DYING in the FINAL STAGES: How to know DEATH is near | How does someone die from dementia? My Story

Описание: THIS IS THE REVISED VIDEO of Part 1 (that had terrible audio). I hope this is a bit better. I have also attached Part 2 (Lived Experience) to the end of this video.

HOW DOES SOMEONE DIE FROM DEMENTIA? My Story!

I no longer make dementia videos - After Mum's passing I found it too difficult to continue working in this area but I continue to facilitate a Facebook Caregivers Group which you can find here:   / 874593075917104  

00:00 - PART 1: How to know someone is Dying with Dementia
9:21 - PART 2: My personal Journey through Mum's Last Days
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PART 1:

This video is a difficult video but it answers the questions we have (but often too afraid to ask) about what happens in the final stages fo death in the body. I have tried to make this as straight forward as possible but the dying experience is different for everyone (as you will learn in Part 2, when my Mum passed.)

It's something no one wants to talk about but we all need to know (and often think about)

I made Part 1 when I was still a caregiver to my mum who was in advanced stage FTD (Frontotemporal dementia) I was acutely aware she was soon to pass and I wanted to share this process and my experience with you.

Knowing what to expect will reduce your fear and help you face the difficult times ahead.

This video will talk about what happens when you die from dementia and what are the signs that the person you love may be close to death.


PART 2:

The Dying process in dementia – Part 2 – How to know the end is close - Lived Experience.

In part one of this video series, I spoke about the various physical responses of the dying process in dementia, and gave you some physiological signs to look for.

Less than one week after making that video, my Mum passed away and that prompted me to create Part 2 - talking about my lived experience through the death process.

In this video I will tell you about the last three days of Mum's life and what signs and symptoms might alert you to the fact that death is near.

I will also tell you about some of my experiences that were slightly different to the information in video 1 - because death is unique, just like life is.

For death is not the end of life, its part of life and who knows what wonderful adventures await our souls when we die.

In Loving Memory of Jacki Bailey (Mum)
19/2/1947 - 16/1/2021


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