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What happens on people's death bed 

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@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 2 месяца назад
I am 72, I was a nurse a long time. I worked with dying cancer patients for a time. You learn all the time. Love working with people.
@Amanda-mc2ke
@Amanda-mc2ke Год назад
I love hospice nurse Julie! Such a great podcast video. My grandma has dementia and is currently on hospice. I can tell that she’s in the actively dying stage. Her body is deteriorating so quickly. She was only given 5 years to live after she was diagnosed with stomach cancer so it is time. It’s so hard but I know God has her in His hands! “It is all good” which is what she always says 🥺😭
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 17 дней назад
@@Amanda-mc2ke ❤️
@MZP3T4
@MZP3T4 Год назад
I don’t know this lady but now I will look her up. This was a great interview I love hearing about the visions from hospice patients it’s very comforting.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 6 месяцев назад
❤️❤️❤️
@suwarren6281
@suwarren6281 2 месяца назад
She's amazing, you must follow
@shaelynnstilson9945
@shaelynnstilson9945 6 месяцев назад
Love watching her videos, it's helped me understand more about the end. Also helped me understand what was happening when my grandparents died.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 6 месяцев назад
thanks for listening
@debramitchell5019
@debramitchell5019 2 месяца назад
Great podcast. I love Nurse Julie, I have been following her for awhile now. She is very informative and interesting, I have come to understand quite a lot. I will be ordering her book soon.
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz 17 дней назад
I love Hospice Nurse Julie.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 17 дней назад
@@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz 🫶🏽
@emilyt3377
@emilyt3377 13 дней назад
Same. She makes death sound so much less scary imo
@ashleyboyer
@ashleyboyer Год назад
I love Hospice Nurse Julie! I started watching her a few months ago. She has really helped me get through my paralyzing fear of death. I’m not looking forward to death obviously but it doesn’t control me anymore. I’ve been terrified of death since I was 3 and would have panic attacks about it a lot. I am definitely subscribing to your channel!
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
why not just visit the otherside sometime? ever have a precognitive dream?
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
oh...good god!
@yvonnerahui8729
@yvonnerahui8729 Месяц назад
​@@gothboschincarnate3931..God who is Good..is who we need to know before we step into eternity. 'For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes on Him shall not perish but have everlasting life '. John 3:16 And..'Jesus said:"I am the Way the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father but by Me '. John 14:6 All God requires if us is faith to be saved..'by grace are we saved THROUGH Faith..not of works lest any boast'. Faith in Jesus death & resurrection for us!
@yvonnerahui8729
@yvonnerahui8729 Месяц назад
Will you please see my comment above to 'goth..' I too was full of fear about dying & part of mine was because it meant it was going into eternity. I nearly died when I was a baby so I believe that's where it came from. Anyway..dying is not just about believing it can be done peacefully. When we know Jesus Christ as Saviour & Lord then we can have peace within & trust Him for our eternal security..without Him one might die peacefully but awake to bleak & full darkness..no light or love of God.
@jamieelise5902
@jamieelise5902 Месяц назад
I’ve also had panic attacks since I was 3 about It and I’m begging to know how you’re doing a year later!
@JenCuba
@JenCuba 3 дня назад
WOW. I love you Julie. Everything you said was so real, healthy, sane, wise…I just wonder why we feel so upset to die, when we have so much peace to go “home”?
@judyedwards7144
@judyedwards7144 3 дня назад
I’ve been following Nurse Julie for a several years now, as a matter of fact I think it was 2021 right after my Dad had passed. I wish I had found her before he passed it would have been so helpful..
@graceotoole2467
@graceotoole2467 2 месяца назад
I like her RU-vid post , learnt so much from her, Thank you Julie !
@lensangster6411
@lensangster6411 5 дней назад
I had an amazing experience when my partner passed away in 1996. I personally felt the presence and embrace. My partner started seeing ppl about 2-3 months prior to dying.. He described to me what heaven looked like and that he saw God. Many ppl visited us and he didnt' know who they were . Those last 2 months have and will always be instilled in my memory.
@bobbihendrickson8385
@bobbihendrickson8385 15 дней назад
Hi Julie! I watch/listen to you all the time. Thank you for being you and doing what you do!
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 7 дней назад
thanks for watching
@eppityrrell8236
@eppityrrell8236 2 месяца назад
Love Julie I follow her so interesting ✨🕊️☘️
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 2 месяца назад
She's great and has been on the show 4 times!
@sharlottebrian8228
@sharlottebrian8228 2 месяца назад
When I was in Nursing we were required to take a Death & Dying course in school.
