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Lemonman328
Asked June 2017
Is a glaze over the eyes 100% true that your going to die? Isn't there a chance you can come out of the coma over time?
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freqflyer
Jun 2017
Lemonman, I never heard anything regarding glazed eyes means a person will die. What does the patient's doctor have to say regarding this situation? What happened to cause the coma? Is the patient on Hospice care?
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