When a person leaves this world, we can't always imagine what their final moments will be like. However, when humans face death, hearing is the last senses to be lost.
Researchers observed hundreds of patients with end-stage illness and found that even in a coma, the patient's brain was able to perceive sound.
This means that when loved ones and friends are at the bedside telling their feelings and thoughts, they can hear them even if the patient does not show any reaction.
This study has important implications for our understanding of death. We no longer need to worry about our loved ones and friends being haunted by loneliness before we leave.
They can be there for us in our last moments and make us no longer feel scared and alone. In addition, the study revealed the effects of death on the human brain.
Our brains can still perceive sound as our bodies gradually stop working, which can have a profound effect on our soul and consciousness. We can't avoid death, but we can use the knowledge from this study to ease the pain of parting.
Let's give companionship and love to our loved ones and friends as they face death, so that they can feel peace of mind and warmth in their final moments.