Julie added: “There are some assumptions that people make. She said it’s “not true” that everyone in hospices dies right away and it’s also not true that morphine makes people die faster. There are also some common assumptions that people make about hospices but Julie explained that they’re not true. “Our bodies take care of ourselves at the end of life - the less we intervene, the better.” “These are normal and NOT painful or uncomfortable.” Julie explained: “The symptoms of the actively dying phase include changes in consciousness (unconscious), changes in breathing, mottling and terminal secretions.” Julie said it’s difficult to explain what happens when people die - generally - as everyone is different.īut at the end of life, if someone is dying naturally in hospice care, most people show the same signs and symptoms. “There is something most people say before they die and it’s usually ‘I love you’ or they call out to their mom or dad - who have usually already died.” “Also, helping them to understand what to expect is another part of my job as a hospice nurse.
She said: “The best part about my job is educating patients and families about death and dying as well as supporting them emotionally and #nurse #learnontiktok #ForzaHorizon5GO #nursesoftiktok ♬ original sound – 💕 Hospice nurse Julie 💕
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Julie explained that changes in breathing, changes in skin color, terminal secretions and fevers, just to name a few, are all normal stages. recently posted a video about the normal things that happen to most people at the end of life - that look abnormal, but are actually really normal. Julie went viral for sharing her knowledge of death. Julie, who shares an insight into her job and answers burning questions everyone wants to know about hospices on her TikTok channel, said her aim is to educate others. “I have worked as a hospice nurse for about five years and before that, I was an ICU nurse for nine years so I’ve been doing this type of work for 14 years.” “I also really like giving the patient and family some comfort knowing we will be there to manage their symptoms. She said: “I love educating patients and families about what to expect with hospices and what to expect with the specific disease they are dying from. The nurse has been using her expertise and knowledge to educate her 372,400 TikTok followers about death.Īnd her heart-warming comments as well as her love for her job have led to her videos going viral with people desperate to know about what to expect when they pass away. Julie, a registered nurse from Los Angeles, California, has worked in a hospice for around five years. Having high blood pressure can ‘double' your risk of epilepsyĪ hospice nurse has revealed what most people say before they die as she spoke out about how we end our lives. Suicide rates in menopausal women is on the rise My wife put her maiden name on our son’s birth certificate as revenge World’s worst boss puts up signs telling staff ‘nobody cares, work harder’
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