End of life

My sister is currently with me at home in a hospital bed.

She has Glioblastoma (brain cancer) we was told by her oncologist she has anything from 2 weeks to 3 months to live. 
It will be 2 weeks this Thursday, my sister is getting no better, she more or less has every tick on the list of end of life, the strange thing is she always is ok when she wakes in morning for a few hours , then the rest of the day she sleeps and has non stop seizures, breathing difficulties, confusion, lack of appetite, it's so cruel all this.

Mu question is, do I ring the hospice for advise, and would they arrange transport to the hospice if needed? As she is non mobile plus double incontinant too.  
 

thanks for reading x 

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  • Hi, I'm so so sorry to hear your sister has Glioblastoma. I just had to reply as your first sentence 'my sister is currently with me at home in a hospital bed' brought back so many memories for me. My sister had the same devastating brain cancer and I watched her deteriorate in a hospital bed in the lounge. How are you? Please look after yourself too. Did you contact the hospice? Yes they will arrange transport for you. Please don't feel alone, I'm thinking of you and your sister. XXX

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  • Hi, I'm so so sorry to hear your sister has Glioblastoma. I just had to reply as your first sentence 'my sister is currently with me at home in a hospital bed' brought back so many memories for me. My sister had the same devastating brain cancer and I watched her deteriorate in a hospital bed in the lounge. How are you? Please look after yourself too. Did you contact the hospice? Yes they will arrange transport for you. Please don't feel alone, I'm thinking of you and your sister. XXX

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