When my mother was dying in the hospital she had a nurse that was unreal. I asked the nurse how she could do such a difficult job and get through all of the saddness and go home at the end of the day. She said that some people she helps to go home and some people she helps to go to heaven. I will never forget her compassion. Truly an angel of mercy.
I remember during my time in the medical field as a C.N.A. I had a hospice case that I was very attached to and would help the patient and family in any way I can. I did whatever they told me...answered phone calls and took down messages, did the shopping went to drug stores....I was at their disposal and kept my patient as comfortable as possible...holding their hand and saying quiet prayers. I got very close with the family and when it was time for me to leave the case, the family couldnt stop me enough....in return they wrote a glowing letter to the agency and it was so much more than just a letter....I felt honored that I could have been there for this beautiful family when they needed me the most. One of the MANY reasons why I chose to work in this field. To make a difference in peoples lives. ❤
No one should have to face dying without family or friends by their side. What a wonderful group of nurses who made sure this lady had support. Well done! xox
I have no family or friends. I'm so scared to die alone... Seeing the compassion of these nurses is beautiful. No one should have to die alone... No one.
My dear friend and you do not die alone your loved ones will be there for you the veil gets lifted it gets thin you will see your loved ones you will see the next world and you will see our lord heavenly father
I sat with a lady who was dying she had been a patient for a while, she had no family come and visit all the time she was in the hospital. It was Christmas day I was sat talking softly to her so she knew I was there. As I sat with her the choir came onto the ward and started to sing "Silent night" it was so surreal I was deeply moved shortly after she passed away, I hope my passing is as peaceful with the choir singing me out.
One of my family member is in the hospital, the nurse was so nice for helping my dying family member on her last days. i ask her how she do that. And tells me that helping people is what she love she was incredible she was there on her last breath. I cry on her shoulder. She's my wife now.
That's the reason why all the nurses are heroes to me. They give compassion and love to all,especially those who are near passing and alone. God Bless all the nurses in the world for they are true Angels here on earth
I was a CNA in a nursing home. I sat with many who were dying, held their hand, rubbed their back, read to them and so much more. I also worked for Hospice as a volunteer. I did what I could to make sure the last days of their lives were comfortable. I hope that when my time comes, that there will be someone like me....to be with me.
LOL which god are you talking about? Which religion are you talking about? Because remember only your God is real all those other gods are made up nonsense but yours yours is real.
Thank you for sharing this, so precious. I am a born again Christian. We had the privilege to sing Christian songs to my mother in law as she passed away of cancer at early age of 59 and to pray for her and read to her from the Bible and 3ach tell her what we remember about her an appreciated
My son and I were there at home and my husband's last 3 months in hospitals.We stayed in hotels by him week after week coming down from top of the mountains.He was a police officer and Detective for 33 years. We were married 38 years.
I have taken care of hospice patients in care homes living assisted and in their own homes as a CNA.Off and on for 43 years. The most beautiful hardest emotionally draining rewarding my life purpose job.No matter how you tell yourself. Don't get attached. Your going run across patients that you actually grow to love and feel great sense of loss when they die.Like you would if one of your love ones or friend died.Glad to see this woman was surrounded by caring loving staff as she transitioned from her earthly body.
this nurses are angels, give the best for the person who are go to the another side, make this journey for her much easier. THank you for your amazing work you do!
I was with my wife in the last few days of her life.and I just sat and spoke to her like I used to..until on the 10th of February last year I was there when she passed away..she was only ,43
These moments are what the public doesn’t see. So before you yell and scream at a nurse or paw or doctor remember what they do when you’re not looking.
