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End of Life Issues

MuseRider

(34,424 posts)

2. Don't let it burst.

Reply to Kittycow (Reply #1)

Tue Oct 10, 2017, 01:04 PM

Oct 2017

Even if it is a vision created by a dying brain it does not matter. Once you see your late son waiting for you nothing more will matter than that. I have witnessed more deaths than many, I have lost most of my family and the fact that I was an ICU nurse. I have seen a lot of things and heard people say a lot of things. Mostly they have been comforting. My mother saw people for several days, she could not say who they were but they comforted her.

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As a matriarch's days draw to a close, a vision comes calling [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2017 OP

I hope this phenomenon is true... Kittycow Oct 2017 #1

Don't let it burst. MuseRider Oct 2017 #2

Your reply is very comforting in itself. Kittycow Oct 2017 #3

I retired long ago MuseRider Oct 2017 #4

I'm guiding my elderly cat to Rainbow Bridge at the moment. Kittycow Oct 2017 #5

All my best thoughts to you MuseRider Oct 2017 #6