An ICU nurse has made a spine-chilling claim on social media, revealing the one thing patients say to her before they pass away.
“They say … ‘Can you please tell my family I love them? I don’t feel good. I know I’m gonna die,’” she shared on TikTok.
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Kirstie claimed that these people know when they’re going to die because there’s a spiritual shift that nobody can explain.
A patient’s vitals may be stable and their condition might not have changed — “there’s nothing inherently dangerous that’s screaming this is what’s going to kill them,” she said.
“Yet in every single circumstance, no matter what brought them in initially … they always die. Always,” she declared.
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She said it doesn’t matter what medicine is given, what precautions are taken or what procedures are done.
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“The minute that that inner shift happens where the spirit is crying out and telling the person, ‘you have one more chance, this is your last opportunity,’ they always die,” Kirstie said while starting to cry.
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She then warned her followers to stop playing around with their lives and focus on the deeper meaning of life.
“We’ve gotten all caught up with all of this foolishness… and I get it because it consumes me, too, sometimes,” she said. “Life is not meant to be an endless pursuit of things. Life is meant to be enjoyed, life is meant to be appreciated, life is meant to be explored.”
“Your spirit knows you are connected to something deeper than what we’re told.”
Viewers on TikTok echoed her experience.
“As a former hospice nurse, she’s right!” one said.
“Spirituality in healthcare isn’t talked about enough,” lamented another.