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“People hear it, they don’t understand it, they automatically assume it’s coming from their lungs. That is not happening. It’s truly just a little bit of saliva,” Julie explained.
“This is not making them feel that they are suffocating, and we know this because the body is showing that it is relaxed,” she added.
According to her, human bodies are built to know how to prepare themselves for dying.
Further, Julie described how she can detect initial signs that someone is likely to die a natural death approximately six months beforehand, allowing her to recognize when a person may be in their final half year of life, even if others do not yet see it.
So, what are the signs a person is dying at the 6-month mark?
According to Nurse Julie, patients are often placed in hospice care once these signs start to show.
“You will have very generalized symptoms. Those symptoms will usually be, one, you will be less social. So you’ll be more introverted than extroverted,” she said. “Two, you will be sleeping a lot more. And three, you will be eating and drinking a lot less. Literally, everyone on hospice, I see this happen to.”
What are the signs a person is dying at the 3-month mark?
“You are going to notice more debility,” she continues. “They will be staying in their house most of the time. It’s going to be difficult getting up and just going to the bathroom. Again, sleeping a lot more and eating and drinking a lot less.”
What are the signs a person is dying at the 1-month mark?
During the final month of a person’s life, they may begin to believe they are in contact with deceased relatives or friends. These experiences are often described as comforting and may help them become more accepting of their final transition.
