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This Dr. Page, the best guy to seeing the worst day of your life. I have with me today Elaine Holloway. We were talking the other day, and she was telling me her experiences as a hospice nurse. Elaine has some great stories and some great advice. I think that our audience needs to hear Elaine. How are you today? Elaine: I am wonderful man its so good. I just glean so much, and I just want you to tell about your experience as a hospice nurse and some of the things you’ve learned. Elaine: Certainly, it’s a learning experience. It’s like any nursing area. Depending on what you’re involved in what you see your patient interactions. It’s very special. And with hospice, those patients are special too. They’ve come to the end of their life and look at life differently than we do. We’re, going to go to the hospital, or go to the doctor, get better, and go home. These people deal with their daily prognosis. Death is imminent. I have taken care of a man that only had two weeks to live That was his prognosis. He was like a caged Tiger. He would walk at night and pace back and forth. It’s like something was working within him. He knew that it was coming. He wasn’t settled in yet. You know, when you’re told that you have a terminal illness, you’re psyche changes. You look at things differently. You look at friends and family differently. And he did too. By the way, he did pass away within two weeks.

Dr. Page: So what would you say in general? Do people see differently? For example, how do they look at their lives and people in relationships? What’s the priority for these folks? Elaine: This way I have never ever and all the patients that I took care of that were terminal. Nobody ever said to me: oh my car, that’s in the garage, my money that’s in the bank. That was so unimportant. It was no longer a priority. What I saw was forgiveness and tears. I’ve seen people wait on somebody to come home before they passed on. Yes, they were waiting for a child, or a sister, or somebody that lived far off. They waited for him and they got to see them before they passed on. Speaking of seeing, when these people are laying in bed, they’re, probably 24 hours away from their death. Yes, they go in a lot of times to talking to Mama, those have been dead for 25 or 30 years. And course the families. You know he’s, hallucinating again or seeing things. But from my perspective and what I saw, they’re, not seeing things. They’ve got one foot in one world. They ‘ve got the other foot in another world. They, I believe, are actually seeing those people. They’re, not there, and they’re not hallucinating. So it’s, all of a part of it too. The Bible tells us that we’ll see loved ones that have gone on before us. I think that’s, exactly what those people are doing. This is Dr. Page and thanks for listening. If you’re interested in hearing more stories like this, like the ones that Elaine shared today, that would inspire and courage you and help you to stay focused, you can click on the description below and find links to our website or you can subscribe To our You Tube Channel and, of course, like and share with your friends.