There is a great need for discussions like this in order to move people forward in understanding the circle of life as a natural process. You should have Julie Ryan on who wrote the book Angelic Attendants. Her book is about how our loved ones in spirit support us during our death process.
My dad passed away years ago… And I always knew how scared dad was of dying… But in the November, when I was visiting him, we sat down and had a talk… He said to me during this conversation, I want you to know that I’m not scared of dying any more. I don’t know why it’s not that I want to leave you and the boys and mum… I’m just not scared any more… I’ll never forget that conversation we had in the November. Dad passed away on 26 December Boxing Day… Obviously we talked about other things but that sticks in my mind more than anything
I was already starting to listen to 3 different hospice nurses on YT including this one. But when my grandma was dying I was watching them daily as I had no clue what to expect and no one was explains or informing me or my son. It was horrific. She was the one that was in complete denial and fighting death until her last breath and it’s true complete suffering for her and us who cared for her. NDEs, Hospice nurses and doctors, testimonies, recorded miracles, faith, etc….my Mother and I are hooked on the info/knowledge and have zero fear of death.
Doctors aren't comfortable talking about the dying process, and our religious leaders don't go in to the mechanics of dying, so I am grateful for Julie opening up this conversation. My loved one recently passed in hospice and it was a quiet, and calm time for the family to be with our loved one and to take the time to say good bye in a respectful way.
I'm 30 mins in and I've heard almost no substance. You were dancing and skirting around being politically correct. Get to some real meat already. My mom died in hospice and I was hoping to hear some real stories. Ugh..
@@deadtalkspodcast I appreciate that but I guess what I meant was, I wanted to hear more detailed deathbed anecdotes..no disrespect intended by my initial comment..
@@kattilathehunfreedomfighter this is the 4th time she's been on we like to mix it up. There's 3 other episodes with her alone that may be better suited
What did you think of this conversation?
Love the profoundness of this fearless conversation about death, gratitude, love and life in general, with a tad of humor… ;-)
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@@lolalee7071 thanks for listening and the feedback!
There is a great need for discussions like this in order to move people forward in understanding the circle of life as a natural process. You should have Julie Ryan on who wrote the book Angelic Attendants. Her book is about how our loved ones in spirit support us during our death process.
My dad passed away years ago… And I always knew how scared dad was of dying… But in the November, when I was visiting him, we sat down and had a talk… He said to me during this conversation, I want you to know that I’m not scared of dying any more. I don’t know why it’s not that I want to leave you and the boys and mum… I’m just not scared any more… I’ll never forget that conversation we had in the November. Dad passed away on 26 December Boxing Day… Obviously we talked about other things but that sticks in my mind more than anything
Love Julie, she's the best!!
She's lovely
I was already starting to listen to 3 different hospice nurses on YT including this one. But when my grandma was dying I was watching them daily as I had no clue what to expect and no one was explains or informing me or my son. It was horrific. She was the one that was in complete denial and fighting death until her last breath and it’s true complete suffering for her and us who cared for her.
NDEs, Hospice nurses and doctors, testimonies, recorded miracles, faith, etc….my
Mother and I are hooked on the info/knowledge and have zero fear of death.
im sorry.....that musta been horrible.
Doctors aren't comfortable talking about the dying process, and our religious leaders don't go in to the mechanics of dying, so I am grateful for Julie opening up this conversation. My loved one recently passed in hospice and it was a quiet, and calm time for the family to be with our loved one and to take the time to say good bye in a respectful way.
This book is so good. It's literally Death for dummies. I think everyone should read it!!
Love her
She's the best!
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Sending love!
Hi 👋 why did you ask your mom for permission to share that story?
Cause it was a personal story and not his to share with youtube without permission. Because he respects his Mama
I'm 30 mins in and I've heard almost no substance. You were dancing and skirting around being politically correct. Get to some real meat already. My mom died in hospice and I was hoping to hear some real stories. Ugh..
I don't agree at all but thanks for listening and sending you love
@@deadtalkspodcast I appreciate that but I guess what I meant was, I wanted to hear more detailed deathbed anecdotes..no disrespect intended by my initial comment..
@@kattilathehunfreedomfighter this is the 4th time she's been on we like to mix it up. There's 3 other episodes with her alone that may be better suited
I agree. My dad passed on recently and i was also hoping to hear about real death bed stories and what she thinks about life after death.
@@cillabrink I'm sorry to hear that..I pray for your healing 🙏..yeah, my impression here is that you need to buy her book..this was a plug..