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Death Happens Podcast
Приєднався 5 лют 2024
💀Join end of life experts Hospice Nurse Penny and Halley Hospice Social Worker as we explore the ins and outs of dying. Mostly the outs.
💀In each episode we will bring you inside info on death and dying from taboo to topical and normalize death because DEATH IS NORMAL!
💀In each episode we will bring you inside info on death and dying from taboo to topical and normalize death because DEATH IS NORMAL!
Season 2, Episode 3 Andrew White aka Planty Murse
Thanks for joining Hospice Nurse Penny and Halley (Hospice Social Worker) on the journey to #NormalizeDeath!
In this episode, Andrew White returns to discuss the complexities of end-of-life care in the ICU, the realities of CPR, and the importance of advanced directives. The discussion also touches on self-care practices for healthcare professionals and transitions into a lighthearted exploration of Andrew's social media series, 'Meanwhile in the Break Room,' where he portrays various characters in a hospital setting. The conversation emphasizes the need for open communication about death and dying, both in personal and professional contexts.
Andrew has been a bedside nurse for 20 years, the latter 18 years in the adult Intensive Care Unit. He has worked both in direct patient care and in hospital management. In addition to holding a Bachelor’s in Nursing, he also holds a Bachelor’s in Animal Science.
Andrew is featured on TikTok, Instagram, and UA-cam with the user name “Plantymurse”, a named derived from his vegan lifestyle (planty) and the fact that he is a male nurse (murse). His content is heavily nursing-influenced and combines elements of humor, education, snark, and general silliness. He has a new series on social media out since last season, called Meanwhile… in the Breakroom!
Andrew lives in Idaho with his wife of 17 years, their 3 children, and their dog Shadow.
Additional info from our intro; the 5 D’s of when to update advanced directives: Death, Divorce, Decade, Disease, and Decline.
You can reach the insiders at DeathHappensPodcast@gmail.com, on all places you find podcasts are found.
Hospice Nurse Penny on the socials: @HospiceNursePenny
Halley on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook: @HospiceHalley
Our intro music was composed by Jamie Hill (misfitstars.com)
#normalizedeath #podcast #hospice #hospicecare #nurse #hospicenurse #socialworker #hospicesocialworker #icu #icunurse #fullcode #dnr #meanwhileinthebreakroom
In this episode, Andrew White returns to discuss the complexities of end-of-life care in the ICU, the realities of CPR, and the importance of advanced directives. The discussion also touches on self-care practices for healthcare professionals and transitions into a lighthearted exploration of Andrew's social media series, 'Meanwhile in the Break Room,' where he portrays various characters in a hospital setting. The conversation emphasizes the need for open communication about death and dying, both in personal and professional contexts.
Andrew has been a bedside nurse for 20 years, the latter 18 years in the adult Intensive Care Unit. He has worked both in direct patient care and in hospital management. In addition to holding a Bachelor’s in Nursing, he also holds a Bachelor’s in Animal Science.
Andrew is featured on TikTok, Instagram, and UA-cam with the user name “Plantymurse”, a named derived from his vegan lifestyle (planty) and the fact that he is a male nurse (murse). His content is heavily nursing-influenced and combines elements of humor, education, snark, and general silliness. He has a new series on social media out since last season, called Meanwhile… in the Breakroom!
Andrew lives in Idaho with his wife of 17 years, their 3 children, and their dog Shadow.
Additional info from our intro; the 5 D’s of when to update advanced directives: Death, Divorce, Decade, Disease, and Decline.
You can reach the insiders at DeathHappensPodcast@gmail.com, on all places you find podcasts are found.
Hospice Nurse Penny on the socials: @HospiceNursePenny
Halley on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook: @HospiceHalley
Our intro music was composed by Jamie Hill (misfitstars.com)
#normalizedeath #podcast #hospice #hospicecare #nurse #hospicenurse #socialworker #hospicesocialworker #icu #icunurse #fullcode #dnr #meanwhileinthebreakroom
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Hope for the Best, Plan for the Rest
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Thanks for joining Hospice Nurse Penny and Halley (Hospice Social Worker) on the journey to #NormalizeDeath! Our guest is Dr. Samantha Winemaker BSc., MD, CCFP(PC), FCFP. Dr. Winemaker is a graduate of McMaster University Medical School. She has completed residency training in Family Medicine, and fellowship training in Palliative Medicine. She is an associate clinical professor at McMaster Uni...
Cody is Dying to Tell You
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Thanks for joining Hospice Nurse Penny and Halley (Hospice Social Worker) on the journey to #NormalizeDeath! Our guest is Cody Hufstedler. Cody has worked as an inpatient palliative care chaplain in Denver Colorado since 2013. Since 2023 he has hosted the Dying to Tell You Podcast where he interviews people living with life limiting and terminal illness. He enjoys cooking and eating, and spends...
Season 1, Episode 13 - The Death Insiders
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In this episode, we discuss medical aid in dying, also known as death with dignity. We explore the terminology and the reasons behind the preference for death with dignity over medical aid in dying. We provide an overview of the history and criteria for accessing medical aid in dying, including the waiting period and the need for two qualified doctors to determine eligibility. As well as touchi...
Season 1, Episode 12 - Human Composting a New Frontier
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In this fascinating episode, Penny and Halley talk with Katrina Spade who is the founder of Recompose Life, a body composting facility. Katrina explains that human composting is a natural process that speeds up the decomposition of organic material to create topsoil. The body is placed in a vessel with wood chips, alfalfa, and straw, and the microbes in the vessel break down the body over a per...
