl, thank God, and that was the last they gave me for pain in 2005. I have 5 herniated disc (degenerative disc disease) and a bad hip. This causes high bood pressure that is effecting my organs. They have chosen to treat only the organs, as they go bad or loose function. The root is the pain.
So, where is 'first do no harm?'
My religious beliefs prevent me doing anything to myself, but the great sleep seems the only answer.
So, I wait for God to call me home and end my pain. I can see no other option. The doctors just take my insurance money. They cannot be trusted to do the right thing...
@@theodoreroberts3407 I remember when doctors made house calls, that sounds like science fiction doesn't it? I'm sorry for your pain n suffering n hope God has mercy bc the doctors only seem to care about money n went along with pushing the experimental covid vax 😢best wishes 🕊🙏🕊🕊🕊🌞
@@theodoreroberts3407 I can relate. I have chronic back pain, along with pain in other locations, from an accident 25 years ago, and the pain meds, that I have been taking, have given me multiple other health problems, that just grow worse as I age. First, do no harm? Yeah, that is a joke! More like "First, milk them for all the money we can squeeze out of the system, then kiss them off." It is so frustrating! I belong to the Lord, so I am completely in His hands, and He knows what I need, far better than anyone else.
@@theodoreroberts3407 Hi Theodore, Please ask your doctor about a spinal cord stimulator (implant). The implant consists of two wire about 8” long that are installed on either side of your spinal cord. The wires extend around your side and are connect to a small computer in your abdomen (everything is internalized). The stimulator scrambles the chronic pain signal to the brain. The brain can’t decipher the signal, so it doesn’t send a pain signal back. My implant reduced my pain by 90%. Within ten days of receiving my implant, I went from 180mg of OxyContin per day down to 27mg (9mg 3 times / day) of hydromorphone. And things only continued to get better. I felt like a new person and that I had a second chance to live life to the fullest. The chronic pain, muscle spasms and restless legs slowly continued to improve. I now take 3mg of hydromorphone twice a day and was able to get rid of all other medications. I can honestly say my implant saved my life. Below is my story if you’re interested.
I injured my back in 1995 when I slipped getting out of tent (camping with my girlfriend who I married). I ruptured two discs and had to have a double discectomy that included a laminectomy. Unfortunately I ended up with nerve root damage and degenerative disc disease. After seventeen years and six spinal surgeries to try and alleviate the pain, I started to seriously contemplate ending it myself... but I couldn’t. My wife and our three kids kept me going when the pain was really bad. Even though the pain was unbearable and the handful of opioids, antidepressants and neuro-blockers created many more issues, I wasn’t going to give up. I did what I could to be a husband and father but I felt like a failure. When I as examined to see if I was a candidate for the implant, the neurosurgeon informed me that I was an excellent candidate. He noted that my left side was more than 1” smaller in mass than my right side and that I had significant neurological deficiency in my left leg and foot. My left side had drop foot, poor motor control, significant loss of toe thrust and decreased sensitivity of my foot and leg below the knee.
I wish you all the best Theodore.
The background cacophony is killing me!
Thank you. This video was very helpful. As indeed were many of the comments.
I'm experiencing most if not all of these signs. Hopefully your video is correct. 🙏🏾
Um....I sleep alot. When I don't have to go to work, I don't see a reason to get out of bed. I'm sure it's my dysthymia and depression but does that also mean I will die soon naturally? Also, I do feel sorrow when ever a loved one dies but I mostly feel profound peace and I'm happy for them because they don't have to suffer anymore. I think them dying is hardest for the person and their loved ones. I don't really care if I die alone because during the transition I will be alone and I don't want anyone to have to watch me die.
😇 I died from a malignant brain tumor w/renal failure 18 hours i was lifted up into Heaven, and God showed me many thing's, 🙏 🙌 But a loud shout came.. " It wasn't my time! ❤ thru Jesus Christ 🙏.
Amen
How your alive then?
A very uplifting and feel good video. What we need is more video's like this.
Lol 😂 if you can't take it you shouldn't have watched it.
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I am with jeff who is NOT being sarcastic Ella
As someone who: loves sleeping, experiences daily bodily changes associated with puberty, anti social, has minor leg pain when walking too much, has asthma, dreaming hallucinations, and a sister who pranked me by gluing my eyes shut, I see this as an absolute loss
I am experiencing the early signs... sleeping lots, muscle tiredness, trouble walking... It's all wonderful though... I can't wait!
