Hospice Nurse Julie

[EdBacon]

I came across this wonderful YouTube channel by a hospice nurse who shares all aspects of her hospice knowledge and experience as a hospice nurse to help educate people about hospice. She has short videos on just about every topic regarding hospice care. I highly recommend her channel to anyone or anyone with loved ones who are thinking about hospice or just want to know more.

youtube.com/@hospicenursejulie

[GSDF]

Thanks for the share brother! 👍

[EdBacon in reply to GSDF]

Thanks. A lot of great information on her channel.

[Darryl Partner]

Super cool Good find.

[EdBacon in reply to Darryl]

Thanks, I think this will really be helpful to many on the forum.

[siouxbee19]

I ❤️Nurse Julie! Found her channel a while back and have been a subscriber ever since!

[EdBacon in reply to siouxbee19]

She is really wonderful. I have watched so many of her videos. She is such a beautiful soul.

[siouxbee19 in reply to EdBacon]

Yes, she truly is, has definitely met her calling! 🕊️🙏❤️🕯️

[dockam]

Mahalo Bruddah for that. Just watched a few and she's wonderful!!. I have a few RNs as patients and a long time pt has offered her extra bedroom for Hospice - waaaaayyy down the road😂

[London441]

I’m a big fan. Glad you found her.

[pakb]

She's great! She's on Instagram as well- I love following her there. @hospicenursejulie

[Zengal79]

She is great. I have a lot of experience with hospice in the home and I really could have used hospice services much sooner than I got them with my guy.

There are efforts to find a way to allow transfusion dependent individuals to receive hospice care and still be able to get transfusions. The transfusions added to quality and comfort of life for my guy, giving him more energy stamina etc. It’s a financial issue, and will take legislation to correct.

Oddly enough, when my father went on hospice 20 years ago, he became ineligible and got kicked off hospice when he began nutritional support. That type of support is available to hospice patients now due to changes in legislation. So, I’ve dealt with this twice now.

My hope is that people with transfusion dependance will one day be eligible for hospice assuming other treatments aren’t being pursued. My guy still probably wouldn’t have gotten hospice earlier. He was a guns blazing kind of guy, but I know of many others who stop treatments but could benefit from services while still getting transfusions.

Off my soap box Thanks for sharing. Great info.

[Andy1569]

Great share Ed!!! Thank You.

Andy

[j-o-h-n]

I love her to death............

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Thursday 02/02/2023 6:03 PM EST

[Bethpage]

Nurse Julie is great. I have her channel pinned to the top of my caregivers' support group. Really helpful in every way.

[EdBacon in reply to Bethpage]

I'm so glad I found her channel. Starting to think about it now even though I'm still fighting When the options run out I'd like to be more prepared.