Fever at the end of life is common! #hospicenurse #hospice #nurse #endoflife #hospicecare

[Coco-dzid]

Never heard this before. Thankyou I’m eternally grateful for your channel 👍🏻💗💗

[meaganhiller]

When my grandma passed this summer, she had a necklace with a large heart made of metal. When my mom brought it home, it was still warm from her body. ❤

[Xsh]

Thank you so much for telling us and educating us ❤️❤️❤️

[greys]

Thank you so much for your work and all these videos! 💛

[dianabelaire]

My mom passed away on Christmas eve I was sad but because I saw your page I understood a whole lot about the end of life. Thank you and keep doing what you do.

[kristiluffy]

When I was 17 I almost got kicked out of the ICU because I had a full blown temper tantrum because they wanted to give my grandmother a Tylenol suppository, the machines were the only thing keeping her breathing and we were just waiting for my grandfather to get there so he could say goodbye and they were "concerned" about her fever🤯. I'm pretty sure the fever was the least of our problems.

[camocountry]

I love hearing you explain different stages of death your so calm and chill

[hjeffwallace]

I love your serious content accompanied by the track from Saturday Night Fever!!

[bodhiswayze]

Can I just say, I absolutely love the way you say “your person” it is so beautiful and it’s so true. Thank you ❤

[TheRavenousWolfe_]

I'm glad you made a video on this, I've never heard of this before. Your videos are very informative and I really appreciate them

[AuroraLakes]

Nurse Penny. Thank you, I am fairly familiar with what it looks like when a person is about to die, but you are educating me beyond. God Bless you and your very important work.

[therealdachshunddjangosmom]

So glad, i did the right thing two years ago. On her last day my Mom showed this Symptoms and i just gave my best to keep her comfy.
Rest in Peace, Mama, you are terribly missed😔
Much ❤️ from Austria 🇦🇹

[loveandlight]

As a hospice Doula for 30 yrs, thank u for sharing the absolute facts. 💯 ❤

[amorfati]

My grandma said gramps died of the boogie fever. He did love the Sylvers

[samantharossiter]

It’s very normal - I remember as a student nurse seeing this and I was worried but the district nurse explained to me that when the brain is dying you simply can’t regulate your own temp - a little bit like a fridge going on the blink (excuse me her words not mine) it’s perfectly normal and the best thing are cold compresses on the forehead and inner arms and a fan - thin sheets on the person and it will pass

[Peterparker]

Randomly got suggested this but my mom was a hospice nurse for years so
Just wanna show my appreciation
❤❤❤ thank you for everything you do

[CluckleberryHomestead]

I swear I saw a clip of her head on fire just for a second-

[alim.]

Oh man I don't do heat well, I hope I have someone like you to help with the cooling 💜

[gailholloway]

Merry Christmas happy New year God bless you and your family and thank you for sharing all your videos

[dianasaur]

Fever can be comforting even comfortable for the patient.