Overview
- Kirstie Roberts, 29, says every patient she has sat with at the end of life has told her they love their family, said they do not feel well, and stated they know they are going to die.
- She describes a perceived spiritual shift in a person's final hours, claiming some patients sense death even when vital signs appear stable.
- Roberts says she has found no medical explanation for the pattern despite tests and treatment, and she asserts that those who say the phrases soon pass away.
- The claim was highlighted by the Daily Mirror and The Mirror US on February 18, with a February 19 follow-up amplifying her remarks.
- Coverage notes mixed reader reactions and anecdotal corroboration, including a self-identified former hospice nurse, as a video of her comments drew about 561,200 views.