Appearance of the patient a week before death. jpg

I want to eat and drink
It disappears.
Sleeping time becomes longer.
Let’s get off for 3-4 days.
After briefly recognizing the faces of my family,
You may fall into a deep sleep again:
Your body becomes relaxed.
feel less pain
The feeling of nausea disappears.
I don’t even cough anymore.
For my loved ones
Prepare a gift.
This afternoon I
downtown
I have one last thing to do.
If you don’t want to be allowed to go out, that’s fine.
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I suddenly feel energized
Talk about memories with your family
They also offer good wishes.
Patients who came to hospice
These are symptoms experienced a week before death.
I came to this place called the last ward.
Guardians cry loudly twice
At first, when a patient was admitted to a hospice,
Next time, when moving the patient to the death room.
I am a hospice doctor.
Before heading to the death room
to comfort the family
(Guide to life in the deathbed) This is a good year.
Appears when you die
About natural body changes
If you know
I wonder if I would be less embarrassed
This is a post that prepares your mind.
We will die someday.
That moment is now upon us.
now love
I’m ready to leave

@Book delicacies
A lot of phlegm called susueuum
Breathing sounds may be heard;
On the body and face
Involuntary things can happen sometimes.
no urine output;
The black eyes are getting more and more precious.
The muscles relax and breathing stops.
When the heart stops it all ends
@Chaekseolmi
@cut books
These stages of death are
It’s not hard and painful
It’s warm even though the guardian is safe.
Because the time of death is different for each person,
Don’t fret > wait for that moment.
At this time, oxygen saturation and blood flow, etc.
Rather than looking at the monitor
Hold the patient’s hand,
A face I will never see again
It is wise to look.
According to data
The sense that remains until it is too late is hearing.
Now, for the last time, in front of the person who is leaving soon
If I don’t have any warm words to say, I’ll do it.
@Bookssul D
People before coming here
Patients will struggle in pain and their heart will stop.
It’s vague, but it’s not actually true.
Those who leave worry about those who remain until the end,
Those who remain are here to spread warmth.
Touching the patient’s dry hands at least once more