Hey, I know you have a busy life, but I really enjoy watching your day in a life videos. As someone who is getting ready to go to school to get her RN, and want to go into hospice I appreciate them! Please keep making these videos. They really inspire me 💕 Also, I appreciate you bringing light to Joyce’s case. I had not heard of this happening until listening to your videos. HOW HORRIBLE her company did not protect her.

Hahaha so true

Isn't that the truth.

the faceshields really messed up the headlamp game for a bit. thanks early covid!

😂😂😂 YESSS so true!! And now I’m about to get me a headlamp!! Good idea! Went didn’t I think of that 🤔😅

Thank you for your videos! God bless you!

Thank you for your videos!! God bless you!

Sameeee

“Oops I rang the wrong doorbell”. Yep, done that.

Thank you for continuing to bring awareness to this case

Do you just automatically know what to do for wounds? Or do you get an order from the doctor and he tells you exactly what dressings to use?

Allie, I'm at this old gem because I've left the ICU to do hospice and the charting is backwards 😢

Is it child size or adult size?

Is it child size or adult size? I’m gonna be skelly fall guy costume

Is it child size or large size?

What size?

lol hi Allie

Us Science Nerds have to stick together!!

How is that ur costume when I have it in my room?

I have that

Great video. Do you have any thoughts or advice for non-medical people getting into hospice volunteering and end of life doula training?

Great video. Thank you!

Hospice nurse Allie is an MMMMMBABY GODDESS ❤ Like Hospice nurse Julie ❤ XOXO ❤ MMMMMBABIES ❤❤

You are awsome i meet my hospice nurse tmorow i met my social worker today. Whats gonna be hard they say i need a bath aid thats gonna be hard to loose my indepedance and privacy and goodbye to my nice bed a hosp bed is coming oh im getting scared

You are so awsome they are at evergreen hospice too you guys are earthy angels

Thanks Allie

Im going into hospice tmrw very scared when palliative care told me im so young, but know there are nurses like you i feel better

Im young and stubborn they just refered me to hospice, im scared im in denial i did not think it was gonna be this quick

So very informative!!! You could def teach a CE class!

Thank you

Gurrrrl

The accuracy 😂😂😂. I always see my facility patients on the same day so I don’t have to deal with this multiple times a week! Most of the time the nurses don’t know what’s going on and good luck finding the CNA 😩

You're hella funny

Awesome video! Thank you

Interviewing Monday and Tuesday looking to switch my specialty to hospice. This video very informative. You seem extremely honest and knowledgeable ❤

Ya know what..unfortunately, as much as you stand up.. you get pushed back down. I thought the girls' club ended in high school. It just continues into the workplace.

This is hilarious! I love it. Merry Christmas :)

I've been a telemetry nurse for 2 years now and I am starting as a CM soon. I am so nervous, but your channel is helping so much!

I am so glad you posted again!!

The belt loop.... is actually a pocket organizer and I LOVE MINE!!

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This is hilarious!! 😂😂 love it! ❤❤❤ bravo 👏

😂😂😂 "kinda like my ex" I'm dead

Where do you get your caps. I would like to buy some. Thanks.

Thank you for you. Im a new CM. Been a nurse for 30+years but not for Hospice. Your vidoes have been fantastic for me, and I truely appreciate them.

Good video. I am an ICU nurse 24 years and now retired and became a hospice nurse. I really enjoy it but I work PRN and not full-time. Negative documentation is not taught in nursing school and the best help for me was a book that Amity staffing sells. It is a book that helps you describe decline in hospice patients. This booklet saved my life. I did not buy the large systems book they have but only the documentation help pamphlet. It is absolutely excellent and I am glad I found it early on because I am somewhat of a new hospice nurse only one year. It gives you the proper language to paint an accurate picture of a declining patient and the right words to ensure your patient maintains eligibility. Thank you for all your videos.

Hey, if you get a chance, can you make a video giving tips on how to best comfort the family or do the right things on day of death? I don’t mean the call the coroner and the duties but I mean the things that can possibly make the family feel comforted. I don’t have a lot of experience and I am certainly open to what has worked for you with families

Good video. I am an ICU nurse 24 years and now retired and became a hospice nurse. I really enjoy it but I work PRN and not full-time. Negative documentation is not taught in nursing school and the best help for me was a book that Amity staffing sells. It is a book that helps you describe decline in hospice patients. This booklet saved my life. I did not buy the large systems book they have but only the documentation help pamphlet. It is absolutely excellent and I am glad I found it early on because I am somewhat of a new hospice nurse only one year. It gives you the proper language to paint an accurate picture of a declining patient and the right words to ensure your patient maintains eligibility. Thank you for all your videos.

I started as a hospice nurse case manager a year ago, and your videos have helped me greatly. It is overwhelming learning this new field but your positive energy/attitude rubs off and reminds me that we do amazing and difficult work and need to stay positive through it all! Thank you ❤

I can sooo relate! 😂😂Techs are always the best! They are always there with the patient anyway ❤