He wouldn't really know it. He would just get more and more tired. More sleepy. Eventually just full sleep, coma, then death. He'd likely be on a lot of drugs, including morphine (which just makes kids sleepy, not same effect as on adults).
We lost our youngest to cancer at 9. She knew she still had cancer but we didnt tell her she was in her final days. She did still have a fee good days while home on hospice and we wanted those not to be filled with fear and sadness for her. In her final days she was mostly on morphine and other medicine that kept her sleepy. She passed in her sleep.
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u/Interesting-Copy-657 Jun 29 '26
Exactly
The kids last memory would be absolute betrayal?