Some common words that patients say just before they die have been revealed by end-of-life carers from all over the world. Often, when people are about to slip away, they have their family on their mind.
That's according to Julie McFadden, who is a hospice nurse, and commonly heard people referencing various family members in their final breaths. Contrary to what we see on TV and in films, she says people rarely have a dramatic monologue prepared for their parting message.
Instead, it's often a reflection on their lives and regrets - mainly those surrounding working too much, the Mirror reports. Another expert, physician Dr Mina Chang, says they will often say "I am ready" before passing away.
