I have made a similar comment on an earlier video from this series, and could easily have made the same comment on every video from this series. This is hugely under-viewed and under-rated. This is the most positive, wholesome programme about people nearing the end of their lives and those that work with/for them I have ever seen.
Wha a beautiful documentary.After having watçhed it in its entirety it left me with a smile on my face. I am currently under Pallative care and there is such a need these days, I have a great team who are looking after my needs. They have come up with a pain management plan which I’m so great full for. When you are in constant chronic pain it drains you of everything. We need to thank all of the hard workers who volunteer their time trying to make a difference.
This documentary series helped me cope with the grief of my terminal mom. I appreciate how many people go through and feel the same pain. God give you peace ❤🙏
I have so much admiration for all the staff, patients and families 👏 im a mother to a severely autistic son but he is healthy and im so thankful. I've had relatives who have passed away in a hospice, the care and support they give is amazing! You should all feel proud, god bless you all xxx ❤
So sad, people are so scared about end of life issues, maybe it reminds us all of our own mortality, who knows maybe we were just as scared of being born, a really wonderful documentary series.
My brothers both had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. They were very intelligent. This boy does not represent all who have this disease. My brothers were very articulate. The younger boy was on the honor roll, the older boy graduated college. Victims of DMD are not all like him. I guess I am sensitive about people stereotyping. He is not necessarily the norm!
The staff person will not let cameron's mom speak.. she asks a question and then takes over and will not allow anyone to express their feelings. someone should reeducate this woman on therapeutic communication
Too bad nursing homes are the opposite. In Canada they are a resting place before we die. 90% of the time they are in outbreak with us locked in our rooms , no programs; doors closed and if you're claustrophobic too bad.
Same in the USA. Our hospices do not offer any services to maintain the quality of life, just pain control. So sad to see what is possible. Nursing homes are terrible.
I have made a similar comment on an earlier video from this series, and could easily have made the same comment on every video from this series. This is hugely under-viewed and under-rated. This is the most positive, wholesome programme about people nearing the end of their lives and those that work with/for them I have ever seen.
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Wha a beautiful documentary.After having watçhed it in its entirety it left me with a smile on my face. I am currently under Pallative care and there is such a need these days, I have a great team who are looking after my needs. They have come up with a pain management plan which I’m so great full for. When you are in constant chronic pain it drains you of everything. We need to thank all of the hard workers who volunteer their time trying to make a difference.
This documentary series helped me cope with the grief of my terminal mom. I appreciate how many people go through and feel the same pain. God give you peace ❤🙏
I have so much admiration for all the staff, patients and families 👏 im a mother to a severely autistic son but he is healthy and im so thankful. I've had relatives who have passed away in a hospice, the care and support they give is amazing! You should all feel proud, god bless you all xxx ❤
How do they provide the care for the people, and no charge? What a wonderful place!
So many wonderful people in this episode. All of them, really.
well its tv its not real life you will see the day you get there
Angela is such a beautiful person, She really cares and it shines through. A lovely soul ❤️
Awww i need a Colin! 😍
WHAT A VERY SPECIAL PLACE FULL OF GREAT WONDERFUL AWSOME PEOPLE "
GODBLESS ALL INVOLVED " WORKERS & PATIENTS ALIKE !
So sad, people are so scared about end of life issues, maybe it reminds us all of our own mortality, who knows maybe we were just as scared of being born, a really wonderful documentary series.
The two people who have given this the thumbs down, please be brave enough to say why!
I hope they are giving the "thumbs-down" to the serious illnesses and not to the documentary!
What is wrong with the handsome little boy ? He's happy loves that music bless your heart little guy.❤️🐻🐮🐻❄️🐷🐨🐼🦓🦄🐸🐣
Norma seems a Legend
My brothers both had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. They were very intelligent. This boy does not represent all who have this disease. My brothers were very articulate. The younger boy was on the honor roll, the older boy graduated college.
Victims of DMD are not all like him.
I guess I am sensitive about people stereotyping. He is not necessarily the norm!
There's no reason to assume that Cameron isn't very intelligent, just because he chooses not to talk--perhaps it's very difficult for him.
The staff person will not let cameron's mom speak.. she asks a question and then takes over and will not allow anyone to express their feelings. someone should reeducate this woman on therapeutic communication
I hope polish Man is going to feel better
i think the cases i find hardest are young people like Cameron. having two sons myself. so, so unfair.
Too bad nursing homes are the opposite. In Canada they are a resting place before we die. 90% of the time they are in outbreak with us locked in our rooms , no programs; doors closed and if you're claustrophobic too bad.
Same in the USA. Our hospices do not offer any services to maintain the quality of life, just pain control. So sad to see what is possible. Nursing homes are terrible.
I am not afraid to die.
i am sorry but this is not how it looks in real life this is tv and hardcore tv.
What you mean by? "This is hard-core TV"
@@kwamembuki9721 that its tv a show and not real life. Worked at hospice and seen my own family die in it. This is not how it works
Ooooh! Just felt the depiction here was the situation in hospices i.e in England. Oooh, is it worse or better?
@@kwamembuki9721 dont know about english hospice but i do know this is How it works in the big part of the western world. Seen it with my own eyes
@@Thedrunkenswede1337 I’ve volunteered in uk hospices and it was just like this, I think this show is very real and true