ViewFinder: The Journey Ahead - End of Life

[@silviarodarte4828]

Hospice was a God send when my mama passed away... I will be forever grateful to the San Joaquin County Hospice❤

[@xmasgrump2398]

no one dies alone is so BEAUTIFUL

[@carolbraswell4488]

I miss him so much!! What an amazing man/soul. ❤

[@glendaroberts5965]

Compassion and understanding in hospice care go a very long way for those that are facing the end. Nobody wants to die alone and nobody wants to be just a chart number. Those that work in hospice are special. Most of the time there’s not only the patient to see to, there’s also the family and I know that has to be difficult on the best of days. Thank you to all palliative care workers. You do make a difference.

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

Amen to that.

[@elisabettadacquisto6142]

B G b P. Qq

[@barbararathbone3163]

Bless you all

[@lindauribe6872]

My husband was only in hospice the last 2 and a half months and I just lost him,He hated hospice and wanted to come home.I was planning for in home hospice and he was great 3 days before he died then he just passed..He had everything failing and had Luey Body And FLD and our son and I took care of him the last 2 years..I had a terrible time losing him and I still am for it has only been a couple of months.I still cry and feel guilty that I survived. We were married 38 years and he was a big strong cop for 33 years.. He came home in a container.So hard..

[@lindauribe6872]

@Jude Dimatteo Thank you yes and I lost my parents first and I took care of them.. This loss is harder I guess because I am older. I was married 38 years.

[@khananme]

I am very sorry for your loss

[@Turkeyinthehay]

Hospice care is the most graceful way to be cared for at end of life. They do not cure, they are end of life caregivers. I would not have wished for my stepfather to have been anywhere else but hospice. He died in peace and the staff were amazing.

[@LoveLove-oj8qv]

Whats your definition of dieing in peace?

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

Mom didn't live long enough for hospice but the hospital ahe was in had a palliative care area. She went from icu to palliative care where she died peacefully 2 days later. Her nurses and doctors were awesome and it helped me a ton, because of my own illness. I was only able to be there 2x, once in icu and I was there when we transferred her to palliative care. I saw her 2 days before she died, but the nurses loved her and checked on her frequently. They were also great with me, and I'm proud Canada has this ability of palliative care in hospitals for those too I'll to be taken from hospital. Her room in palliative care was bright and very large and she had a floor to ceiling glass wall. She died 7 months ago but I miss the support I had of the palliative care staff which was no longer available, and feel very much alone in my grief. God bless y'all and RIP to our dear loved ones who have gone on ahead.

[@donsweet6133]

@@LoveLove-oj8qv Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved ready for Heaven.

[@marynewton2774]

I was a hospice social worker and so many people do not understand what hospice is. Many people who are unhappy with Hospice, have an inaccurate expectation. Let me know and I’ll be happy to answer question. To qualify you must have a dr certify that you are in the last 6 months of life. If you live beyond it, they can just recertify you as long as you still meet criteria. They do NOT provide 24 hour care at home for their patients. That is something the family does or they can hire a provider. Hospice does not do that service. Disability does not equal Hospice. Many disabled people live long happy lives.

[@nenblom]

“Every man dies. Not every man really lives.” Mel Gibson as William Wallace in Braveheart. These hospice workers are heroes in the truest sense of the word.

[@ickiedeer-lamb7282]

I'm watching this because my mom died in hospice in the hospital. Her room was beautiful and her carers were lovely. Sadly she died 2 days after she went in. I live in a nursing home but when I get to that state would rather go to hospice than die here.

[@MegglesEST1983]

Hospice is beautiful..its all about pain management

[@fredwillins3910]

Hello Megan

[@rustyshackleford1091]

@Emilio Aryan Not today ISIS

[@ickiedeer-lamb7282]

And helping the patient and their families. Moms team were truly Angel's for both mom and myself.

[@christinem.carter-wanner5304]

God bless this family!

[@gailcrowe727]

Linda Uribe. I’ve been through the same experience so I know how you feel. It’s dreadful isn’t it? But time does eventually heal. You never got over it but you do come to terms with it.

[@annemoore9643]

This is a very poignant, valuable program valuable for all ages. It's so important to have the conversation with loved ones before an event. Hospice programs are so under utilized in USA Culture, hopefully this program can help change that.

[@LoveLove-oj8qv]

Hospice patient alliance. Org

[@gogrape9716]

Paranoids should not conduct the affairs of normal people. Here in Canada we have Medical assistance in dying. This is a legal regulated procedure and is not suicide. It provide relief and dignity to those who suffer. I have included this in My living Will.

[@nickinurse6433]

End of life & disability are two seperate things......That lady in the wheelchair sounded as if she thought end of life care was the same care as for the disabled. Many disabled people live normal lifespans & no one is planning to kill them! But keeping people alive who are terminal is the issue here. It is horrible to keep dying people alive who are suffering.

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

But if they choose this we have to go by their wishes.

[@rapturesnext2004]

I've been fighting since 2006, and most people don't believe that you can last that long, but the truth is, if you eat fresh vegetables and juice and get plenty of rest you can actually last a pretty long time

[@szqsk8]

Rapture's Next Unless you are terminally ill....

