- eat or drink.
As the body requires less energy, hunger naturally fades.
Swallowing may also become difficult, making food or liquids uncomfortable.
This is a normal part of the body’s process—not a sign that caregivers are doing something wrong.
- Increased sleep and lower activity levels
A person nearing the end of life may spend much more time sleeping and show little response to conversation or surroundings.
Even when awake, they may seem distant or fatigued.
This happens because the body is conserving energy and gradually reducing
