An American nurse working in the intensive care unit revealed that every patient she cared for before passing away knew they were going to die, and they all said the same words.
According to a report by the New York Post on February 10th, a woman named Kirstie, who has over 110,000 followers on social media, shared a short video where she disclosed the common phrase dying patients would say to her.
Kirstie claimed to have worked in the ICU for 4 years. She mentioned that every patient on the brink of passing away would express the same message. They would say: “Please tell my family I love them. I don’t feel well. I know I’m going to die.”
She said these individuals were aware of their impending death because they experienced an inexplicable spiritual transformation.
Kirstie noted that a patient’s vital signs may seem stable, and there might be no changes in their condition, with no apparent signs of imminent danger indicating their impending passing.
However, regardless of the circumstances, regardless of why they were initially admitted… they all ultimately pass away, it is always so.
She mentioned that no matter what medications are taken, what preventive measures are in place, or what treatments are given, it is futile.
She said, “When that internal shift happens, the soul screams out, telling the individual: ‘You have one last chance, this is your final opportunity’, they always pass away.” She broke down in tears as she spoke.
Subsequently, she advised her followers not to waste time and to focus on the deeper meanings of life.
She said, “We are all caught up in these trivial matters… I understand because sometimes I am caught up too. Life should not be spent endlessly chasing material things. Life should be enjoyed, valued, and used for exploration.”
She also added, “Your soul knows that you are connected to something deeper than what we are told.”
Many netizens commented on her statement. One person said, “As a former end-of-life care nurse, she is right!”
Previously, a report by Dajiyuan also mentioned an American nurse working in a hospice unit, who shared witnessing miraculous events occurring with terminally ill patients, including conversations with the deceased or discussions about the afterlife. These supernatural occurrences challenged her previously held atheistic beliefs.