Dying is a natural process of the human body ceasing all vital functions, leading to the end of life. It is a gradual process that may take hours, days, weeks, or even months, depending on the underlying health conditions of the individual. During this process, the body undergoes various physical changes, such as breathing difficulties, loss of appetite, and decreased mobility. Additionally, emotions such as fear, anxiety, and sadness may arise in the dying person and their loved ones. While dying is an inevitable part of the human experience, medical and hospice care can provide comfort and support for individuals and families during this difficult time.