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Friends and loved ones who do spend a significant amount of time with someone who is dying will notice changes as death approaches. Often persons who are dying will display which of the following behaviors.

a)   Less interest in food and water, reducing their intake
b)   A loss of bladder and bowel control
c)   A person’s limbs and skin may become cool to the touch; individual may start to breath noisily, making gurgling sounds as throat muscles relax
d)   All of the above

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