What is dying? How do we die?
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t until it's immediately in front of them."
But it doesn't need to be this way, he says.
"The more people engage and understand death and know where it's heading ... the better prepared the person is to be able to let go to the process, and the better prepared the family is to reconcile with it, for a more peaceful death."
Of course, not everyone ends up in palliative care or even in a hospital. For some people, death can be shockingly sudden, as in an accident or from a cardiac arrest or massive stroke. Death can follow a brief decline, as with some cancers; or a prolonged one, as with frailty; or it can come after a series of serious episodes, such as heart failure. And different illnesses, such as dementia and cancer, can also cause particular symptoms prior to death.
But there are key physical processes that are commonly experienced by many people as they die – whether from "old age", or indeed from cancer, or even following a major physical trauma.
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What is the process of dying? How can you prepare for it? And how should you be with someone who is nearing the end of their life?
dyeing is the application of dyes or pigment on
textile materials such as fibres, yarns and fabric with the goal of achieving colour with desired colour fatness. Dyeing is normally done in a special solution containing dyes and particular chemical materials.
How do we die?
Ans-Death happens as cell die. we die naturally because our cell die. after they have done there jobs, billions of cell in our body each day and make way for new cells