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What happened if you only go through denial then acceptance

Wonderful ! I’m an intensive care physician , who wishes to introduce palliative care into my community of doctors, nurses and volunteers. This video will help me make others understand palliative care in such an easy way ! Thank u♥️

Please pray for me I’m currently going through this with my grandma she is 76 but got breast cancer right after my dad passed away, and she is in home hospice.

Nicely explained.Thanks.

Thank you for all the ideas and i formation it help me alot..

Very informative short vedio with demo. Thanks for all.

This is beautifully explained

So cute 💯❤️

This is the best way one can explain kub-ross model 😂😂😂

Thank you very much for this.

Yes, it's helpful to deal with rejection

The death rattle is something I hope I never have to experience again. It's the only time throughout the whole palliative care process where I had completely given up all hope and was praying my uncle would die and let it be the end for him. The only comfort is knowing it is a natural thing and that he wasn't in any discomfort or pain from it.

My cat passed away this morning at 5:45. I sat with her for 2 hours until she passed. I never left her side.

Your voice is so sexy😊❤🎉

I feel like I’ve gone in a different order when my mother passed away. I was in denial, then depressed, then bargained, and now I’m on anger. I’m not sure if I can reach the final stage…

Childish and funny

Please upload more video ❤

Please upload more video .... ❤

Could you please repeat what you say at 1:00? I didn't quite catch that. U seem to say, "His big bowel will help meet all his care needs."

Yesterday my dear grandpa,my friend n my mentor died on his bed while I held his hand n it wasn’t easy going through this process

I agree..i been through this..💝💝🙏but thanks God..i am free

Thanks a lot I was having breathing problem and was thinking nonsense things but then I realise its because I took more stress the whole day and running everywhere now i am relief after watching this video😊

Brilliant! Thank you

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I Lost my dad last year lm so sad i file lonly and Lost i have no more roots 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😖🥺🥺🥺😞😞😞😢🙏🙏🙏🙏

Lovely video 👏😍🏡🙏🙏🙏🙏😘

Helped to memorize. THanx

My stepfather just passed last night & his name was John. Thank you for sharing ♥️

Really loved this video. Thank you <3 Also for the final cheerful message <3

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What can I do to make my Dad more comfortable

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I love how I do the first 4 all at once and after like 7 days ok

This is exactly what happened with my uncle today. Thank you so much for so eloquently explaining it! I’m glad to know he wasn’t suffering during this process.

Thank you 😊 for this educational video on the stages of dying and how the people who loves the person should care for him in his last hours.

Thank you!

This is so sad...My wife and I talk about this time to time. I understand it's a part of life, but knowing that I will see loved ones, probably my parents and others is really hard to imagine. Then myself will have to cross through at some point. We have to great right with God everyday in our hearts. We just don't know when that time will be, have to be prepared.

verry good.can understand

Rest in peace💕

Just went thru this and I live hospice! RIP Mother. Final sunset 8/5/21. 🙏🏾

great video and nice animation 😊👍

At 70 years old I developed chronic pancreatitis which is painful. For 70 days I was given opioid's and I'm not addicted. I could've used a few more weeks for the pain but the doctors refused to prescribe so I used Tylenol and methocarbamol to relieve the pain. That worked some but not enough. I'm finally ok and almost pain free. One interesting part of using opioids while in deep pain, for me, was that I never felt any euphoria, just relief from pain.

You forgot the part where John went to the Chinese restaurant. Just kidding around with you this is a great video and love your accent!

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