Has this ever happened to anyone else? Lots of people have told me this before! #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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[raegriffith]

I am adopted and I felt the time my father passed away. I was at work and just felt it. Called my mom and it had been just a few minutes. Blood and biology doesn’t matter when there is a connection of love and affection ❤️ Still miss you dad

[LTV_inc]

My wife of 30 years died of pancreatic cancer last year. I felt her leave my house. Safe travels my love, until we meet again. ❤

[LivetolearnMama]

About two weeks before my dad died very suddenly and unexpectedly, I got this overwhelming feeling that somebody was going to die. I was waking up several times a night to check on my husband and our dog, but they were both fine. I had that feeling during the daytime too, but it was bad enough to interrupt my sleep too. I've never had anything like that happen before or after, but unfortunately I did get that call late one evening. About a year and a half later, I woke up one night to a very clear voice that sounded like it was right next to me saying, "He's in Heaven now." I never believed that things like this were real, and if I hadn't experienced it myself, I still wouldn't believe it.

[bezalel]

It takes a very special person to do this kind of work. You’re beautiful.

[jwright]

From hospice nurses everywhere, old, new, or retired, thank you.

[rocky]

I spent many years working in nursing homes and although most people think that a loved one should not die alone, I personally witnessed many people who waited until they were alone to die. 😢

[anthonyramsey]

When my wife passed away i felt a warm flow of peace i was holding her hand and told her it was ok to go she opened her eyes and looked at me and thats when her soul left her body ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[nicoleberliner]

Two girls in our family passed YEARS AGO. ..My grandpa had a really bad fall just 2 years ago. He had to go in for surgery. We didn't know if he'd wake up.
Lea and Loretta came to me the night of his surgery and told me not yet. We won't be taking him yet...

About a year later. I dreamed of them walking across a field towards me with gentle smiles. A few days later. My grandpa went home with them. I didn't see that part. But I knew why they were coming. They came to pick up their daddy.

They have visited me in every Major event in my life.

[michellejenkins]

When my Grandma passed in Germany (I was in US) I woke up startled and crying and the words I heard in my head was “it’s too late” (I had been considering flying over there but with 3 little kids it was going to be tough to do.

A few minutes later my dad called and told me she had just passed, right when I had woken from a sound sleep with that knowing.

There is so much more to us than we know!

[mauraleonard]

My grandfather was on hospice and one night I got this feeling that I needed to go visit him. I was young so I begged my mom to go despite it being a school night. He passed a short while after we got there and I got to tell him I love him ❤

[dreamkat]

About 2 weeks before my grandpa died I had this overwhelming feeling that I absolutely HAD to visit him. I called my whole family and begged them to pitch in for a plane ticket. They all thought I was overreacting and being dramatic. I got the plane ticket for the following Friday. I visited him Saturday morning, and by Saturday night he was gone. They never said a thing about my gut feeling after that.

[daniellecarbo-satpathy]

Y am i crying over this video.... ?? What will i do without my mom.? I cant even fathom it. Shes 77 and has cancer. Please pray for her. Her name is Dolores. And she spent her entire life taking care of others including me and my kids

[Roselove]

I was on my way to Mexico because my dad was really sick. As I waited to get on my flight in TJ I saw the most beautiful sunset. I felt a sudden warmth throughout my body and I just began to cry, and I knew it was my dad telling me everything will be alright. It’s something that is hard to believe but I knew what I felt was REAL.

[toad]

About an hour before I found out my dad had passed, I could smell his cologne and could feel him leaving this world

[Wisdomforthehour]

Yes I get this every time someone dies that I know well.

[totally-not-bat]

My mom had this when her dad passed away recently.

Miss you every day Grandpa

[jesst]

My grandfather had a brain aneurism, happened in front of me. I had this overwhelming feeling he wasn't going to make it. I told everyone that he wasn't coming back...I had chills up and down my spine. We got the phone call he didn't make it. When my grandmother was in the hospital, my father and family members took turns being with her, so she was never alone. Came to relieve my father, and as I sat down I got those overwhelming chills again up and down my spine. I knew it would be soon. On my shift that day, she said, "oh look (her face lit up!), your grandfather is here!!! I looked to where she was pointing, and felt a presence, but didn't see him. She just said...don't you see him, he's right here...her smile was unforgettable. She passed about 45 min later. My grandparents raised me...I miss them so much, but am happy I was able to witness Grandma being escorted by her love, mi abuelo.❤❤❤

[jazminlanena]

I love how you accept this phenomenon! Most people would call the family member crazy or psychotic!

[patriciaroberts]

Yes, this happens all the time. This happened to me with my Mother. I am so grateful for this YouTube channel, this young lady (nurse) has been a blessing to me. My parents both passed away in the 1990's. I was their in home care provider. I am not a nurse but I was their daughter who promised my Mother I would care for them and not "put them away" in a rest home. This channel is helping with my "stuffed away" grief. Thank you !!! ❤️

[jenniferbozick]

When my grandfather passed I was sitting on a school bus and all of a sudden felt a warmth rush over me. I recognized the feelings I felt when he hugged me as a preschooler. I cried happier because I knew he was suffering before that. I cannot wait to reintroduce the women I have become to grandfather someday. 😢❤