Seahunter
AKA "Roy"
That's interesting, you'd think on one hand they would not want to be alone.One of the biggest things a patient asks of a nurse is to have the family leave the room so they can "go". Happens way more than I can even tell ya.
That's interesting, you'd think on one hand they would not want to be alone.One of the biggest things a patient asks of a nurse is to have the family leave the room so they can "go". Happens way more than I can even tell ya.
My Dad was ready to go by the time he did in 2015. I'm sure he had been preparing for it for a while.Family is often told to "reasure" the patient it's ok for them to go. It goes off the rails when it becomes a mantra for the family.
Hey I wouldn’t mind a “we’ll be ok when you’re gone” something like that but don’t cheer me on like I need your help lol. If you wanna help there is a more direct approach jkFamily is often told to "reasure" the patient it's ok for them to go. It goes off the rails when it becomes a mantra for the family.
I think sometimes people feel held back by family. And they don't want the family to "see" their death.That's interesting, you'd think on one hand they would not want to be alone.
That would be me.they don't want the family to "see" their death.
Like a certain kind of shame involved maybe.I think sometimes people feel held back by family. And they don't want the family to "see" their death.
No shame! It's just a rather private thing. Dying is the most personal thing you can do, Sea.Like a certain kind of shame involved maybe.
And if you’re lucky you only do it onceNo shame! It's just a rather private thing. Dying is the most personal thing you can do, Sea.