[@rapturesnext2004]

@@szqsk8 Cancer IS a terminal disease eventually

[@MegglesEST1983]

You can eat healthy or smoke cigs and you'll still die

[@dleblanc3592]

I am preparing for my journey. I’m 45 years old. Caucasian male just diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. I also have autism Asperger’s. So that’s two strikes against me. I will be deceased soon. Probably before I get to finish this video

[@jeanniem.3367]

I sure hope you’re still around?? MS is gnarly, but people live longer now, with medication than ever before! Try to stay positive :). I have severe chronic pain all over my body from RA, spine disease and I just got diagnosed with another chronic disease that requires surgery for the removal of several tumors. This will be an ongoing process, one which makes me highly susceptible to cancer. However, I’m thankful for the life God gave me, even through all the pain and suffering. I’m not going to lie, I have some very very rough days, but I make perseverance for positivity as chronic (mostly, lol) as everything else! I hope you’re ok, please let me know 💛. Edit: I too am alone, so I get it.

[@candihernandez5757]

30 yrs together without being married? That’ll be my partner and I. Beautiful story ☺️

[@Mr.NettaizmysusSirNettaizmysus]

That’s sad actually if it takes a death diagnosis for him to marry you that speaks volumes about his true feelings about u. She gave him everything a wife would but unmarried. Then he married her 6 days before his death, no ma’am his love wasn’t unconditional. She got a husband for a few days,🙄.

[@parkerjon29]

I think that it’s not incorrect to say that someone on hospice can live longer. It’s not intended to, but as an example, someone doing aggressive and futile chemo is at a higher risk of getting infections that will kill them than someone who is just allowing the natural course of the disease to occur.

[@debramartinez8988]

JK Parker You are absolutely correct.

[@amittenlove]

An innocent man's life you destroyed in ending my life

[@chriskelly5127]

My poor daughter. She has been giving me 100% of herself since my dementia has advanced. Here's were I think she earned her wings. Her friend since 4th grade called hysterically crying Myans hurt. Myans hurt bad. Her son, at age 29, had overnight become a full quadriplegic. Out drinking and 🚗 . Thank goodness and maybe miraculously the driver and the 2 in back seat were unhurt. Unhurt they say. I imagine their hearts hurt bad. But my girl had to make a decision. No insurance yet so no specialists yet. My girl got me setteled, fuck if I know when, and ran to Myan and his mom. The ventilator, the feeding, the turning. They do that while feeling guilty about me. Isnt she wonderful? I get a feeling of being warmed by liquid love when I think of her. I'm alone for now but I'm surrounded by her love always.

[@angelabird4794]

Is there here with a contract e-mail in the UK with info xx

[@donnieraveling188]

I have Lou Gehrigs/ALS but this end of life does not exist here.

[@TeeNicole10]

GOD BLESS YOU💙🙏🙏

[@sarinaedwards6705]

I rather listen to the words of JESUS.... Hell is no joke and I'm not going there...

[@anotherray9099]

75 he did pretty good,,,,,I think

[@karenwarech2599]

It's not for everyone there tell you stuff but don't come through

[@dleblanc3592]

I have nobody there is no love in the room with me and it’s cold dark and lonely and I’m scared I’m not scared of the unknown I want to dye my daddy is waiting for me with a cold fucking beer

[@oliviabinkley5565]

Dark moon you have no idea what hospice is. Until you find out keep your hateful comments to your self

[@LoveLove-oj8qv]

Ypu have no idea untill you see your love one being uthenize right before your eyes and you had no idea this was a normal thing some hospice do. Its horrifying!!!

[@margaretferguson3538]

Dont know how the Staff sleeps at night..they been killing since 1982..started in France. They drugged my brother up..never asked him anything or tell me anything..he got there on July 9 was overdosed by the 18..he had a hospice nurse came for about a month too change his trach band then text me that the social worker n nurse manager insisted he be transported too Vitas Hospice in Wayne,NJ. They had told him he was going too get organized on his pain meds..he was organized alright. Nobody ever came with music.Even the chaplain was rude..Do not send your loved ones there..Its nothing near a dignified death..😈😈😈

[@janesawyer3495]

The hospice experience didn't go well for my mom who had Parkinson's. I would visit her in the nursing home every other day, and I never once saw them. They only called me on the phone twice.

[@lynnfavaretto2026]

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[@donsweet6133]

No mention of the chaplain giving the Gospel of Jesus Christ to both of them.

[@Cruella-Deville]

NO hospice is for the end of life not prolonging life. This statement is wrong in my opinion.

[@Legittoquit1]

Dude no one came to our house in hospice!

[@timfly767]

I doubt a harp would be an appropriate choice of instrument.

[@parler8698]

Killing people is not ok.

[@tristanmason7405]

Vegetables do not lay in bed...😁

[@yahyakhanyahyakhan6637]

Before last breath say there are no gods worthy of our worship but one and only Allah the Almighty and Muhammad PBUH is his servant and final Messenger. besides Allah chosen amongst human Hundred and Twenty Four Thousand messengers famous mentioned in Quran are Adam, Noah, Abraham, Ismail, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Aron, devid, Solomon. John and second last messenger Jesus may Allah please with all of them, there are four major revelations, torah, Zaboor, Gospel and Quran.

[@Sushi2735]

It is wonderful you have a strong faith. What you DONT HAVE is compassion and understanding for people of other faiths. My mother taught me as a child to respect those of other faiths! “There are many roads to heaven.” Whose life has been a kinder more understanding life. Yours???? Or mine???