A Repeating Pattern in the Final Hours
Katie noticed that many terminally ill patients, often in the final hours or even minutes of their lives, raise their arms, sometimes slowly, sometimes with surprising determination. It’s not a reflex that seems to stem from pain or anxiety. On the contrary: the gesture is often accompanied by a deep sense of calm.

For outsiders—family members or caregivers—this moment can be confusing. Why is someone who has barely any strength left raising their hands? Who or what are they reaching for?

Testimonials Shared on Social Media
Katie decided to share her observations on TikTok, where she describes what she sees in her work. In her videos, she explains that this gesture often coincides with what patients seem to experience as visions. Some look up, smile, whisper names of deceased loved ones, or speak of figures they describe as angels or protectors.

Her videos struck a chord. Thousands of people shared similar experiences in the comments:

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