End-of-Life Swallowing Issues

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @TheJennycococure
    @TheJennycococure 3 года назад +5

    Very informative video. My mother’s hospice nurse pretty much told me all of this. My mother has started to decline but she says she is hungry all the time but she has a very hard time swallowing much of anything. She has lost so much weight and it’s so hard to see her like this. The nurse just keeps telling me it’s normal and to not try to make her eat when she is struggling but she asks for it so.... ugh....

  • @gurlalaulakh1935
    @gurlalaulakh1935 3 года назад +7

    My grandfather is 99 years old . From last 1 year he only eat a very little, but he was able walk and talk properly. He fully stopped eating a week ago,he says he doesn't want to eat anything and now he only sometimes drink water , i just want to know how long is the process of passing, because i know it's the end and i see him getting weak and weak everyday , now his voice is also going away and I don't want him to suffer and should we try to artificially feed him or just let him be. Please answer. It will help alot.🙏

  • @doglovekane9784
    @doglovekane9784 4 года назад +9

    I have a pt that choked on a piece of sausage. She is going downhill. I am a home health nurse and am trying to make it as easy on her as possible. Today was the first day she choked on it and I got there right after the husband was feeding her. It really scared him and you could tell it really frightened her too. I said we are probably going to have to go to pureed food and drinks. I went ahead and fed her yogurt. The husband was quite distressed. Any other suggestions? I had a lewy body dementia patient and she ate really well up until about 4 days before she passed. I know everyone is different but is there something I should be watching for closely? Any other food suggestions? Thank you. It's been a little while since I've had an Alzheimer's patient and I've never had one that started having swallowing issues. Thank you!

  • @tennillefeltham9696
    @tennillefeltham9696 2 года назад +1

    Mum is end of life dementia, she is fed via a syringe, it’s become obvious to me that she no longer wants the food , she shows this either by turning her head of closing lips tightly. She coughs on every mouthful, she is non verbal . She’s been asssesed by speech and language , however doctor and staff at nursing home are not on board with the therapist or myself and are continuing to force feed . I don’t know what more I can do .

  • @sarahbeattyca
    @sarahbeattyca 3 года назад +1

    Great video and very helpful tips. Thanks for posting.

  • @psirisakorn
    @psirisakorn 3 года назад +2

    Very helpful. My mom is at this stage and this information is helpful. Thank you.

    • @daniellejackson794
      @daniellejackson794 3 года назад

      We are dealing with the end of life for my grandmother too. I hope you're ok

  • @sherijaan6015
    @sherijaan6015 2 года назад

    hey.... Very informative and helpful.... this is close to what I experience every day with my aging and who's getting weaker day by day....

  • @nansee8
    @nansee8 2 года назад +1

    My wife had a brain stroke one year back her hands and legs stop working one after another now she is completely bed ridden unable to swallow anything even water saliva coming from her mouth. We force to feed her by pressing tongue with great difficulty she could swallow little bit. She is not feeling hungry she unable express herself her weight going down day by day i don't know what to do. She is just 63 years old.

  • @JJAST5
    @JJAST5 2 года назад +4

    This is one reason I believe so deeply in death with dignity.

  • @bincysaji3624
    @bincysaji3624 5 лет назад +2

    My daughter is 7 years and 8 months old. She is with cerebral palsy. She had no problem in eating or drinking until she got fits in november. After that she got too much of medication which has made her weak. When i consulted different doctors they told me most of the medicines were not needed. Now she is on tube feeding. I see her improving though she has slight cough while i feed her orally. Can you help me to improve my daughter's health

  • @lin2678
    @lin2678 3 года назад +1

    if a senior is on ryles tube feeding and start coughing and choking even though he is not eating or drinking(all feeds through ryles tube) , what can be done?

  • @aaroneskenazi7083
    @aaroneskenazi7083 4 года назад +2

    Every time I try to speak I have to swallow.. why is that? It’s hard for me to speak.

  • @vijaylaxmirustagi5638
    @vijaylaxmirustagi5638 4 года назад +1

    Hi
    My brother 74 age had stroke 15 days before .He is have ryle tube for feed.
    Now how can we check whether he can swallow or not

  • @joeymontoy4884
    @joeymontoy4884 Месяц назад

    Thanks this helped

  • @angelarthur1
    @angelarthur1 4 года назад +2

    My mother went into hospice yesterday and I had a lot of questions you really helped.

  • @storytellerzone
    @storytellerzone 3 года назад +1

    very insightful. Thank you!

  • @khengear7373
    @khengear7373 4 года назад +3

    My sister can't swallow foods, she is hungry, but can't swallow. She's is weaker. She has state four cancer. She is very positive fight for her life. All members family try to feed almost everyone hours. Even injecting with .5ml juice to her mouth. She whole that juice in her mouth .
    Would you please give us some tips to help her. It is hard to see her hungry, but can't eat. Her face is so sad, when she try to swallow. Please help us to help please .thanks

    • @sia7453
      @sia7453 4 года назад +2

      Maybe try tube feeding until she regains the muscles to swallow.

  • @mrrojas12
    @mrrojas12 3 года назад +1

    How long is the progression- from their thoT hurting to not being able to eat

  • @IrishLanguageLearners
    @IrishLanguageLearners 3 года назад

    Go raibh maith agat as an bhfíseán seo. Thanks for this video. Tá m'athair cúig bliana is nócha d'aois. My father is 95 years old. Tá na fadhbanna seo againn gach lá sa teach altranais. We have these problems everyday in the nursing home.

  • @Jjbf006
    @Jjbf006 3 года назад +1

    1:36 swallowed right be4 the topic