Why we must be better at death | Jessica Hanson, RN

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Nurses are not taught to handle death appropriately, says nurse and educator Jessica Hanson. In her moving End Well talk, she shares how the loss of her two-year-old son unveiled our societal shortcomings surrounding the death experience.
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@mzjuicywaters2158 5 лет назад

I saw this link on FB and had to come listen to this story. Thank you for this. I too have been with several families, as a peds OR nurse and in Labor and Delivery, and have seen death and experienced that with my families. It is so easy to slip into the stoic robotic being as a way the protect myself. It was what I did with my own family when my grandmother died. I will now remember your words and hearing your experience and try my best to create a beautiful death story for my patients and their families. Thank you❤️

@cristyhaverty7519 5 лет назад

This is beautiful and so incredibly compassionate. I work with an EMT Program in California and I want our students to feel this....to know they can be the difference in a family's death story. Thank you for sharing!

@evez2093 2 года назад

This is a beautiful presentation, however I feel like there’s not enough instructions? I would like to learn more about how to orchestrate a beautiful death story

@susanlazarou3968 2 года назад

Sad i mourn for your loss. Ive seen many people die over the years, and it was precious when my husband died, his hand on my face i shall never forget.

@katiechisholm 2 года назад

I’m not a nurse…I just stumbled upon this Facebook and I’m so glad I did.

@AnneGorman 5 лет назад

Thank you for your story. Thank you.

@Stopthisrightnow560 4 года назад

I took a picture of my dad's hand in mine on the day he died. I don't know why I did it either. He was riddled with cancer and didn't look at all like he used to but it was him and I needed a picture of him, I think.

@moniquejohnson5539 Год назад

I loved this, so inspiring. I also lost my son and about to graduate from nursing school. I will carry this wisdom with me through my life and my career

@michi_enojon 4 года назад

Thank you for telling your beautiful, and inspirational story!

@mackenzie-deltadurocher 2 года назад

This deserves so many more views!

@got2surf90 2 года назад

One of my favorite videos ever. Do more like this on death

@lorraineschemear1804 2 года назад

Her story brought me to tears but I totally understand.

@Stopthisrightnow560 4 года назад

This "detached, finality" that we see death as is a mostly Western concept. We have so much to learn from other cultures in how they go through the death experience.