I have been a caregiverand POA holder for three friends. I consider it an honor to be asked to be with them in their final hours. There is nothing to be scared of as dying is simply the the final part of living. My mother and I have both experienced to miracle of those final moments with a relative. My mother's grandmother was 90+ when she passed. Our family at litterally just drove into town for our family reunionwhen the phone rang at my uncles home informing us that our great grandmother was going to be going home very soon, so we rushed over to her moe wherre she was laying inbed and had not moved or made a sound for a couple hours.Momsat down next to her and she woke up and recognized mom immediately. She opened her eyes wide and asked my mom "Do you see them? Do you see them?"Mom answered quietly that she did see them and Grandma gave her a cute little grin and looked right at mom and said "No you don't. They're here for me, not you." Mom said grandma laid back down gently with a smile , closed her eyes and was gone. Sitting with my brother-in-law as he was dying from COPD, I was facing him as he laid on the couch and I was holding his hand telling him he was OK for him to go. He opened his eyes a littleand was looking over my shoulder and starting gently waving to people he could see, but I could not. There is DEFINITELY a continuation of life after this one wqe are living comes to an end and we will NOT die alone, regardless if someone that is alive now is there or not. The biggest fear too many people have is that when they die, they will be alone forevewr. That is NOT the case. It is always a good and compassionate thing to be with someone when they are passing and to let them feel the warmth of your hands or body. It is very reassuring and it even makes the final moments easier.
This is compassion !! It gives me a hope that there still is humanity out there.. I've been there holding the hand of a dear one passing , also a person. No one cared about I took care of him he had died earlier and I asked a friend.lets cover him give him dignity ..
I'm so move with your testimony. You and other nurse who have show love, kindness and compassion for they who are dying really have done a great and excellent job and only God Himself will bless you with His love. 🙏🙏
WOW! What a noble thing to do... This is just wonderful - when person knows that they are dying and any breath could be their last one - its scary enough! Not having family or love once to hold hands and be there for them, with them - I cannot even imagine how horrible that must feel... What you nurses did was just simply the work of GOD! That person - regardless of their life, all the ups and downs, all the troubles - went in peace knowing "It's OK..." someone was there by their side to help them, comfort them - made it that much easier and peaceful for them to leave for heavenly journey... God bless you all
BLESS YALL HEART. I WANT TO THANK YOU ALL. FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO FOR US. WHEN SOME PEOPLE. REALLY DOESN'T REALIZE IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. TO EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU.
Being a nurse is not a job. Its a real passion, dedication and a strong attachment on a vow you pledged to serve your community. Nurses are our HEALING AIDE A THERAPIST THAT ADDS YOUR LIVES and a comfort touch that reminds us Life is Wonderful. Salute to all nurses in the world👍🙏🏻🌻🫰🏻
Thank you for such a wonderful did! I cried watching this, because my dad also died in hospital early in the morning 8/27./2018 exactly on 4:05am but in his last moments there were no people around him to say goodbye and send him off. He died all alone, which is so sad... You and your colleagues really did a great thing, so that lady could peacefully pass away.
What you do is amazing touching beautiful and loving. Its not easy watching people pass on but when their all by them self its a blessing to have people like you with them god bless you
I loved watching you pray over her and reading God's word to her. I hope when my time comes and God calls me home that I have such wonderful loving nurses surrounding me. I don't have a husband or children and I wonder what it will be like at the end.
Hello, Cynthia. Thank you so much for writing. Our nurses would be honored to care for you. God has his own special plans for you. I'm sure you will be surrounded by love. God bless!
Oh. Beautiful angels will come for you. You will be so loved and welcomed. And may God provide compassionate people to be there at your bedside for special you:)
During the last 10 days of my mothers life was in hospice, and I was the one who spent every night with her. She was doped up and was never conscious. The rest of my family stayed all day with her,but I had time alone to talk and comfort and grieve without others around. I was so lucky to be given the parents I got...and lucky to have spent every weekend with her for the previous 10 years. I hope that she knew I was there as she slowly passed,because I told her how lucky we both were in life.
Wow. So nice. Unlike my mom. She was told that in the nurses opinion she was already dead. I could not believe the coldness that nurse must feel to be able to say such things. Broken and hard hearted.
LOL. God bless you and your family +. Many years, later, your video keeps her memory alive as she lives in a heavenly place, now! Thank you for sharing your precious memory of her!
