I don't fear Death and Dying

Hey! I'm excited to share this story and really get to talk about why I don't fear death or dying. This is a story about an experience I had with a patient and how the experience changed my perception of death and the afterlife. What do you think? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

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[hospicenursejulie]

These comments!! You guys! I’m so grateful for this community we are building! 💗💗💗💗💗

[LB-tyks]

A few hours after my 13 year old granddaughter died, I very plainly heard her voice in my head. She said "I'm alright grandpa".

[Lac]

I had Hodgkins Lymphoma when I was 18 years old. My mom had been at the hospital with me while they did some extremely painful testing. I had been crying and screaming and she could hear me from the waiting room. On her way home she was at a stop light and started to cry just thinking about the day. Out of no where she felt a hand on her shoulder and heard the voice of her youngest brother that had passed away a few years prior. He called her by name and told her not to worry that I was going to be ok.
He was right. I’m still here, 47 years since that happened.

[robertowens]

Wow, I can't imagine what you felt. My wife of 33 years passed away March 6th at 723pm from small cell lung cancer. If you hadn't guided me in what to expect, I wouldn't have know what to expect.
Just found out i have cancer. Its hard to keep up the faith that I will get threw this. Modern medicine didn't work for her. Good chance it will not for me. So, I have to decide to not go through hell with cemo and radiation. Or live with a poor quality of life do from modern treatment. As Becky went to oncology and radiology, 2 times, is this what i want? By no means.
Prayers needed and thank you. God has blessed me everyday as I live for him. I pray for God use me.❤

[TheCreativeChica]

My husband was on hospice for three months before he passed. He had Cancer and treatment for 8 years. We had a long time to talk about his passing. One thing we agreed on was for him to wait until I was in the room before he left. He did just that. I promised him I would wave at the ceiling and say "See you later' and not goodbye. A month later I had a surgery and was getting ready to go home. I had a good amount of pain and closed my eyes to rest when I heard his voice loud and clear saying 'Hi Pumpkin" that was what he called me. I opened my eyes quickly and there was no one in the room. I'm so glad for that experience. I will never forget it. I'm a Christian and believe in heaven. I definitely believe when we leave this world we just transition to our new heavenly home.❤

[michellefielden]

You’ve done a great job describing the undescribable. I worked with Alzheimer’s patients and was honored to be many at the end of their lives. Then, I had my own near death experience. And it is exactly as you have described. Joy and Bliss beyond all words… My message is the same. there’s nothing to fear about crossing over.
You are not dead,
you are forever
and you are free.

[jodil]

I think this is why my daughter decided to stay with working at a nursing home. She said that patients are sometimes all alone with no family. She wants to be there for them.

[denisewilliams]

When my mom was dying, my brother, sister, and I had left the hospital for the night. I was sleeping on the sofa and had awakened around 3:30am. As I lie awake thinking of everything, I heard and felt my mom saying my name in my head--clear as could be. A few minutes after that, we got the phone call that she had passed. I am convinced it was her spirit transitioning. ❤

[louisxiiii]

I had a similar experience when my mother passed. I had heard it could be a very spiritual experience, but really, there was nothing - no last knowing look, no final squeeze of the hand, no sense of her presence. I thought "Of course, this is real life, not some movie." But when i got home, I noticed the night sky was unusually brilliant with stars, a thick crescent moon, Jupiter. I decided to go for a walk, and the sky was just amazing. I felt like my mother was trying to show me what she was experiencing. She was a fearful person all her life, I think due to some early trauma, to the point where she was almost afraid to enjoy life. I felt like she was showing me both peace and lack of worry as well as excitement and fun and happiness that she was experiencing. If it had stopped there, I might have not thought much of it, but over the next few years, there were 3 or 4 other events, all involving the moon that were progressively more difficult to dismiss as coincidence.

[beachpony]

This is a story not about a person, but a horse, my horse that I had for 20 years. He and I were so close I swear we read each other’s minds. At 30 years old the day came and I needed to put him down. The vet gave him a sedative so that he would be drowsy and lay down. I sat on the ground with his head in my lap and my arms around him as he gave him the final shot. Then the next thing that happened took me totally by surprise. I could feel his spirit/soul enter my body and fill me with the most amazing beautiful feeling of love that I have ever experienced. It was like he was hugging me and embracing me from the inside, and he was communicating to me, thanking me for giving him such a wonderful life and how much he loved me. My other horse Thumper (his best friend) had unfortunately died two months earlier. After a few minutes of this embrace, I said “go get Thumper he’s waiting for you.” I could tell he did not want to let go, but at a point he finally did but it felt like pulling taffy, a definite “pulling sensation” leaving my body going upwards. That was over 20 years ago, and I still to this day have never felt such an amazing loving feeling.