Season 1, Episode 11 - All Dogs Go To Heaven
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In this episode we talk with Dr. Faith Banks, a veterinarian who specializes in animal hospice care. She started her own mobile service in Toronto, providing in-home care and euthanasia for geriatric pets. Dr. Banks emphasizes the importance of palliative care for pets, ensuring they receive pain management and other necessary medications. She has developed a quality of life scale to help pet o...
Season 1, Episode 10 - Much More than a Bath
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We hope our technical difficulties don't distract from this awesome interview! The Hospice Aide does so much more than just bathe patients! In this episode we discuss the vitally important role of hospice aides including building rapport with patients and finding creative ways to provide comfort and companionship. Celeste shares her experiences as a death doula and a grief coach, emphasizing th...
Season 1, Episode 9-Admin is Admirable
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Well technical difficulties were bound to happen at some point and this video was our victim. The audio is still great so hopefully you will still enjoy it, if for no other reason than to hear us cursing our heads off. Halley and Penny go behind the scenes and talk about the back office people who support hospice with Esme, a medical records clerk/receptionist/all other duties as assigned exper...
Season 1, Episode 8 - Spiritual Care: More than Meets the Eye
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In this episode, Steve Bundi, a hospice chaplain, shares his journey into hospice work and the role of a chaplain in providing emotional and spiritual support to patients and their families. He emphasizes the importance of respecting individual beliefs and finding meaning in life. Steve also shares heartwarming stories of connecting with patients who have different beliefs and the impact of his...
Season 1, Episode 7 "Nothing to Fear" with Hospice Nurse Julie
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Social media star Julie McFadden aka Hospice Nurse Julie talks about her transition from working in the ICU to becoming a hospice nurse. She shares her favorite death experiences and the importance of open communication in end-of-life care. In this conversation, hospice nurse Julie shares profound moments she has experienced with families, highlighting the power of connection and the importance...
Season 1, Episode 6 - The Ultimate Bodily Autonomy with Javeeda
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Javeeda, a 52-year-old woman from Canada, shares her experience with adrenal cortical carcinoma, a rare form of cancer. She discusses her family history of cancer and the symptoms that led to her diagnosis. Javeeda explains the genetic mutation that caused her cancer and the treatment options she has pursued, including surgery, medication, and radiation. She also discusses her eligibility for m...
Season 1, Episode 5 - Nurses Be Like ... with Andrew White aka Planty Murse
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Well Halley and Penny really went off the rails in this episode! Chalk it up to their excitement over interviewing the hilarious and popular social media influencer Andrew White aka Planty Murse! We didn't talk a lot about Andrew's experience as an ICU nurse but we got to learn a whole lot of fun facts about him! In this conversation, Andrew discusses his journey to veganism, his career in nurs...
Season 1, Episode 3 Anecdotal Aftercare with Mortician Eileen Hollis
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In this episode, Eileen K Hollis, a funeral director, shares her experiences and insights into the funeral industry. She discusses the difference between a mortician and a funeral director, highlighting the various responsibilities of a funeral director. Eileen also explains the process of embalming and the attention to detail involved. She shares her journey of starting a social media presence...
Season 1, Episode 3 - How to Train Your Doctor with Palliative care physician Matt Tyler
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In this episode, Dr. Matthew Tyler discusses the difference between palliative care and hospice care, the availability of palliative care, and the challenges in the healthcare system. He also shares his experiences in palliative care and explains the purpose behind his social media presence. Additionally, he addresses the issues with insurance and Medicare and highlights the importance of the c...
Season 1, Episode 2 - Fun & Games with Death - Lisa Pahl "The Death Deck"
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Lisa Pahl, a hospice social worker, shares her background and experiences in the field of end-of-life care. Growing up on a farm in Northern Michigan, Lisa was exposed to illness and death from an early age, which helped shape her comfort with the topic. She initially pursued a career in social work and worked in various mental health settings before transitioning to hospice care. Lisa discusse...
Season 1, Episode 1 - The Death Curious
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Season 1, Episode 1 - The Death Curious
Welcome to the Death Happens Podcast - an Insiders Guide to Dying
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Welcome to the Death Happens Podcast - an Insiders Guide to Dying
Love this podcast ❤
So glad you’re back! Loved this💗
Yayyyy! Missed this podcast so much ❤
Do you have an email for the podcast? I would like to contact. I am an End-Of-Life Doula, Chaplain, Massage Therapist, and volunteering/working with those at the end-of-life since 1987. AIDS pulled me in, Love kept me.
This was such an important and insightful episode, maybe my favourite one yet. Thank you for talking about this ❤
Mr. BURNS 😂😂😂 Penny😂😂😂❤
Thank you for discussing this very important topic. I really hope to see the day that MAID becomes federally legal. ❤
Same!!!
I’d like to ask a question. Penny mentioned the mother shouldn’t have had to get that paperwork to prove a DNR and they should have just taken her word right then and there. To me, that could be detrimental if the person giving the orders has malice intention and gives the opposite order than what the orders actual state. Does that happen a lot? Both ways can be detrimental, if the person actually has a DNR and gets stabilized, or if they don’t have a DNR and don’t get the help to be stabilized. I’m just trying to understand your stance on that one, or if I’m misunderstanding, or don’t have all the information. Thanks!
Since Covid there have been many sudden deaths, leaving families in shock and incomprehension, particularly young cardiac events. How would you consider support in this instance?
Loved this episode ❤
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Excellent episode ❤
Thank you so much for having me on the show! I had a blast chatting with you both ❤❤
It was totally our pleasure!
Kuddos! 👏 So excited, so needed! Looking forward to all the videos forthcoming! 75 yro former Graveyard shift Hospice Aide of 30+ yrs! You could not have made me happier today!😊 Thank you both for all you did/doing! Wtg! Bravo 👏 Did I say I was excited?😅
Love everything about this ❤❤❤
Ditto!