Hospice nurses share their patients' wildest death bed confessions, and it's eye-opening

Hospice nurses share their patients' wildest death bed confessions, and it's eye-opening.

Sometimes people wait until the very end to deliver a "mic drop" moment.

Many nurses shared moments when their patients simply knew the end had come.

"I've had a few people casually tell me, "I'm going to die today ".

"Approach everything with gusto ladies and gentlemen, like it might be your last time," says Canva .

"I've had a few senior women who are in different stages of dementia describe violent SA they experienced as children, many of the stories were similar in the sense of when they told their parents they were blamed or not taken seriously.

Some stories revolve around forgiveness, gratitude, and a longing to feel or express love.

A few years later I retired and this was one of the reasons. It changed my perspective. I often think about that man, I think he would have shortly passed from a broken heart. One has to wonder what holding onto such things does to our quality of life.

On the other hand, maybe there never is a right time to share our secrets, until there isn't any time left..