[ryjfraser]

My Aunt had a massive stroke, which we had been advised would be life ending. On her final day, I was at her side with my cousin, who at one point left her room to go have a cigarette. I knelt down beside her, took her hand and told her it was ok to go, and that I would look after my cousin. At that moment, the radio one of the nurses had placed in her room began to play Spirit in the Sky.
I knew she had heard me.
My cousin came back and we were both seated at the foot of her bed. Long pauses between breaths.
At one point I looked at my Aunt, and told my cousin " you need to go take your mom's hand if you want to"
He looked a little shocked and I repeated what I had said.
He got up, knelt down on the floor and took her hand. She took one breath, and was gone.
It was the most beautiful thing I have ever experienced. It had to have been her who made me tell my cousin to do what I did.
A heartbreaking day, but an absolute honour to have been given that opportunity to be there, and to give my cousin such an amazing memory to hold onto. Blessed and honoured.
Love your channel Julie. You are doing amazing work. ❤

[charlottesmalley]

I was born without fear of death. I became a nurse at 22 now 55 still caring for wonderful people. ❤

[MrWireguy]

I had the priviledge of being with my 34 year old son when he died after a 4 year illness. To be there with him then, and also having been present at his birth, enabled me to see both events as just as natural as anything could be. I know all deaths are not like that. I consider myself very fortunate.

[judithgerwarth]

I just had a similar experience 4 weeks ago. I am a housecleaner and one of my clients died. The day she died, I felt her joy of being free finally. 30 minutes later her next door neighbor informed me that she just had past away. That was a wonderful experience for me

[pierstillotson]

And “The source” has given you a gift too Julie, to share your experiences around those at the end of their journey and bring hope and comfort to us that are on our own challenging paths. I’m sure that I speak for many when I say … Thank you for all that you do 😊x

[Kristenxo]

My husband died several times..he is now blessed w a new heart..he is color blind hated talking about colors..well after he died once he just stayed staring off in awww after I asked if he saw anything he told me how beautiful heaven was the grass so green the ski so blue beautiful rolling hills and someone off in a distance..he stayed in aww for 3 months while he was in the hospital. He’s not afraid to die..and if you have a relationship w Jesus during the time you are sick he can give you comfort and even healing the power of prayer is strong I’ve seen many miracles.

[marymorris]

About 2 weeks after my dad died, I had a dream he was outside at my home. I went out and asked him why he was there. You died, he said I know I just had to come back to see if you were ok gave me a hug and I woke up and could still feel his are around me!❤

[susymurillo]

Hi, I was very close to my grandfather who passed away from cancer many years ago. I was driving home from San Diego at night when I just felt inside he was gone. The next morning I received a phone call from my sister told me he passed away. I took it real bad. For weeks I cried alot. He was like a father friend etc. Beautiful man! I was driving home from work a few weeks later crying, it was like he was sitting in the passenger seat I heard his voice say Susy I'm fine. Please Don't worry about me. I talked to him back, and said I miss you very much Grandpa! A few words were expressed and then silence. It did not at all make me scared or anything. It was awesome! Bless you for what you do for each of your patients!😊

[marilynhoward]

My daughter Molly and I stayed with a very loved family friend while she was dieing in a rest home. Molly sat next to Marian, holding her, comforting her until she passed. Molly told me that night when she was in bed Marian came to Molly in a very strong vision of just her sweet, smiling face, as if to say thank you Molly.

[yellyman]

What a beautiful story. My mother died from cancer, and she was so scared of dying and depressed about having to leave us. The hospice took really good care of her, but she was terrified and very depressed about dying. It`s the worst experience i`ve had in my life. There was nothing i could do for her, and it really hurt. I know she is ok now, and that she`s in a better place, but i will never forget how hard that time was for her. It will stay with me forever. Watching a loved one suffer while there is nothing you can do for them is the worst feeling in the world.