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We're so sorry to hear that. The mission of hospice care is so important. We appreciate your hard work!

Best of luck to you!

We are sure there would be a lot of value in doing both medical and death doula roles. A recent NPHI survey found that less than 20% of patients have discussed their end-of-life wishes with their physicians. There is room for improvement here. Here's a link to that survey's results in case you're interested: www.hospiceinnovations.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/NPHI-Survey-Views-and-Experiences-of-Aging-End-of-Life-Care-in-the-US.pdf To answer your question- as an RN you likely would have to work under a doctor if you are doing anything medical; you are correct. Thank you for your response!

@@HospiCorporation Thank you!

Thank you for your response. We invited Dr. Kerr to speak on our platform, so we cannot speak to that motivation. However, we do think that is a valid criticism.

My Dad had a horrible death - drawn out, painful and humiliating, and he had frightening delirious dreams that he couldn't tell from reality. And then one night he suddenly sat up and was completely ok, and hugged everyone and told them he loved them, and then gently died. I was miles away and I had a vision of him, decrepit at first but laughing with pure joy and relief, and as I looked at him he got younger and younger, all though all the ages I'd ever seen him be, then still younger until I saw him as a gangly youth! It was one of the best things I've ever seen.

@@robynmarler3839 Thank you so much for sharing. Your story is beyond special and touched hearts here at the office. Best to you.

Hi! 1.) The topic of the video is not “All aspects of End-of-Life”, but “End-of-Life Dreams and Visions”, known also as ELE, End-of-Life Experiences. Researchers concluded that ELE have a comforting, nurturing role, preparing the dying person for a fearless transitioning. 2.) At 17:17: “There is an editing process in these end-of-life experiences…” Only people who loved us reappear. Therefore, the very nature of the end-of-life visions is to filter out bad memories, negative people or events, letting “in” only the best, only the loving ones. Isn’t it an amazing gift from our Creator? All the best to you, thank you for sharing!

We think this article may be a good start! www.betterplaceforests.com/blog/articles/death-doulas-guiding-people-through-lifes-final-transition

check out final passages. the founder Jerrigrace Lyons.She has an excillent teaching course. Also a non profit for information.

Thank you for commenting, Kim! We're happy our resource was helpful for you.

Exactly!!! I'm a nurse and my dream is to open a Hospice House (something we don't have in my area) and I am unable to do it because Medicare only pays $150/day for hospice and there is no way that is sustainable for anyone unfortunately! It breaks my heart because people around here don't have options

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