Medical workers of Reddit, what were the most haunting last words you’ve heard from a patient?

I have asthma and nearly dying of not breathing is super scary because you are very present and unable to help yourself as your body attacks itself.

Another time I passed out with no warning and thought I was dying of a heart attack or stroke. I just felt like noooo not here not now. And then it was over I had passed out. I felt that’s what it is like to die from something less horrifying than not being able to breathe.

I am pretty sure I am going to die by not being able to breathe. And I am not looking forward too it. I have chronic asthma and if I lived 100 years ago I would be dead already. So I have that going for me, which is nice.

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