The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
if you're asleep on the couch or in the bed 50% of the day, you know, um and if that's sort of a progressive process, more and more fatigue, more and more tired, that usually in the context of chronic illness tells us we're heading towards the end.
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Often times, if we're trying to prognosticate, help a person or family get a sense of how much time is left. Um, we're looking at things like, are they in and out of bed, you know, much? are they getting up and out of bed? So, if you're asleep on the couch or in the bed 50% of the day, you know, um and if that's sort of a progressive process, more and more fatigue, more and more tired, that usually in the context of chronic illness tells us we're heading towards the end. Um an interest in food and fluid is a big one.