Hearing is said to be the last sense that stops in a dying person.
I have tried to research it, but there are more conjectures than cold facts.
However, I still find it interesting, as the implications are profound.
We spend most of our lives actively using all the other senses, but we remain poor at listening. Then, in our last moments, we are forced to listen, but rarely anything of value is said in those final moments.
Maybe if everyone knew this and it is actively researched to be true, we will lower our voices (or wailing) and say a loving goodbye.
– Osasu Oviawe