Julie McFadden is a Los Angeles-based nurse who specializes in hospice care – and has built a following of millions on social media by sharing her insights into the ‘death and dying’ process, breaking down the taboos surrounding the topic.
According to the health expert, 6 signs of death:
- A burst of energy
- Vision and hallucination
- Deciding on the time of death
- The touch of death
- The stare of death
- A shared experience of death
The Daily Mail writes that according to the nurse, there are 6 signs that someone is going to die within days. He stressed that they do not happen to everyone, but in his experience they do to most people. As she said, when she was an intensive care nurse, she did not notice these signs, but as a hospice nurse, she was even taught them, writes Ripost.
When these signs are seen, the family should be prepared for the farewell.
“The first one is that they get a huge boost of energy, their heads suddenly clear. We don’t know why this is, everyone should just enjoy this short period with their loved ones. Maybe it shows that they are having a very good day, suddenly they are hungry , they can suddenly get out of bed, they can even walk, they become alert and want to know about everything. Unfortunately, this is the most difficult part, as the relatives start to hope that their loved one’s condition will improve. to heal, but unfortunately the opposite is happening.”
The second sign is vision and hallucination. People who have recently died are often seen, but long-dead family members also often visit the dying.
Then you can know that the patient has a maximum of one month
Julie added.
“The triple sign is really crazy: because people decide when they will die. I have seen some extreme cases when the patient said: ‘tonight I will die, I know it and I can feel it’. There are times when they wait for everyone to arrive at the to the city or to the room or the house, and then they leave.”
The fourth is the touch of death. “This is when the person lies in bed and reaches into the air as if they see someone, or reaches out to hug or shake hands with someone. They often hold their hands up for a long time.”
The fifth is the stare of death, which is often associated with the sign of four. “Then they stare intently in the corner of the room or to the side, as if someone is standing there, but if we wave or click in front of their face, they don’t even pay attention to us”.
The sixth, “wildest” sign is the shared experience of death.
It sounds strange, but there are times when someone who is not dying feels and understands what is happening to the dying.
It is as if the dying person is passing on what he is going through. This may not be a pleasant experience, but at the same time it is a very important experience. This calms down the dying person, fills them with a sense of freedom, and makes them happy.”
