Hospice Nurse Julie LIVE at 5 - Hospice and End of Life Care

[@stelmo502]

I look after my mum here in Queensland Australia she has Dementia. 84 YO... I learn off you and and great help.. Thanks

[@josiecapps2555]

Josie from NC. I’m so glad you are here with us in our home. I’ve been watching you for quite awhile and you’ve answered so many questions that I had. My husband was on Hospice and I’m on Palliative Care, so often I would get confused. And you have helped me tremendously. So please continue doing what you do best. Thank you..thank you.

[@nicoladoyle3375]

Yes! Having Nurse Julie in our home with us is really powerful. Preparation for grief is so important. So important and so is the advice about living in the moment with your loved one 💗 please keep up the wonderful work you are doing Nurse Julie ❤️

[@annanderson1470]

Amazing work, Julie 🎉🎉 I've been watching you for the longest time and I am just so proud of the work your doing. Woohoo on your live!!

[@elaineplowman9621]

Didn’t know you were back live. Glad to see you again

[@myspiritlakeiowa]

I so appreciate your post. Yes I can hear you

[@ashleybergstrom8934]

Julie, Found out two days ago my husband's colon cancer has spread and he has 8 months to live. We are 71. I just cannot help but cry and feel overwhelmed at how it will look and all the things I need to take care of that I don't even know yet. Love you channel. I just feel like running away...........

[@Paula-po9kx]

Thank you Julie.

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

We love you no matter how lopsided you look

[@karencarbone2603]

You look great.

[@deniseblackburn33]

Yesssss loud and clear

[@christinejersild2860]

Yes. We can hear you

[@karencarbone2603]

Yes, yes, yes

[@SynfullyWkd67]

Thank you so much for answering my question about VSED during the live. I learned about VSED from one of your videos.I worked in the medical field but had never heard of it. I am 57,chronically ill with PAD, Atherosclerosis, brittle diabetic, polycythemia vera, copd, 4-5 stage peripheral neuropathy, which is now started in y hands...and severe gastroparesis. I've already had a dbl cabbg, and now have 2 blockages on the lower left side of my heart.. lost my insurance and now have been off my meds for almost a year. My Dr.s won't give me a time frame, but said I am a ticking time bomb. Eating is painful and I end up either throwing it up or skipping it all together. I asked you if it was considered suicide because my family is telling me it is and making me feel guilty for considering this choice. Thank you so much for your videos, they have brought me a lot of knowledge and comfort.

[@kathycowan2221]

I missed you!

[@deejaybee221]

Yes I can see and hear you

[@rebeccalee5674]

Yes I can hear you

[@nadinemasteller1089]

The call in and monitor sounds good to me. The new mike is great.

[@damnitjanet3037]

Yes I hear you.

[@cathy5796]

Yes yes yes

[@lindareese4579]

Thank you for sharing this with me ❤❤❤

[@juliecoulter]

Hi Julie welcome nice to see you live

[@jamiestanley9234]

So crazy you mention that video! I actually came upon it today. KZbin recommended it to me

[@anawhitfield]

My mom (who died at 88 of old age) used to tell me that in the last seven years we decline in the same way we developed in the first seven years of life. Many death doulas compare the dying process with the birth process where the body (of the new born and of the mother) just knows what to do and it is wise for the mom and family to be educated to know that to expect, what is normal and when to solicit help. But returning to my mom’s observation, I think in the case of natural / old age death, and even in some diseases, it is quite true. We go from being active and energetic to slowing down to the point where others have to take care of us, to the point where all we want to do is sleep and stare. And if we do have any interaction, it’s mainly reflexes - just like a brand new infant. Your thoughts?

[@dimetuopinion3911]

Julie I was diagnosed in May with mild emphysema and I want to know how a patient with my condition dies. Thank you for your help in this matter. I'm from NY and I want a hospice.

[@deniseblackburn33]

Thank you your amazing

[@leannebaird9943]

Hi from Canada 🇨🇦

[@johnhuynh352]

My mom was Dx w ALS. She is getting regressively worse each day. Still can walk but barely. She is in pallaitive care. But we are told hospice is around the corner. What can we expect from here on out

[@maria8870]

Is there a difference between hospice at home vs a nursing home setting. .

[@kaypoling66]

I can see and hear you!

[@scooby19405]

Yes

[@ConnieLewis-l4i]

Yes I can hear and ser yiu

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

You sound good with new mic

[@deejaybee221]

It’s perfect

[@pwhorselover]

YES

[@patkeenan7666]

The girl in question is Eireann from North of Ireland.....a beautiful woman fighting brain cancer.

[@myspiritlakeiowa]

I see and hear you on you tube

[@gloriaroot3958]

My other half passed 6 months ago and I am waiting for a sign. Do you believe in that ?

[@MelissaLew-pj1zi]

I’m a CNA and have a true desire to work in hospice. What are your thoughts about being able to work with Hospice? What more education do I need?

[@damnitjanet3037]

Was it Mollie? She had surgery and it didn’t go well. She’s home now on hospice.

[@kaypoling66]

Even being lopsided, you were still beautiful!😅

[@damnitjanet3037]

See you and hear you

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MissBlue8u]

❤❤❤

[@johnhuynh352]

Looks fine

[@cindylou3404]

You look fine!

[@badge2045]

I hear u

[@joepratte727]

i'm on hospice in canada. i was on stage 4 chf. i was on exygen 24/7. my heart specialist changed my meds and i came off oxygen. my doctor says she doesn't think i'm still in stage 4. i'm wondering when they will take me off hospice?

[@pathfollower]

Misread the thumbmail. Thought it said "Hot Spice" nurse....

[@johnhuynh352]

We can hear you

[@karencarbone2603]

Can see and hear you

[@myspiritlakeiowa]

So is this on you tube or where

[@myspiritlakeiowa]

Slightly but no problem

[@joepratte727]

yah voll mein good lady.

[@damnitjanet3037]

U are fine

[@badge2045]

U look fine

[@joepratte727]

if on your death bed, your kidneys shut down, do you experience more pain? that happened to my wife before she died.

[@moij5962]

Palliative and hospice is different. Could be the reason dialysis might not be advised for hospice.

[@pwhorselover]

No, you’re fine.

[@gladysgrossman8471]

❤😊👍

[@niecythebudgetnista3223]

I hope I catch a live @Nurse Julie. 🫶🏽

[@ConnieLewis-l4i]

No not delayed

[@janiskardash-ds5dn]

Cancer and heart

[@cathy5796]

I can

[@joepratte727]

i thought it was me that was lopsided.

[@susanthompson3751]

Come on

[@damnitjanet3037]

Twirked? You mean tweaked 😂

[@damnitjanet3037]

You cut your hair!

[@deejaybee221]

Don’t think so

[@ConnieLewis-l4i]

Ignore it and move on

[@tylermorstad1443]

Don't do live call ins. Trust me, you will regret it. To many people are hooligans, and you will be forced to answer a question you may not want to answer. Because of your line of work, dying people will call you and make a private, sad conversation very public.

[@markwyman821]

No

[@susanthompson3751]

Just keep goinh No one cares

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

I can hear you good but I don't see chats I don't see live chats

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

We love you no matter how lopsided you look

[@markwyman821]

Yes

[@ramonacharles9540]

Yes i can hear you

[@Joseph-tl4wh]

I can hear you good but I don't see chats I don't see live chats

[@PicklesFiona]

You have to be on the website not the app. I can’t see them on my iPad but on my laptop it’s good.