Anyone experience a loved one coming off hospice and get better?

I think sometimes there is a golden moment shortly before they die.

Your user name says it all! Life is a mystery. They tell me that's a good thing.

I have to add. she is off the morphine,atavan,and haldol and no longer has to be catherized.

when the restlessness turns to terminal agitation the jig is about up . after a few days of restlessness my mother asked me how she was going to get out of " this one " . somehow she knew things were shutting down. in her case her digestive system ground to a halt. she was gone in 48 hours. im thankful for the comfort meds as it would be pointless for her to experience death in increments.
i know that didnt answer your question. mom was on hospice for 12 months. heart disease / copd are particularily hard to put a timeline on .

End of life is tough because there will be good days and bad days. I saw a similar pattern with my grandmother who would seem to be on an upward climb before taking a bad turn again. We are blessed to have more days with our family, but it can be emotionally draining to say your last goodbyes over and over. I have seen people come off hospice but given the scenario you are in I would not expect to see a recovery. I think that unfortunately you will continue to see good days and bad days but cherish these moments. Also, it is not uncommon for someone to go into a hospital or another care facility and act out of the ordinary- often referred to as sundowning they may get confused or restless because they are in the unfamiliar setting-