I used to be scared of what comes after death too #hospicenurse

About Nurse Hadley:

Hadley Vlahos resides outside of New Orleans with her husband and three children. With eight years of experience as a registered nurse, including six years devoted to hospice care, she has gained profound insights into the field of healthcare. Online, she is affectionately known as "Nurse Hadley," where she shares heartfelt stories from her experiences as a hospice nurse.

Beyond her nursing career, Hadley has achieved literary success as the author of the instant New York Times bestseller, "The In-Between: Unforgettable Encounters During Life's Final Moments" published by Ballantine/PRH.

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[exp-io]

This is too sweet and warms my heart. I love your videos and I'm looking forward to reading your book. Thank you so much for all the things you've done for these patients and for us too. 🥺💗

[seek-healingheather]

Helping people transition from the physical back to spirit I'd one of my favourite parts of my is an honour.

[chryspettit]

I pre-ordered your book, can't wait to read it. Your stories have helped me deal with death and the pain of losing a loved one. My grandmother is near the end and as much as I don't want to lose her it's nice to know that she will be out of pain.

[AlexGasso-ki]

What changed my life was thinking about the complexity of our universe and even in our humanity. Everything is synchronized and seems to have a purpose for existence. Kinda like a watchmaker bringing together all the parts and then makes the most perfect watch. And then I found out and now Im no longer afraid... but hopeful.

[pamelamavil]

It’s so endearing how she never pushed her own beliefs into that patient. Going in perfect harmony with your patients beliefs (even if those don’t align with yours) it’s the most remarkable gift and professional skill you could ever give.

[avinandanbhadra]

YOUR EYES ARE THE REASON WHY PATIENTS HEAL😍😍❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰😍❤❤🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤🥰🥰

[Sunnydoesit]

I really love seeing these videos. I’m 32. A recovering alcoholic. Been a rough decade for me- especially the last two years. Very bad. I’m 6 weeks sober today. I cried and prayed and God has healed me. I really owe my sobriety to God. I will continue to stay sober. I live a new life now. Slowly improving

[SharonKBM]

You are so kind. Hospice nurses are very special people.

[jplumbob]

You just created tears. I was a paramedic for almost 15 years and I completely understand.

[marianekalis]

This book is on my Christmas wish list. I can’t wait to read it. I absolutely love ❤her, so I know I’m gonna love ❤her book. I’m so looking forward to it!

[NurseHadley]

Less than three weeks until release! BIG thank you to the thousands of you who have preordered! It means the absolute world to me! ❤ to get yours: nursehadley.com/book

[revision_spirit]

So much spiritual energy flowing through me as I watch this video. ❤

[msia]

"Hey, could I see my mom up there?"
That's what broke me.
"Yes, of course. She's been waiting for you."

[pskarbe]

You helped me with my toughts of death so much

[corinaking]

I wish for everyone who is nearing death to hear this message. It would be so calming and reassuring for them and their family too.

[MsAliciaBrady]

I listened to the audiobook. It moved me so deeply. Thank you so much for sharing. You helped me in ways i didnt know i needed.

[melisascoggins]

I had a conversation with my husband just last night about how your videos have really helped me with an extreme fear I've had since I was a child. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us in your videos.

[madamebutterfly]

You had me at "pinky promise". 😭 I've done this with my loved ones for as long as i can remember.

Thank you for your beautiful presence. Your gift is truly a blessing. 🙌 God bless you.❤

[animallover]

We are always connected by love. That energy cannot be destroyed.❤

[lizajane]

As a nurse I have said that being a nurse has made me question my faith many times, but has also made me embrace my faith many times more.