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What are some of the signs of dying? my mom is on hospice and has started feeling things like her clothes, my hands, etc. friend said this is a sign.
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Hospice nurse: will tell you what you need to know. Please ask her/him about this or ask the hospice medical social worker. Your mom may be reaching out for reassurance. Peace good health.
Answered 11/28/2017
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