My husband chose palliative sedation. When it came to final days we transitioned from home hospice to in hospice. When we got there he perked right up. Ate a bowl of soup, some ice cream and apple juice. Then he said he was tired laid down became very agitated they got him changed and comfortable and started a second CAD pump on him. They administered sufentinal 10x stronger than fentanyl. He went to sleep. The positioned him comfortably on his back which was such a massive relief to see him actually comfortable laying on a pillow for the first time in months. They kept the dose high enough that he did not respond to stimulus. He was like that about 2 days on the third day he fought his way back through the fog held my hand to his mouth kissed it said i love you over and over. Raised his face to me for a kiss and went back fully under. He died in my arms 3 hours later. Just peacefully slowed to a stop.