Why I started My Last Days, a show about living told by the dying | Justin Baldoni
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2019
- While we're all afraid to talk about it, we all have a desire to learn about dying. This is what Justin Baldoni quickly learned after launching My Last Days, a show about living told by the dying. As it turns out, sometimes all we need is a reminder that to live beautifully is a choice. And it's always available, regardless of our circumstances.
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You are amazing. Your every word touched my soul. I'm a 64 yr old widow, had stage 4 breast cancer. I am only doing Holistic treatments and acupuncture. I also am the only caregiver for both of my elderly parents. My mom is deep into Alzheimers and my dad is in Congestive Heart Failure. Even on tough days for me, I never stop loving my parents, and take care of them 24/7. It will be an honor & privilege to be with each of them when they pass. I've been so blessed to be with family & friends, and my husband, when they have crossed over into Glory. I will be watching for you on UA-cam, learning your perspective on death & beyond. You filled my heart with joy....
God Bless you, your beautiful family, and please keep up the wonderful work that you do.
MKMc65...Beautifully said! Much love from Texas!!
I lost my husband and dad last year, two days apart. Needless to say, extremely difficult for my family. I found it easier knowing where they are for eternity and to see them again when I pass over. My husband used the statement "I'm in transition" repeatedly in his last hours. I did not understand and no one else (doctors nurses or pastor's) could tell me. My only comparison was child delivery. You helped put this in perspective for me. Thank you.
Let's try to Love and live like we have one day to live
I do not know about others but I think about dying a lot, in a different way. My thoughts are always about picturing the kinds of people that I want to be at my grave side. Since in all my life I have noticed that family are the least unlikely people to miss the funeral of their loved once it makes it easy for me to give my all to my family. The thought of death makes me better and I think it will make everyone better too.
Romans 14:8, NASB: "for if we live, we live for the Lord, or if we die, we die for the Lord; therefore whether we live or die, we are the Lord's." Romans 14:8, NLT: "If we live, it's to honor the Lord. And if we die, it's to honor the Lord
You are right Justin B.
We all have a date with death and we must prepare well.
How can anyone thumbs down this video!!! Wow
I have always thought about death even at an early age. I always thought that our lives are so short like "an insects life". We need to stop running from death. Other cultures talk openly about death. I have watched My Last Days and the stories are so beautiful.
Wonderful, kind, talented and genourous, man xx (and dishy
Great vid..iv lost parents. Husband.brother .sister I'm 63...I have noo fear of dying. . There are so many people waiting for me 😊
Wow my mind is officially blown...such a great talk. I now look at death as a sort of rebirth.
A wonderful movie called "The Shack"...also changed my perception of death and the afterlife. I encourage anyone who is questioning their spirituality...to watch that movie. It is extremely profound.
This man is amazing! He have such a good heart. You don't know me and I don't know you but I love you
Sometimes I let life get me down. I think about the fact that I don't have a lot of money, I didn't become a doctor/lawyer, I got pregnant, I'm not married. This show opened my eyes to the saying.."LIVE YOUR BEST LIFE." Thank you so much💕💕
I'm a damn medical miracle and sooo living on borrowed time...love your show your such an amazing person for sharing these story's...ive laughed I've the face of death so many times its crazy.....open heart, closed heart, heart transplant, stage 4 cancer survivor 3 times...4 cancer surgeries 6 weeks of chemo and 45 days straight of radiation...and still going strong just had a surgery to remove a tumour 3 weeks ago!!! Hopefully it never comes back again!!!
Ashley Johnson...omg that’s awful hopefully your health starts to improve from now on
Sending well wishes to you x
You are a warrior! I hope you get well soon and beat it for good!
I hope you continue to fight and are well now. Bless you!
Congratulations on your recovery😊You are definitely a "Warrior"...and I wish you very long life.
Ashley passed away October 20th, in 2019, at 34 years old. She indeed is a damn miracle.
At five years old, Ashley had a hole in her heart repaired. Later she had a pacemaker implanted. Aged only 6, she was diagnosed with incurable heart disease.
Ashley captured the hearts of Canada, and across the world, after she spent 452 days on the transplant waiting list for a heart. Ashley and her family received the call four times, only to learn that it wasn’t a match.
Until finally, Ashley received the most generous gift of a heart transplant from almost 12 year old Vicki Celmins, who tragically died in a car accident after a girl guides excursion. Her parents gave the ultimate gift. Vicki’s own mother received a double lung transplant in 2001.
Tragically, solid organ transplant recipients have to stay on heavy immunosuppressive agents for life so that their organs don’t reject. What keeps them alive brings with it a significantly increased risk of Cancer.
Ashley became a successful and beloved hairstylist for children. She met and fell in love with the man of her dreams, Bradley Kieley. They became engaged, and married. Ashley made a friend everywhere she went, and remained very close friends with Vicky’s family; the families became close after being united through transplant.
Ashley was a committed organ donor campaigner and advocate, and frequently worked with the media to raise awareness of the potential of organ donation, dispel myths, and improve the dismal donor registration around Ontario.
Ashley passed away after a hell of a fight with Cancer, and having been carried for 30 years by the love and strength of Vicky’s heart.
Ashley died as she lived: with Vicky’s heart, and surrounded by those who loved her most, her family, and in the arms of her soulmate Bradley. Ashley was 34 years old.
Rest brightly in paradise Ashley.
I’ve worked with hospice and I am a private home health care provider. I have had many experiences such a yours with your uncle. I get to know my clients and stay until they are no longer here on this earth.
