SPEECHLESS! What Your Dying Loved Ones NEED You to Know During Their Final Days! I Janie Brown

Подписаться 15 тыс.

50% 1

📣EVEN MORE about this episode:
➡️ askjulieryan.co...
In this episode, Julie and her guest, Janie Brown, explore the multi-faceted approach to supporting cancer patients, emphasizing how illness can profoundly enrich life. We delve into the importance of ritual in the healing process and discuss how incorporating mysticism and spirituality can provide deeper meaning and comfort. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of holistic support in the health and spiritual journey!
Guest Biography:
Janie Brown was raised in Scotland and educated with a Masters in Psychology at St. Andrews University, and a Masters in Nursing at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.
She worked for many years as an oncology nurse and Clinical Nurse Specialist at BC Cancer in Vancouver, and then in 1995, inspired by the Cancer Help Program at Commonweal, she founded the Callanish Society, a grassroots non-profit organization for people living with and dying from cancer. Callanish is based in Vancouver.
Janie’s book Radical Acts of Love: How We Find Hope at the End of Life was published in 2020.
Like👍and Subscribe🔔!
✏️Ask Julie a Question!
➡️ askjulieryan.co...
🌟Follow on Instagram!
➡️ / askjulieryan
💬 Join Julie With Your Question!
➡️ Thursdays at 8pm ET, 7pm CT, 5pm PT.
➡️ AskJulieRyanShow.com
🎥 Video capabilities required - you will be on camera
💻 Can use smartphone, tablet, or computer
🌟Enroll in Julie’s Angels & Enlightenment Online Training Course
➡️ askjulieryan.co...
🗓️Book your private appointment with Julie!
➡️ askjulieryan.co...
📣Sign Up for the next Ask Julie Ryan: LIVE Event!
➡️ askjulieryan.co...
📣Sponsors & Recommendations
➡️askjulieryan.c...
Disclaimer: This show is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be medical, psychological, financial or legal advice. Please contact a licensed professional. The Ask Julie Ryan show, Julie Ryan, and all parties involved in producing, recording and distributing it assume no responsibility for listener’s actions based on any information heard on this or any Ask Julie Ryan shows or podcasts.
#AskJulieRyan #death #hospice

Опубликовано:

16 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 10

@patlee8925 4 месяца назад

My Mom just passed 10 days ago - her last 2 months were in bed-ridden hospice care. With no nurse training, my brother and I were her 2 full-time care takers. Almost every minute of every day, I prayed I was doing the right things for her. Hardest thing I’ve ever done…and I’d do it all over again for my Mumsy.

@mrs.e3909 4 месяца назад

I'm sorry for your loss. I have also recently lost my mother. Hospice was there with her also, and I found that during her passing I just wanted to be with her, quietly, letting her body do what was natural, and hoping she had spiritual protection to help her leave this earth. My questions and doubts came after she was gone. Had I not been present enough to ask questions to make sure she was comfortable, did I miss opportunities to ask for understanding from the hospice nurse in the room. Had I let her down in some way. I think we have to give ourselves grace and realize that end of life is something that none of us is educated in and unless staff or doctors inform us of the process we are without the tools to use to help our loved ones at this time. I just have to believe that I did enough.

@patlee8925 4 месяца назад

@@mrs.e3909 - sending love & blessings to you and your family…my heart is with you.

@pattychapmanwaxdreams1469 4 месяца назад

Wow Julie! What amazing conversation!!! IJanie is fabulous and i defineletly will be contacting her!

@kristiemiller3379 4 месяца назад

Beautiful show. My mom died in 2007 and it took mom almost 2 weeks to die from Cancer. All of us kids, 9 of us, had time with her and she was never alone those final days. This video made me reflect on our time with mom. Thank you for this. I miss mom but know she’s with me.

@TheDWZemke 4 месяца назад

My wife, MS in Nursing and a focus on Death and Dying. She set up several groups to handle parents of suicide children, death and brevement and caregivers support. She would talk about a children understanding death. She witnessed a child under 5 looking up opening her hands towards the ceiling and saying, in a matter of fact way, "All gone". To my wife it appears to have taken place at the same time as the soul left the body. My wife would then note "Do not be surprised if the child then goes off and plays normally." Great discussion!

@mrs.e3909 4 месяца назад

My mother passed sway from dementia. During her time in care she never once asked after her dear cat that she had raised from a baby after its mother died. On the morning of my mothers services this cat passed away. We like to believe that she wanted her cat to be with her and came and got him to be eith her on the other side and to also be with his mother. 1:25:02

@Celeste-tg3dr 4 месяца назад

Sorry that I couldn't get through Julie (5/30/24) My question was to ask if you would check on my son (TBI 8 years ago) who is living homeless after spiraling from PTSD after my Mom passed in July. He was so devastated that he became delusional and had a full nervous breakdown...he refuses any and all help...and has gone totally no contact with me and my family. I would just love to know if he is OK?

@askjulieryan 4 месяца назад

Join my show again on Thursday, 8 pm ET via RU-vid live stream or at askjulieryanshow.com and we'll ask Spirit and find out!