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This page is for family and friends of people. On this page, we describe what symptoms people might have in their last weeks and what can help. As dying progresses the heart beats less strongly, blood pressure falls, skin cools down and nails. Here are a few ways you could. The death of a dog or hamster brings some understanding that life is precious and limited but not enough sensory power to bring. “how’s life?” is a common and casual greeting, and the best response depends on your mood, relationship with the person asking, and the context. What happens in your final moments. Living with the end in sight empowers you to stop worrying about gaining other’s approval and begin living in line with. How's life is a grab for straws when you don't have anything to say and you're looking for a new conversation topic.

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How's Life At Your End “how’s life?” is a common and casual greeting, and the best response depends on your mood, relationship with the person asking, and the context. What happens in your final moments. The death of a dog or hamster brings some understanding that life is precious and limited but not enough sensory power to bring. This page is for family and friends of people. How's life is a grab for straws when you don't have anything to say and you're looking for a new conversation topic. On this page, we describe what symptoms people might have in their last weeks and what can help. Here are a few ways you could. Living with the end in sight empowers you to stop worrying about gaining other’s approval and begin living in line with. As dying progresses the heart beats less strongly, blood pressure falls, skin cools down and nails. “how’s life?” is a common and casual greeting, and the best response depends on your mood, relationship with the person asking, and the context.