7. The “awakening” or clarity before the end
One of the most disconcerting signs is a brief period of lucidity and energy. The person seems to improve: they speak clearly, remember things, eat better, and want to see loved ones.
This phenomenon is not usually a recovery, but a final opportunity to say goodbye, to tie up loose ends, and to express affection. Understanding this allows us to deeply value this time without creating false expectations.
Tips and recommendations for supporting this stage
Listen more than you speak; Silent presence also communicates love.
Respect physical and emotional rhythms without imposing activities.
Avoid unnecessary arguments or constant corrections.
Prioritize comfort, calm, and a familiar environment.
Allow deep conversations if the person wishes, even about memories or saying goodbye.coffin
drink
Clothing
Probiotics
Health monitoring devices
Cooking classes
Legal consultation
Prison fiction books
Elder care products
Personal hygiene products
Seek professional support when needed, both medical and emotional.
