I am so sorry to hear about your mum, I feel your pain and understand what you are going through. I am also 27, and my poor mum has been given weeks to live, she is 58. She is my best friend and we did everything together. Spoke twice a day and spent all weekends together. She is in a hospice now, I can only visit for 3 hours everyday and I'm finding this so difficult, 3 hours a day seems so little time. But we couldn't care for her at home anymore, she lost her mobility and it was too distressing for her. Life is so cruel and I'd do anything to go back in time before all this was happening. 

Thank you for replying. As awful as it is, it is good to find someone that genuinely understands. My own Auntie of all people yesterday said 'it doesn't make it any easier' losing someone when they are older. I can tell you auntie... yes it bloody does! I would feel a 100 times better if my Mum had 10 or 15 more years under her belt. Her Mum died at 70. She watched all of her Grandchildren grow up, and even met 3 Great Grandchildren. My Mum's death and her's are by no way comparible. I understand that people go through worse losses than losing their Mother far too young, but luckily (for everyone else) not many people do. I'm jealous that my Husband has both of his parents, I can't bear to hear ALL of my friends talking about their alive and well Mothers. I dread becoming a Motherless Mother. I would be grateful if she could meet any children I might have just for 5 minutes. Just so she can be called Grandma for 5 minutes. 
 

She is too unwell to make any more happy memories. She is nothing like she used to be. I occasionally see glimmers of Mum in there, but she has become a bit averse to my affection and doesn't want to cuddle me which is heart braking. Such is the cruelty of brain cancer. 
 

So sorry your Mum has had to go into a hospice. 3 hours a day seems an unreasonably small amount of time. Have they given you a reason? 

Hey lovely. The visiting hours were due to covid, however they relaxed them pretty quickly due to mums health. My mum passed on the 10th of March, we had no idea it would be so soon. We thought we had weeks left. We were with her 24/7 for the last few days, and when she took her last breath. We are heartbroken and it's hard to accept. I hope you are doing ok X 

Hey lovely. The visiting hours were due to covid, however they relaxed them pretty quickly due to mums health. My mum passed on the 10th of March, we had no idea it would be so soon. We thought we had weeks left. We were with her 24/7 for the last few days, and when she took her last breath. We are heartbroken and it's hard to accept. I hope you are doing ok X