Yes, please talk more about hospice. I see so many people wanting and needing to learn more about what hospice does. You could really help a lot of people.
Hi Sarah, my last job I worked for a heiress. She is an avid sampler collector and I remounted her samplers for conservation. I totally know what you are talking about the money. It was a whole different world for me. I miss my job tremendously but it was time for me to focus more on my husband and his Parkinson's. He has had it for 16yrs and is 66yrs old. I hate when he goes into a new stage. His hallucinations have gotten increasingly worse where his people are in the house all the time. It is extremely difficult to watch him slowly deteriorate. I would like to hear more. Thank you. Great video.
I'm so sorry to hear about your husband. I can't imagine the strength you must have to care for him every day. Is he on any sort of medication to address mood stability? Something like Seroquel might help with the hallucinations and agitation.
I'm a UPENN school of nursing grad n former ER/Trauma 1 RN. I had to retire very early from the fast paced side of nursing to focus more attention on my younger son. He is on the spectrum n has intellectual deficiencies. He is 10 but has the cognitive function of a toddler. I took a much calmer job w/better hours as DON of a methadone clinic right before COVID hit. I also do home care hospice PRN n i love it so very much. Hospice is such a wonderful service for patients AND families. Ppl should definitely know everything about it. I really enjoyed listening to you speak. Thank you ❤
Hi, Sarah. I learned last year that anti-parasitic medication has been researched to improve symptoms of autism in children. If you can't get your hands on Suramin, peppermint tea and wormwood/clove tinctures are extremely safe natural options. Maybe worth trying, not just for your son but for all autistic people in your family.
I would have to know the Studies done, by whom and all about the studies, how many in studies, exact meds used. Anyone can claim this and that for the treatment of Autism, and its all untrue. Not all studies are 100% true or accurate.
Hi Sarah, yes, thank you for talking about ur job. it is interesting to me because i am interested in what nurses do. be careful with that client you have. I know u are a Christian and i fear that that client and his family---if they are very very rich---may not be Christian. The reason why i say that is because a lot of rich people are j e w i s h, and they may viscerally hate u for who you are. Do not mention anything about God to them if they are not Christian. Do not wear any symbols, such as a holy cross or other religious symbols that express ur faith. I've experienced this hatred while visiting Beverly Hills with the most vile, hate-filled people against me. I also grew up poor and I agree with you about your concerns. In fact, I was just talking to a friend of mine about politicians and that the wealthy ones do not understand what it's like to be a working person---and in fact so many of them despise those who work with their hands. He mentioned Marianne Williamson and that he supported her. He could not understand what I was telling him about how wealthy people don't really have our interests at heart. He is moved and compelled by her spoken words, which are rather ethereal and in many ways disingenuous as they do not represent practical solutions to our despair. In reality, they do not care about us. Just keep those things in mind. Already you are cautious, and that is so smart. I look forward to hearing more about ur job. I wanted the girl Im in love with--Vegan Dolls--to go to nursing school because she's so so so so smart and she is extremely talented in an artistic way. She would be perfect for nursing.
I don't mention my religion to anyone that I'm treating unless they bring it up. Sometimes they ask if I'm saved and I say I am and that's the extent of it.
