Hospice nurse aims to educate about what really happens at the end of life

Julie McFadden, otherwise known as Hospice Nurse Julie online, says her ultimate goal is to educate people about death and dying to ease their fears.
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[@wendyodell356]

I love nurse Julie. Thanks for showcasing her ❤

[@mimirw8031]

Bravo to this nurse and all the nurses. I could never do what you do.
I've dealt with a few nurses before...and they have supported me at the worst and cheered me on at my best.
Thank y'all for what ya do!!!

[@lp4265]

I sat with my friend’s mom as her daughter (and my friend) lay dying at a beautiful peaceful hospice place. The hospice staff gave us a pamphlet which explained the steps and signs before death. It was so helpful. We actually witnessed each step and it was so peaceful. Hospice is a place where angels on earth guide you to angels in heaven. When my mom was dying, her hospice nurse called me over to my mom’s bedside and told me my mom was talking to someone named “May”…. my mom’s great grandmother, who she never met!, ….the hospice nurse then shared what my mom had been experiencing leading up this moment and I felt a rush of calm and relief. She was moving on , leaving behind the pain she had been suffering from for a long time. Her hospice nurse made my mom’s journey so peaceful and I will be forever grateful. ❤

[@janetpatri2973]

This video is wonderful. ❤

[@gnp4360]

Thank you.

[@amberblewett]

Death should not be messed with .. exactly.. no euthanasia drugs .