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 2 месяца назад
Times you have to grieve, you often care more than you expect.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 17 дней назад
@@Ciciye12 ❤️
@NF40375
@NF40375 6 дней назад
If it wasn’t for this hospice nurse, hospice nurse penny and others I wouldn’t have been able to handle my greatgrandmothet at her end of life starves with zero help or professionals around No one knew a thing except for this was end of life starved and get on hospice which she refused These nurses are providing vital essential mandatory information and it’s greatly appreciated and used
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 2 месяца назад
Grieve doesn’t have a short cut. You go through it, and time passes
@RayvenXD
@RayvenXD 18 дней назад
I like the ‘foul’ language. It makes it relatable and comforting for people like me and my peers (I’m 27) to talk about this in a casual way, like friends talk. The casual but caring approach makes these videos more meaningful for younger audiences.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 7 дней назад
just keeping it loose!
@mandibailey9104
@mandibailey9104 Год назад
I'm very much into dying with dignity and whatever that looks like to you. I believe everyone should have Advanced Directives, a Power of Attorney (even if it's a lawyer), decide on DNR/DNI and under what circumstances.
@yvonnerahui8729
@yvonnerahui8729 Месяц назад
We must have our eternal security sorted as most important first. All this other stuff is needful but eternity is sure. 'For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes on Him shall not perish but have everlasting life '. John 3:16. AND..'Jesus said, I am the Way the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father but by Me '. John 14:6. There are many voices calling out there but only one truth..Jesus is the only pure sinless man.. very God in flesh who died & rose again. He paid the price for our sin! No wonder the world went black & the earth erupted. Ask Him what your sin is if you think you have none. Like David did, ask Him to show you your heart as He sees it. This isn't just directed at you..its for us all.
@happychange8045
@happychange8045 День назад
Love this interview. Great guest & great questions
@josiecapps2555
@josiecapps2555 23 дня назад
Great interview. I’ll be back.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 23 дня назад
@@josiecapps2555 thank you!
@randylgrep
@randylgrep Год назад
Having practically no family from an early age and then having to see my dad wither away slowly and die, I already know what I'm doing when I get to that point. No sense in prolonging it.
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
no sense in hanging on for too long, needlessly. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7hx4gdlfamo.html
@scotteastwood3549
@scotteastwood3549 Год назад
Have you ever talked to the hospice Dr lerma? He wrote into the light . Changed my world. And spirituality
@DanaGross-Ridgeway-pb1br
@DanaGross-Ridgeway-pb1br 15 дней назад
The bad language would be offensive to people of strong faith, but I love your compassion and empathy!! I am a nurse as well, but don’t think my emotions could handle hospital care. I am SO THANKFUL for you though!!❤
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 7 дней назад
I had fun!
@lisaforbes191
@lisaforbes191 15 дней назад
I think hospice nurse Julie is awesome my dad passed last January in the hospice nurses were wonderful now my mom is 86 years old has dementia has a lot of heart related problems and breast cancer and her time is short
@lisaforbes191
@lisaforbes191 15 дней назад
And all the information I've received with your videos has been fantastic
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 15 дней назад
@@lisaforbes191 sending you love ❤️
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
Mind your business people who feel the need to criticize. A lot of audacity to judge other people’s experience.
@southernafricanboy4148
@southernafricanboy4148 22 часа назад
To any nurse who reads this. Especially those dealing with trauma. Did you ever feel horrified or freaked out by horrific wounds eg stabbings, gun shots and car accidents I mean those sort of injuries which many people can't bear to see
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
Great work
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 7 дней назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@lindaschneider4904
@lindaschneider4904 2 месяца назад
I enjoy her videos.
@emilyt3377
@emilyt3377 13 дней назад
Same
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
Talked about stages which you go through which you have mentioned
@HeleneSmit-rm7zs
@HeleneSmit-rm7zs Месяц назад
I found it strange that she did not mention the team approach in hospice and psychological aspects such as the fear of dying and other unresolved issues are assessed and addressed by the hospice social worker or psychologist and spiritual workers.
@jeanniewilson2201
@jeanniewilson2201 2 месяца назад
People all grieve 100percent, even if their responce is different than yours.
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
It gets easier when you do it. I worked with Cancer patients.
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
i dont find death to be so wrong....but i think aging is wrong and unfair.
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's always interesting to hear different perspectives on life and aging.
@susieq4123
@susieq4123 17 дней назад
I'm 83 will be 84 in September. I'm loving every day of my life, especially watching my great grandchildren growing up. I'm blessed to be of sound mind and body. My mom was the same way and lived to age 93.
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
We were train using Dr kubler Ross using book Death and Dying
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 7 дней назад
You have to take care of yourself first which you are talking about. Care for yourself. Sometimes we get worn out.
@rachelreyes4128
@rachelreyes4128 Год назад
Having trouble sometimes with sound
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
check your drivers... but my sound is just weird sometimes... check the volume on both your headphones and your monitor. they should be seprate...but sometimes they are not, I find.