I've been with a lot of people at the end of life. and it's always been a gift. really bueatifull to be there at the end, and it's no more than a person deserves
My Mother passed away in a small Hospice unit. She was brought to the unit during her final days as she was so panic stricken as She did not want to die and leave my Father all alone. pass She was given IV morphine to ease her pain and anxiety. She was only there 2 days but passed away peacefully in the early morning hours with her nurse at her side. My father called me but I was unable to reach the phone in time. He left a voice mail. Three weeks later my father died in a hospital in the wee hours of the morning. The nurses found him clasping his rosary and their wedding picture. Again I was left a voicemail by my brother about my father's death.. This was six years ago this month.. Both of the voicemails are in the archives of my cell phone. Ever so often I play these messages just to know they are still in my heart..,especially my father's message of my Mother's passing. I still can hear his tears of love in his voice. Mom and Dad RIP
❤❤ so sad for you. Life is simply not the same without parents...when they pass part of you dies too. I need mine more than ever now and I miss them every day ❤❤
@@georgewhiplemyerjr.9165 Just so you needed to know, my nephew took my father to this small 4-6 bed unit at 6 am I was at work. As a RN I work the 7p-7a shift. As a family of of 5 adult children we all took turns spending the night with mom. As neither could be left alone. Does that answer your question ?
Thank you for sharing your testimony Patricia. I'm so moved with your mom's love for your father that she first look for your father needs before herself, and how your father love and adore your mother. They are now happy together in a place where there is no pain and tear only happiness and joy
The saddest part of my job is to watch them die in ur arms. For the past 7 years as a male nurse i have witnessed 4 death, but one in particular hit me hard this past October to the point i quit my job for 3 weeks i cast myself from the world n family.
I so wish this was the case for everyone to make the passing of most people less tramatic for the patient and the people around them, somes traumatic things happen. Passing alone and thinking I wish someone who is my family, must often thought of. The people that give of there selves, a strange, who developes a fondness, and if it isn't it's just so sad, but nurses a different kind if person, where I live are not paid nearly enough, the are Earth Angels, and think out side of themselves because they are givers, this kind if person, who forms such integral park should be given huge respect. And if you read this, I cannot say thank you enough. When you fall on the other side of 60 I happens and anyone helping people who just cannot cope. You have my respect as the human race, thank you for being there, when the people who are not givers, leave a person, to cope with moving on. Be Blessed doubled fold for being there for people who are Alone! May you be blessed and believe your blessing will be awarded to you.
I lost both parents and my husband within six weeks. I was fortunate to be there in their last minutes, hours and days. They say the last sense to go is hearing... I told them how much I loved them and it was ok to go when they were ready. The last one to die was Daddy. He had a huge smile as he died, I think my Momma was there to guide him to Heaven.
I know exactly how you feel I'm a retired nurse have done that before it's hard when you have somebody for a long time and you get to know them they're in a better place now I no all the patients take care of and they go to heaven they're up dancing with the angels
My 62 year old brother died 5/9/22 of cancer. Of the sinus/face. It was a horrible cancer. Died at home. My 90 year old mom cared for him for four months
Jodi Been nafla, ur definitely an ANGEL sent to those ANGELS by GOD & JESUS, to set W/them like that, TAKE CARE & GOD BLESS, MAY GOD & JESUS ALWAYS KEEP U SAFE N EVERYWAY POSSIBLE EACH & EVERY DAY,
That's amazing and beautiful and things people often overlook is spiritual guidancs in last hours is so important I died of a odyrs ago the person who found me didn't realy care I watched from the cieling and then after trying to get into heaven I couldn't and I went into hell I have noted that in some ndes prayers propelled people upwards so prayer is incredibly POWERFUL more than you can imagine I suffered from 12 years of ptsd after God put me back in my body after my hell nde I'm grateful so grateful to Jesus for getting me out of there so grateful 2 weeks after I came back to life I cried out Jesus come down imediatly and help me as I heard his name was above every power and most powerful name in the universe I felt oceans of love excstatoc love overwhelm me a cross of light came towards me complete whiteout I heard God sing his love over me like many waters like voice of arc angel n many waters my soul fhen was transformed before you die you have to cry out to Jesus name for help in order for the wall of sin Infront of heaven to be taken down so when you cross over you can walk into the green Meadows withojt any hinderances
After all i have done for people in my life im 100% positive not one person will be their when i die,people have used me i have donated thousand and thousands of dollars just to get kicked in the ass,now i kno what my mom meant when she says nice guys finished last an the assholes live the longest smh,its ok i kno i have a good heart and god will bless me when i go home!!
