FIVE STAGES OF DYING
1. Denial and Isolation: Used by almost all patients in some form. It is a usually temporary shock response to bad news. Isolation arises from people, even family members, avoiding the dying person. People can slip back into this stage when there are new developments or the person feels they can no longer cope.
Hapa Isolation imetokea baada ya yeye kuamua kuondoka na kwenda South Africa, physical isolation.
2. Anger: Different ways of expression:
Nina Vyeti ila wanafanya hivi kwajili ya Vita vya Madawa ya Kulevya, nitawashughulikia, sitakata tamaa
-Anger at God: "Why me?" Feeling that others are more deserving.
Kwenda Kuombewa kwenye Nyumba za Ibada kial mahali ili kujua kwanini Mungu Ameruhusu hayo yatokee.
3. Bargaining: A brief stage, hard to study because it is often between patient and God.
-If God didn't respond to anger, maybe being "good" will work.
-Attempts to postpone: "If only I could live to see . .
." Pengine nikipata PhD hata ya heshima yataisha haya mambo
4. Depression: Mourning for losses
-Reactive depression (past losses):
Kama RC Makonda atatumbuliwa peke yake sitakubali,Haki itendeke kwa wote MAHANJU
-Preparatory depression (losses yet to come): dependence on family,
hii ndio inatokea huko aliko sasa
etc.
5. Acceptance: This is not a "happy" stage, it is usually void of feelings. It takes a while to reach this stage and a person who fights until the end will not reach it. It consists of basically giving up and realizing that death is inevitable.
Hii ndio itakua final stage, nazungumzia
POLITICAL DEATH
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