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@thetestlabsio I tried to respond to your question with a thread of 10 tweets, but somehow they seems to have become jumbled. I'm re-posting below: slightly generic answers, because so many people ask exactly what you are wondering, and I hope it might help them, too.
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I wish someone could have explained her dying to you as it was happening. This might help:
1. Most people move into deeper unconsciousness as the process of dying proceeds.
2. To begin with, they are simply tired & need more sleep, dozing between short periods of being awake.
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1. Most people move into deeper unconsciousness as the process of dying proceeds.
2. To begin with, they are simply tired & need more sleep, dozing between short periods of being awake.
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3. Gradually, they lose consciousness, initially only for short periods during sleep. They report 'good sleep.' We don't know when we are unconscious.
4. When the brain is unconscious it reverts to automatic breathing cycles: alternating deep/shallow, fast/slow, in cycles.
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4. When the brain is unconscious it reverts to automatic breathing cycles: alternating deep/shallow, fast/slow, in cycles.
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