Hospice Nurse Julie McFadden Had A Shared Death Experience

Julie McFadden, a hospice nurse who is popular online, tells a story about having a shared death experience with one of her patients that passed away.

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[emaliciously]

I am a hospice nurse. Everything she says is spot on. It's a trippy, sacred, special, noble career. I'm honored to do what I do.

[goaskmymom]

My mother saw Jesus two different times standing in her room and communicating with her. She was lucid and said it was more real than reality. He wore a white robe, gold sash, sandals and long brown hair. She was in hospice but sharp as a tac! Jesus told her to be patient and it wasn't time yet, then disappeared. Second time Jesus told her that He's preparing a place for her and it wouldn't be much later. She quietly passed a month later peacefully in my arms. She was a devout Catholic her entire life.
Love you and miss you mom! ❤️🙏❤️

My mother was the least religious person I knew. She told my sister as she was dying that her sister Sandra was calling her to cross over. After she passed, she in Florida and I in Boston, I asked her to give me a sign. Some days later my phone rang. I didn't answer because it showed "Unknown caller." I let it go to voicemail. When I checked the message, it was one word in a female voice. That word was, "Steven." With everything I am worth I know that was my mother letting know she's okay. Moves me to tears even as I type this. There is absolutely more to our existence than this life. I cannot wait to experience meeting my loved ones again, as well as God.

[CrustyBalls]

I remember my Nan (grandma) dying of dementia, she was telling me she had seen Jesus and my dead grandfather who came to see her. At the time I’d just thought it was dementia talking, but after watching so many of the NDE I know understand she wasn’t lying or delirious. God bless you all 🙏

[squadiodatamj]

I experienced an angel visitation (vision with sound effects and swishing wind) to find out my dearest brother had passed (1000km away) at that very time. My life will never be the same and all fear of death is gone. I feel blessed.

[Dion_Mustard]

When my Nana Pauline was dying in a care home in 2023, myself and all the family surrounded her as she began taking her final breaths, and what happened next astounded us all. Several birds began to peck frantically at the window in her room and they were flapping their wings at the window. Nana then died shortly after and we all kissed her as she lay peacefully in the bed. Nana was a huge lover of garden birds so the fact this happened was beyond bizarre and unique. It was as if the birds could sense she was going and they were letting us know. My family and I will never forget that moment for as long as we live. We are not a religious family but I am spiritual and this confirmed to me that something "spiritual" happened that day. This is 100% true.

[minervadan]

Old hospice and ICU nurse here. Yes, I have a career based in science but the experiences and the shared stories from my patients…memorable.

[me-rome]

My daughter felt very comfortable being in the hospice when her grandfather was passing away and her Aunt passing away in hospice care, she felt a calling to it ! She has gone back to school to work with people who are dying, she is now heading into her 4 th year and then on to her masters and she has been doing amazing! I can not say enough about hospice care, it is the most beautiful place to be when someone is passing

[The.Artistic.Squirrel]

I had a ‘shared death experience’ too.

Almost 8 years ago my husband got a call from my mother in law hysterically upset asking to come to their cabin in the Black Hills because the paramedics had just gotten there. His dad was having a heart attack. My husband ran out the door, jumped in his truck and left.

I went into our room and began to pray a rosary. I was immediately given a bright vision of my father in law 30+Ft up in the sky, looking down upon a scene where we were next to each other looking down on his body laying under the porch with people gathered around. He looked calm but curious, I saw him smile as a bright warm tunnel opened and he was filled with love as he said good bye and went into it.

A few hours later my husband came home broken and upset. He told me what happened. My in laws were at their cabin like usual for every weekend. My father in law was cleaning up, putting stuff in storage under the porch as they were getting ready to come back home. My mother in law heard him yell for her and went running to find him fallen down under the porch having a heart attack. She did cpr for 45 minutes straight until the medics got there to assist. He sadly passed.

When my husband told me that I began to cry with him because I had been allowed to see something I didn’t know might be true. The vision was so vivid. I told him about it and even described how his dad was laying under the porch. I’ll never forget how big his eyes got when I told him, and he now believes I really did see something special that can’t be explained.

