If your parent shows these 4 signs, they are about to leave you FOREVER. You should prepare for the worst

If your parents or any elderly people in sickness shows these 3 signs, they are about to leave you FOREVER. You should prepare for the worst

1. They often dream about their deceased loved ones for long periods of time

If a sick person lying in bed for a long time often mention their deceased relatives, it means these relatives are also the people they care about very much, and are also the people they miss.

If at this time old people often mention some people that you think are scared, pay more attention.

2. They mention their own future funerals

When an elderly person decides to tell their children about their future funeral, they may understand their body better, and even know that they are about to d!e. At this time, their children and grandchildren should prepare for the worst thing.

3. They have been sick for a long time but suddenly get better and constantly ask for food

There is a condition called Terminal lucidity. Initially, the sick lost their appetite and did not want to do anything. But suddenly they want to eat more and walk healthily. We also need to pay attention. It is a bad sign that shows they are to leave us for another world.

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