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my grandfather was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in 2003. at first he was misdiagnosed. he is now at the point where he has to have someone stay with him 24/7. he can't even get up to go to the bathroom without having problems. he is on the highest level of oxygen possible. he can't even talk for 10 mins without becoming very short of breath. i am really worried about him b/cs he has lost that special twinkle in his eye. the doctors had to put a heart stint in due to this disease. they also told him that if gets one cold it will kill him. so since it is cold and flu season we are having a hard time being able to see him. how do you know when it is close to the end? is my grandpa about to die? i knew from the beginning that this would kill him, but is it about to come? i know people have gone through this... i was wondering how their loved ones acted before they passed. does it sound like the end? i really need some support so i can help him more. thank you for your help. Christy - |
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