When you die do you actually feel pain?

Like lets say someone shoots you, would you feel instant pain then pass or just pass
also if you just die on your hospital bed
my friend said when you die soposely (misspelled) your body releases something that takes away all pain is this true?

I suppose the only people who can accurately answer this question are already dead...

When you get shot. It depends where you are shot at. If it's in your heart or brain, it is an instant death, and you can not feel any pain. If you're shot like anywhere else, sometimes you can feel a chronic pain before you died. But for Death in general, it really depends. If you're like... hanging yourself, of course you'll feel the pain from lack of air, if you're burning yourself, you'll feel the burning hot pain. But you'll trying to drink poison to kill yourself, you'll feel pain before you die. that is worst. So there you go.. for certain death, you can't feel pain, for some, you will feel.

you do feel pain to a point, but as the death prosses gos along you will no longer feel the pain the closer you are to dieing. Or that is at least what I was told buy a hospice worker that I work with...

My experience is limited to being with my brother who died of lung cancer. It appeared to be very painful until about an hour before he died. He suddenly got up out of bed and told us he had to go. We got him back in bed, he seemed much more at peace and simply stopped breathing when his time came.