My grandmother got her feeding tube removed. When will she pass?

I am so sorry, treborv. I can't imagine how hard this is for you and your family and your grandmother. Sometimes a loved one fights because there is someone they need to see, or they need to hear that it's alright for the loved one to pass on. Don't feel you must remain in the room; sometimes a loved needs solitude. There are several threads in this forum about this process that can bring you some peace.

I am so sorry, but it happens when it happens. We kept asking the nurses, when, when, and they could only say they didn't know. Just in case this isn't been done she may be more comfortable if her mouth is kept moist and her lips gently coated with cream. I think all you can do, really, is be with her for now.