Hi, my name is Tina. My mom was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma Sept 2015. She had surgery right away, they got 97%. She was doing really good after chemo & radiation. This past Sept 2017 a 2nd tumor was growing, surgery was done again. We could tell this time it really affected her memory, balance & speach. When she went for her 6wk mri they found a 3rd tumor had grown. We opted out of anymore treatments/surgeries because that was her choice & we new it would be deeper into her brain. Jan 12th she was admitted to our local hospital for confusion, anxiety, unable to walk. A wk later she was unable to carry on a conversation with us & barley walking. We are now in a nursing home, she's down to 84lbs, she can't communicate, can't feed herself (or eat solid foods), doesn't recognize alot of visitors, unable to sit up by herself, she hallucinates alot & talks to people (deceased sisters) that aren't there. We are to a point where they don't put her in a chair anylonger to shower because it hurts too bad, her neck is in alot of pain. They just started her on Roxanol today. I know this is getting really close to end of life, I just wish I new of more signs to look for. We are here with her every day from 8am til 8pm. Honestly I just wish I new a time frame. I have family to talk to, but sometimes I look for answers that they can't help me with. Hoping to chat with others & see how they can help me understand this end of life process. Thank you for taking the time to read my story & hope to hear back soon.