Sounds like depression
I have been alone for 25 years and prefer to die alone. Just seems appropriate to me. Why ask people to turn on the love at this point in time? I've always thought it is better to die alone than with people who don't really love you.
You poor thing 😢
No wonder you’re always depressed
God bless you
My father died yesterday in hospital. He was in a sleep for 5 days. He wasnt eating or drinking obviously and they took him off an iv drip. He had a brain tumour and lung infection. His kidneys were shutting down. He died peaceful
My mom like this too lung infection but had that disease three months after vaccine
I don't have any fear of death, I sleep a lot, night person an I pray, I can't wait to meet the King
What the new king of England king Charles why would you want to meet him
@@alexblue6991 if you notice, she used a capital K!
@@alexblue6991 😂
@@cynthiahurtado638 she didn't mean Elvis either!
@@alexblue6991 The King of kings. His name is Jesus Christ.
Wish it would happen soon. I’m tired of this miserable existence.
My cousin died recently with most of these symptoms - his organs began to shut down, he didn't want to communicate, he slept a lot, he had breathing troubles too - thank you for the video.
My mother is 89 and went through all of these 4-5 times since she was 85 years old. She also said she met her brother who is no more in the heaven and sending her back to earth. She is alive and pretty fine with these symptoms resurfacing again & again however now at shorter frequency.
Thanks for very practical information on a very difficult topic.
Ive had bad health problems most of my life im 46 when my thyroid went bad graves disease i was told id be lucky to live to 50 mostly its been bad doctor's or nurse practitioners that have gotten me close to death not filling my meds right or not at all and basically not listening to the sick person
I have some of these symptoms so, I will see you on the other side. Practice kindness and love each day. Put love in everything you do, everyone you see and help each other. Volunteer at a local pantries, hospitals and churches. That way, without the 7 sins, you will be the VIP when death comes. I get worried about how I'm leaving my daughters and brothers. A few friends that I love and I'm loved right back. And find your happiness. We reincarnated to better ourselves. The happier you come and living enjoying your life is everything we need.❤❤
Sometimes they seem to get better, right before they die.
That's especially true in cancer patients or others with wasting diseases. The body will make one last rally to keep itself going and will then fail.
My husband was on life support for multi organ failure. The doctors said he would never recover so we let him go. His passing seemed peaceful. He died about 2 minutes after he was extubated.
Intubated
@@ricddewbe54 No, he was probably extubated- the cessation of life support or heroic measures. hence after the tubes are removed the patient will die.
Hi Peggy, I can assureyou he is still with you and watches over you and he is probably happier now than anyone can be here on Earth. The difficult part is for you to come to terms with his loss. God bless you.
Death is part of the package deal with life...the reaper will catch up to you eventually. No sense worrying over it.
This is the silliest video I’ve ever watched , someone could have all the above and yet lives a hundred years.
Another _sign_ that is often stated is that many people will *_get their affairs in order,_* whether it is creating a last will & testament, paying off all bills ahead of time, buying a burial plot, giving away their savings to their heirs while the dying person is still living out their last days.
Some keep their calendars clear a few days or week(s) before as well. Somehow the unconscious mind often knows what is soon to come.
@amg0163, I did all those things you mentioned regarding getting my affairs in order 19 years ago (you can also do a "payable upon death on your savings and checking accounts and name who gets that money, so all they have to do is show a death certificate).
My father was afraid to do all those things, even when he knew he was ill, because he had this fear that if he did those things that he might die soon after. He died not having anything in writing, except for his IRA because I made sure he, at least did that, for the remaining members of the family.
Please, people, get these things in order ahead of time. It really helps your family when you do die.
I will never forget my mother saying she didnt know death wax so painful. I told t😢he palliative nurse who administered mum with medication and that seemed to ease her pain. She was still lucid enough to take part in conversations with her 6 children with a nod or shake of her head
As a caregiver who looks after an elderly person these are true signs. I often notice these signs when death is near
I just lost my wife on December 22nd 2023 and I'm not myself lately as I continue to mourn her passing. She was only 43 years old and I'm 58 years old
I am 45 and I feel like I am dying already. Mr. X