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I felt so angry at my moms hospice team for not telling me how things might look at the end of life. it would’ve reassured me and prepared me for what was to come. Never in my worst thoughts did I ever imagine the awful stages the human body can go through before taking its last breath. I guess I should’ve read the little book they gave me in the large hospice care folder, but I never looked at that stuff once my mom got diagnosed. Even still, some gentle warnings would’ve gone a long way in helping me process the trauma I endured at the end as her caregiver. I’m sure it’ll never go away. So caregivers, prepare for the worst ending, but hope for the best 🙏🏻❤️