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Ah, the sweet release of death, its something humans have pondered for years.
The idea of it, where we go and more importantly what your inevitable last words may be.
Some people have cherished memories of great final words while some tell stories of their
passing loved ones seeing a light or an angel in the room.
For hospital workers, they deal with death and birth on a nearly constant basis, so as
you can imagine the stories are endless.
Im sure the following is breaching their confidentiality clause so to step around that one nurse in
particular posted her experience to a subreddit for last words.
The nurse said she was in a hospital caring for a man in his 40s with a brain tumor that
was coming in and out of consciousness.
It was noted he was not to be resuscitated and at his bedside was his 16-year-old daughter
who cried non-stop for 12 hours.
She goes on to say - His wife, who had been given a few months to prepare herself, was
calm and focused on her husband.
I had to routinely check his level of consciousness which involved talking to him in a loud voice,
which I did not like to do.
So I asked his wife to do the loud voice part, so the voice he would hear would be hers not
mine, and she did so without hesitation.
The only response we observed with her vocalization was that this by now profoundly unconscious
patient took her hand to his lips and kissed it.
He stopped breathing very soon after that.
I am haunted, but not in a bad way.
Now while that is a more heartwarming story to hear, some dont always end that way.
A paramedic also shared their experience while transporting a cardiac patient.
While the paramedics were monitoring the EKG machine he went into a lethal heart rhythm.
They go on to say - His heart stopped pumping blood effectively at that point but there
was enough blood pressure for a few seconds of consciousness.
He looked at me and said -But I dont see the light- and then he went unconscious.- The
paramedic coded him, shocked him a few times, gave him meds by the handful, but he still
died.
Many people commenting on these last words post noted a trend amongst the stories.
Its believed that people choose their moment to pass away.
A tech worker in a hospital explained that this is a common occurrence and something
theyve seen before.
Patients picking their moment.
The tech goes on to say - The first I ever saw as a professional was a guy who said he
was scared to die alone when he was lucid.
The patient was labeled as do not resuscitate.
Me and my coworkers held his hand for the first 3 hours of my shift, taking turns.
His family finally showed up at about 2 am.
His wife and adopted daughters were there.
They went in, and he was dead in 10 minutes.
He was waiting for his family to go.- The same tech said that more recently he was with
a man in his 60s with lung cancer also labeled as do not resuscitate and he heard the patients
wife say - Honey, if tonight is the night, thats okay, I understand, I love you and I
always will.- The patient gave a thumbs up, smiles and then died not 10 minutes later.
This kind of phenomenon is fascinating to me and makes me wonder what your last words
will be, comment down below with what you want your last words to be.
I think my last words, will be quick, yet heartwarming and also do some real change.
I think if I live to the point where Im lucky enough to get last words Ill say - Subscribe
to pewdiepie - Now lets check out some of your comments from the video titled - Name
on Object in this photo - bet you cant
I sure couldnt, that AI created photo is frustrating to look at.
Lets see what the pasta palace came up with for their pasta king, shall we?
Mel says - Name one thing in this photo.
A hoarding problem -It looks like a good episode of hoarders
holly robin says - I can name all the objects.
Junk﻿ -It looks like a collection of things you
would win from an arcade claw machine
Dear Diary says - I think I see a fortune cookie towards the top...but probably not
-Ohhh I can see that
sweet and sour says - I see chopsticks in the right-hand corner...
I think it's just because I'm hungry...﻿ -That definitely had an effect.
I feel like the fortune cookie lady was feeling the same way
Swampy Squid says - I can name one.
Anxiety﻿ -You nailed it with that one.
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