His dad was an amazing man who is missed so badly.

It’s sad and beautiful at the same time.

I can’t wait to see him again. I know I didn’t just imagine what happened.

We were just at the cabin a few weeks ago and realized there’s a large clearing above the porch where we were. This about made me break down in tears to see.

[dolphinschild]

I experienced this twice, I was driving down the road and a friend I haven’t seen or talked to in 2 yrs, I felt her caress my heart and say I love you. I pulled over and called my mom and said Shelias died mom and told her what happened. Several yrs later, I was listed as my cousins next of kin, they had her on ventilator and I had to turn her machine off, I went to cafeteria to get a snack because I had a two hr drive back and not eaten and I felt her next to me and she caressed my heart like Shelia did and said I love you I have to go now. The feeling of the caress was so gentle but powerful. No words to describe it in detail.

[doscojones]

My late grandmother was seeing her late husband all the time not too long before she passed. Miss her terribly.

[deborahrobertson]

I had this experience with my father. A life long atheist, we were estranged for some years before he died. I was distraught at his death. But for several days after I could feel his ecstasy. He was in a state of ecstatic bliss that he could fly, literally fly away from the pain of his life, his attitudes and behaviour. He was like a young boy again. I could feel that he was overwhelmed in bliss that he was free from the chains that he'd bound himself within. Flying upward. We will be reunited.

[dasshape]

I'm glad there is people like her.

[kal]

Listening to a lot of near death experiences and experiences like these, has alleviated a lot of my fear of death.

[jeffreysnethen]

I lost my wife of 29 years to cancer in 2021, the last 6 months we did hospice at home, the last couple of months my house was filled with spirits, she started to see things around the house, I thought she was imagining things until I saw a shadow walk by, I was so upset I went to the other room alone & said out loud I know your here for her, if you are here to do her harm then when its my time I will find you & your not going to like it, then later she started to identify people, she had a conversation with someone she did not know, I asked who she was talking to, she said she didnt know but they told her to listen because it was important, near the end when she was in a lot of pain, I tried to speak to them again, this time I said if you are here to help her then please take her, a few days later she passed, when hospice came to take her I carried her myself so she would be handled gently, I knew it would be the last time we would ever touch each other here on earth. I miss her everyday.

[ruththetruth]

I had a patient who saw her sister in another city crying for her and I believe her.

[UnBoxLifeWithLori]

I was with my grandmother the last few weeks before she died. And about a week before she sat up in bed and raised her hands and said - Momma, Daddy and she smiled - I'll never forget that experience

[markthomas]

My poor mother passed at an early age, 61. She fought a rare disease, Polymiositis. A decade of heavy Rx. brought other problems. Eventually she was battling large amounts of cancer inside her lower torso. Very soon after she passed, my niece asked my sister “what’s grandma doing?” My niece saw my mother inside the hallway less than two hours after mom passed away. This vision lasted but a second. But, I have no doubt that my late mother visited my niece after she passed away. Unfortunately, I wasn’t as compassionate as I should have been when mom was battling. I wish I would have given mom more attention when she was so sick. Now, after coming to grips with reality, I bring joy to those who need a smile, open the doors for women, offer to pump gas for elderly. A smile goes a long ways these days.

[colleenmcdonald]

I had an SDE with my father- I somehow knew it was time and abruptly asked that the volunteer leave the room-shocking my mother- and placed my hand on his chest and carotid area. Mostly visual but not entirely. Though faces were blurred I recognized many of the ones who came to meet him and heard their voices calling his name in gladness-when I came to myself, he exhaled for the last time and no pulse was felt. It was utterly beautiful and as clear in my mind today as it was 14 years ago.
That’s the short version-any fears I might have had about my own future death disappeared forever…skeptical is not the word for people’s response and I am grateful that I finally learned what it was that I had experienced. I never questioned its validity…

[tobigee]

I love Julie! The guy beside her looks so disrespectful of it all. He doesn’t need to be there.