Thank you so much Joan. That’s got to be a blessing as well as a curse. Meeting lovely people and their families would be so personal and beautiful, but knowing what the ending will be has to be heartbreaking 💔. You are an amazing person for doing this.
I so love your work, your documentaries! I'm not a death doula rather a death guide. I have assisted individuals in transitioning with sacred music (including a gong bath requested by an elderly woman in hospice!). I've had such amazing mystical experiences in this work, even assisting from a distance (assisting my Grandmother). There is no here/there in our time/space continuum. It's all here/now. MAGICAL and Love Filled and it rocks my world.
Justin I can’t think you enough for all that you have done. You are an incredible person. Giving life to those who are dying is such a gift. It will never be enough to say but you are such a blessing to us all💙
I have a friend at my school (we are Juniors in high school) his dad has just been told news that he has stage 4 lung cancer. They do not have much money and we have started raising money for his dad at our school (which hold about 300 kids total or less. Not to mention our high school is also the middle school, so you can imagine how small our town is). We live in Texas, and I think it would be really cool if you could come and talk to them, or even the school to open up kids minds to reality and to see the bigger picture.
This doesn’t happen in other developed countries. In America you have to beg for charity to get access to healthcare.
Why is this dysfunction normalized and perpetuated?
lohphat and those with means travel far and wide to get to the USA to be treated by the best the world has to offer..... they don’t want to die waiting for that socialized medicine.
Cally, consider asking to speak at your school, or a nearby school. You have heard this message and have been touched by it. Maybe put together a presentation, and use some clips that you feel are most relevant. Show them what you have seen so they can be awakened in the way that you have been... You can do it!
@@Bughugger yes!!
@@nomadicfenceman509 people in the US wait for treatment and go bankrupt and are denied treatment if they can't show up with a big check. People don't get routine care because they can't afford the co-pays (and that is people with good insurance). They flood the ERs because they can't be seen anywhere else and that puts everyone who has an emergency at risk. It's not better than "socialized" medicine.
This truly touched my heart and soul . Your videos do as well, what a beautiful way to look at death ... make it not so scary . Thank you ❤️
You gave me answers to many of my ignorant thoughts of wonder, and that I am not alone in the ways that I have thought & continue to think.
Thanks Mr.B… I pray you continue to educate all who wander in words not spoken about too often - and showing others the Celebration that death also leaves..
But if you could remedy the parts that still ache like an eternity of pain, well that would master 180* of our Soul’s journey…
Blessed Be, 1L💕VE
Beautiful, heartful presentation 🙏
I love your videos your so great and you touch many peoples lives and give Family a great closing and rememberance in their lives... Bolivia
Beautiful 💞
I think about death a lot too...but I know without a doubt..what humans call death is just the body...spirit..energy..never dies..impossible..absolute truth. I am one of those people who hears and sometimes sees..those who have supposedly died..and the body..in spirit looks nothing like we perceive the form as humans. We ...bodies ..humans, animals..well we are all animals..never, ever, ever go away!
Thank you for this. Love watching you :)
Hey Justin B.
I support you 101%.
Next time,tag me along.
This is true,We must all die.We just have to prepare in absolute holiness.
Wow so powerful 🙏❤️🕊
Thank you
As I watched my father-in-law die in 2013, he was laboring. I asked his son, my husband, about his favorite music. I opened music on my phone with Big Band sounds. Shortly thereafter he stopped laboring and transitioned to his next phase. As I watched my mom died in 2014, she too was laboring but not to give birth to my sisters or me but to the next realm for her. I realized then that one’s process of dying here is giving birth to oneself into the next phase of existence. Amazing.
This was so inspirational! One of my biggest fears in life is death! Your presentation has definitely changed my perspective. Also watching your documentaries has also changed my view on life. THANK YOU ❤️
Happy any Day giving Day God bless the world
This is needed. Really thankful and grateful. 💘
Happy any Day giving Day God bless All💖💞♥️
Amazing!
Thank you for all that you enlighten us with the full spectrum of life! I’ve seen most of your videos and was wondering about managing end of life issues for patients through the use of psychedelics like 10 minute DMT spirit molecule journeys, magic mushrooms etc?
Hello,my friend
New Subscriber here from Amman Jordan Middle East
Thank you for guidance and information
Have watched many of Videos interviews with fabulous people
Personally I’ve never feared Death
It’s the continuation of this Journey called Life
Love this guy
Just Wow 💗
My feelings about dying have changed a lot. I won't say much...don't want to offend anyone...but when I discovered Reincarnation and Past LIves Regression...it completely changed my fear and feelings about death.
I was with my mother-in-law while she was at home and died in hospice care. It was an honor to be there.
5 Before I aformed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the enations. 6 Then said I, Ah, Lord God! behold, I cannot speak: for I am a child.
Jeremiah 1:5
This is the 'proof' of Justin's thoughts of such.
What's the movie they're talking about with the architect? It's ringing a bell but I can't recall...
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I don’t do those movies of people dying at the hand of others for any reason.
I want to love but I gotta pay rent and bills I wish I had free time
*********ATTENTION*********** I need to talk to Chanel. I have been searching for her for quite sometime. I owe her an apology. I took my pain out on her for her taking her pain out on her mom.
Jesus is the way to everlasting life. Death is real and Jesus offers life if we repent and trust in Him for salvation!
Regardless you still at some point will go through the death process, no matter what you think is on the other side.
@@snowwhite2709 Very true..