@Ciciye12
@Ciciye12 2 месяца назад
When you hang out with people who are dying you learn. Elizabeth Kubler Ross talk about the emotional steps people take when faced with diagnosis of dying. She also talked about the medical systems response. Which is poor. Nurses self care is the only way to do a good job. Takes good self care.
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz 17 дней назад
Elizabeth Kubler Ross was the pioneer with Hospice. Well worth checking out her books. On Death and Dying is excellent.
@lisarodriguez8681
@lisarodriguez8681 Месяц назад
Hospice Volunteers get tracing‼️✌️
@lindyloo2265
@lindyloo2265 29 дней назад
Tracing? do you mean Training?
@kathleendobens6648
@kathleendobens6648 5 дней назад
My mom died in hospice. She had a heart attack at 97. Which is long time to be on earth. She was sad because my dad died 5 uesrs before her. He had dementia. But she took care o him until last month. He was in nursing ho m e for 30 days before he died. She we t everyday go make sure th a t he ate . Otherwise they put plate in front of him and he didnt eat thdy wo I ld take the plate ba ck to kitchen when eating hours were o o ef. I will never forvrt he was with my m o m in the window they were wa ving to me. Moms hospice was one week. They just let her die and keep her comfo rtable with meds and water on a stck she could suck on. It was hard to watch that. My sister read from the bible to her right before she died. It was horrible to see her helplss dying. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢side note no e xplanation of what happens . Could of talked a bout that.
@susanhowell6838
@susanhowell6838 День назад
Death is just another step
@sarawilliams1271
@sarawilliams1271 Месяц назад
😮 What? You're doing a great thing, what you're explaining with real life experiences all of this is truly what is needed for us who have already gone through, and may experience in the future. So, thank you, Julie! One question, why did you think using the f word was so cool in the middle of this interview? Disappointed. And, no, it is not ok. Ever.
@tammynewpage6520
@tammynewpage6520 Год назад
What's with the headphones?
@gothboschincarnate3931
@gothboschincarnate3931 11 месяцев назад
check your drivers... but my sound is just weird sometimes... check the volume on both your headphones and your monitor. they should be separate...but sometimes they are not, I find.
@eppityrrell8236
@eppityrrell8236 2 месяца назад
Knew you were an Irish lady ✨☘️
@lindaprince966
@lindaprince966 Месяц назад
This was really good until she started in with the foul language. It really distracts from the message.
@icounsel2
@icounsel2 11 дней назад
I agree.
@annisker9894
@annisker9894 5 дней назад
I wouldn't want her taking care of me if I were dying she seems too clinical and very unempathetic
@barbaramiller9563
@barbaramiller9563 17 дней назад
You have such a beautiful advantage to introduce to that dying person the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ but I guess the reason you don't give this gift of hope to the dying, is because you yourself need to learn about the Lord before you can share a real hope with that dying person. Your an intelligent lady. Please learn about Jesus Christ and look around you where things are crazy in the world. It was all predicted. Unless you are born again, you shall not enter the Kingdom of God.
@jeremiahclark2033
@jeremiahclark2033 18 часов назад
This was hard to watch.
@MrBat000
@MrBat000 5 дней назад
Too much waste of time and pointless talk
@deadtalkspodcast
@deadtalkspodcast 5 дней назад
@@MrBat000 sounds good
@user-go3bg3kn8v
@user-go3bg3kn8v 2 месяца назад
J̌ulie I will never put my loved ones through the gross hideous endings that you show deaths. I was in Victorias Secrets first catalog and I still have svelt bikini figure. Both sides o f my family live into their 100s. When I become unable to have a pain free life I will have a huge wake and then die by my own choice....
@battybethc8061
@battybethc8061 2 месяца назад
You sho iz lukky! 👍🍀Good on you! 💐
@yvonnerahui8729
@yvonnerahui8729 Месяц назад
May I ask what being in Victoria secrets book with your svelte bikini figure have anything to do with all this. And glory to God that your families have lived into 100s but we don't trust in these things..our trust should be in God who has the power over body & soul. It is Jesus Christ the begotten Son of God yet very Lord who gives Salvation to those who will put their faith in Him. Otherwise we might step into eternity well, but to NO light or love forever..only darkness & still with restlessness of soul. That is a distressing thought but it is according to God's word. I will add this..every prophecy in the Bible has happened to date..everything is as God has said. His Word does not lie. 'For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes on Him shall not perish but have everlasting life '. John 3::16 And..Jesus said: I am the Way the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father but by Me '. John 14:6.
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz
@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz 17 дней назад
What she shows are actively dying people. With permission.
@lindaprince966
@lindaprince966 Месяц назад
This was really good until she started in with the foul language. It really distracts from the message.
@SuzanneRobinette
@SuzanneRobinette Месяц назад
My thoughts exactly. I suspect the “language” was a misguided attempt to appear informal and “relatable.” This was a mistake. Julie’s message is powerful and compelling, and crude language is unnecessary and, indeed, distracting.
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