The music therapy conversation reminded me of a lady that lived in the nursing home I used to work at. She couldn’t talk anymore, only making small noises or grunts when she was upset. But one day there was an Elvis impersonator in the home and she suddenly started singing every single word, it was amazing ❤

This was so interesting ❤ you always have great guests. (Ps when I was in the hospital they gave me a lavender scented thing that was to help with nausea) I wasn’t a fan so I’ll try the scents recommended by Tiana 😊

Yayyyy!

Obviously it’s my favorite ❤😉

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This is extremely informative.

Love every single episode, thank you for keeping these going ❤

Thank you both so much for the KZbin videos, these help me so much with my death anxiety you are both amazing ❤

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Love this podcast ❤

So glad you’re back! Loved this💗

Yayyyy! Missed this podcast so much ❤

Do you have an email for the podcast? I would like to contact. I am an End-Of-Life Doula, Chaplain, Massage Therapist, and volunteering/working with those at the end-of-life since 1987. AIDS pulled me in, Love kept me.

This was such an important and insightful episode, maybe my favourite one yet. Thank you for talking about this ❤

Mr. BURNS 😂😂😂 Penny😂😂😂❤

Thank you for discussing this very important topic. I really hope to see the day that MAID becomes federally legal. ❤

I’d like to ask a question. Penny mentioned the mother shouldn’t have had to get that paperwork to prove a DNR and they should have just taken her word right then and there. To me, that could be detrimental if the person giving the orders has malice intention and gives the opposite order than what the orders actual state. Does that happen a lot? Both ways can be detrimental, if the person actually has a DNR and gets stabilized, or if they don’t have a DNR and don’t get the help to be stabilized. I’m just trying to understand your stance on that one, or if I’m misunderstanding, or don’t have all the information. Thanks!

Since Covid there have been many sudden deaths, leaving families in shock and incomprehension, particularly young cardiac events. How would you consider support in this instance?

Loved this episode ❤

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Excellent episode ❤

Thank you so much for having me on the show! I had a blast chatting with you both ❤❤

Kuddos! 👏 So excited, so needed! Looking forward to all the videos forthcoming! 75 yro former Graveyard shift Hospice Aide of 30+ yrs! You could not have made me happier today!😊 Thank you both for all you did/doing! Wtg! Bravo 👏 Did I say I was excited?😅

Love everything about this ❤❤❤