Hi hospice Nurse Penny my mom is currently in the dying process. She hasent eaten for 5 days now. She hasn't been able to swallow for just as long. They are keeping her as comfortable as possible. Giving her water with a sponge, but she cannot close her mouth around it. Just became unresponsive yesterday. They said she has a day or two but maybe a week left. You and the other hospice nurses on you tube have helped me to understand more about whats happening. Soon my mom will be pain free and will fly with the Angel home. If you read this thank you for taking your sweet time and listening.
I was seriously wounded and my buddy was carrying me piggy back style to an aid station. I started the Death Rattle, he put me down, and began shaking me… shouting for me to stop it. Somehow I came back. He looked me in the eye and said “Welcome back to the world, MFer…”
My Nanna went from healthiest women in the world to stage 4 cancer. She woke up 48 hours before death and asked for fish and chips and vanilla ice cream. Ate the whole thing. Shortly after passed. Surrounded by her loved ones.
After I was adopted, my adoptive father got Non Hodkins, again, he went to hospice because after you have a Whipple's Procedure, there's not much they could do for you in the 90s. I was forbidden from seeing him a last time and I didn't agree to that, so I ran away from the adults. I didn't know his room was moved so the room I busted into belonged to what I only saw as a skeletal man. It occurred to me days ago, _(because that's how trauma brains work),_ that in the moment of hearing the death rattle that, I wasn't reacting to the sound... I already knew what it was. I listened and then I just calmly closed the door. I was that kid who touched everything and asked strangers everything because I was curious, so me not reacting to a very audible, very different sound was the clue. I do believe that someone died nearby me in the orphanage. Now before you folks start going on about "Thank God you got adopted", please note that I was there in that orphanage after the bill of sale went through. That is the reality, it's stated on my paperwork. I also knew he was going to die because I was told years later I told some people my thoughts on it. I was 4 at this time.
Nerves. The body doesn't shut down all at once, so sometimes there's still a bit of a charge or six to fire off. It's the process of dying itself too as scientifically speaking, there's no such thing as absolute zero. Even after death chemistry continues but it's the chemical and physical changes of decomp. I apologize if I sound indelicate, but as this is the internet, I am trying to explain it as succinctly as possible.
Hi hospice Nurse Penny my mom is currently in the dying process. She hasent eaten for 5 days now. She hasn't been able to swallow for just as long. They are keeping her as comfortable as possible. Giving her water with a sponge, but she cannot close her mouth around it. Just became unresponsive yesterday. They said she has a day or two but maybe a week left. You and the other hospice nurses on you tube have helped me to understand more about whats happening. Soon my mom will be pain free and will fly with the Angel home. If you read this thank you for taking your sweet time and listening.
Hi Lisa. My mother only took 24 hours to die. She died last Thursday. I'm sending you condolences. 💐
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Prayers for you and your family. 🙏🏼
Praying for you & your mama... ❤
That sounds rough. Hope that you're managing the grieving well 💜
You have made death less scary for me as for myself and others I may see in the future. ❤❤❤
I was seriously wounded and my buddy was carrying me piggy back style to an aid station. I started the Death Rattle, he put me down, and began shaking me… shouting for me to stop it. Somehow I came back. He looked me in the eye and said “Welcome back to the world, MFer…”
Thank you so much for explaining this
I no longer fear death , thanx 2 U 😊💕💕💕🍀
My Nanna went from healthiest women in the world to stage 4 cancer. She woke up 48 hours before death and asked for fish and chips and vanilla ice cream. Ate the whole thing. Shortly after passed. Surrounded by her loved ones.
I remember when my Dad got the death rattle 😢and he passed the next day..I miss him so much
Sorry for your loss
After I was adopted, my adoptive father got Non Hodkins, again, he went to hospice because after you have a Whipple's Procedure, there's not much they could do for you in the 90s. I was forbidden from seeing him a last time and I didn't agree to that, so I ran away from the adults. I didn't know his room was moved so the room I busted into belonged to what I only saw as a skeletal man. It occurred to me days ago, _(because that's how trauma brains work),_ that in the moment of hearing the death rattle that, I wasn't reacting to the sound... I already knew what it was. I listened and then I just calmly closed the door. I was that kid who touched everything and asked strangers everything because I was curious, so me not reacting to a very audible, very different sound was the clue. I do believe that someone died nearby me in the orphanage. Now before you folks start going on about "Thank God you got adopted", please note that I was there in that orphanage after the bill of sale went through. That is the reality, it's stated on my paperwork. I also knew he was going to die because I was told years later I told some people my thoughts on it. I was 4 at this time.
What country were you in as a child that people are allowed to buy children?
@@SFVnative I was bought by Americans. This is common practice to this day.
How do you tell a death rattle from snoring?
Regular snoring doesn't sound like the death rattle.
My mother who has sleep apnea and severe asthma makes a sound that's very similar though.
@@Foxizright? We are waiting for the death rattle with my grandfather, but it's hard to tell sometimes with his severe sleep apnea.
Why some of the body after death they still have sudden movement?
Nerves. The body doesn't shut down all at once, so sometimes there's still a bit of a charge or six to fire off. It's the process of dying itself too as scientifically speaking, there's no such thing as absolute zero. Even after death chemistry continues but it's the chemical and physical changes of decomp. I apologize if I sound indelicate, but as this is the internet, I am trying to explain it as succinctly as possible.
My dad snoaring at night for ever😢
Goddess! 💖🌟👑🌟💖
Pets will do the same thing when they die from a natural death
🫨🤔hmmm interesting ? 🫧