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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I know death is a part of life, but for me it's hard. I don't take it well at all.
You guys are freaking me out. I'm staying out of the kitchen today
Yup. I've done hospice work. Exactly this.
My pap fought and looke so scared. He wasnt a good man most of his life. Drank, abused his wife and kids. He hatd black or mixed people until i came along. Those 20 years didnt save him in the end
My grandmother spoke to my dead grandfather in her final days and hours. We all asked her to say hello to him for us. And she did. She had a conversation with him…"C, (her nickname for him) Elaine says hello…" and then she'd respond in her half aware state "Elaine, grandpa says he loves you." It was truly the most beautiful experience. We all talked to grandpa through grandma…I'm glad he was there for her…and glad to speak to him again. They are both truly missed. And their love admired. Peace folks.
Nothing good about losing someone you dearly Love.
The last thing my Papa said before he passed was "Hey Mama" and about 3 mins later he was gone. At least we know he was going with family.
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Not just that, if someone is doing very badly then suddenly they start doing better out of the blue, they will be gone soon. A lot of folks have a good day right before they go.
Come and get me, Linda. Please…
It is sad, but I truly do believe that this happens A LOT!
This is what i want to do. I grew up with my mom working in a big cemetery in new orleans and because of that, i think i have had good relationship amd view of death and can help people
Right before my grandma passed she said that her mom visited her in the night and told her it was finally time to go home with her. Before that she would say her mom told her she couldn’t come with her yet and my grandma would cry. She had pretty severe dementia.
Bait
"I'm not afraid of death, I just don't want to be around when it happens." – Woody Allen
My daughter is studying to be a death doula. I can't think of a more honorable profession
The energy surge and visits from family are so common in palliative care. It's so nice that someone comes to help them cross over!
The surge 🙁
I just hope I die at home around my pets. People can’t comfort me the way my pets do
This really makes me hope that my grandparents came to ease my Dad’s passing, as sudden as it was.
This belief is very common in the Mexican culture. Before someone passes they often claim to have a visit from a relative.
Wow. Wept at this one. Just… Wow.
Yes this is true- I’ve seen it happen a lot.
God and angels
Yep 💯 %, my mom wanted a pizza party with ALL her kids ! So two days before she passed we gathered at my Aunts house for a pizza party.
My granny saw my papa before she passed, also her mom…
You have nothing to fear when you have Jesus in your life ❤
You showing these videos has helped me get people to the death of their loved ones on time and helped me in my own journey with dying family
…ain’t nobody coming for me😅
My grandma kept saying "not now Bobby", and waving someone off the day before she passed. We never knew my grandpa as Bobby until we found letters from him while they were engaged and he was in the military, signed Bobby.
I read your book and knowing someone often comes to “pick you up” is the BEST THING that has ever soothed my anxiety about death. So beautiful
I didn't cry until she said yeah your dad came to get her
I hope you know how valuable and comforting your content is! After loosing multiple family members in the last few months, seeing your content is heartwarming!
I hope my dear husband comes for me when it's my time. And with our Little Man dog. I miss them so much.
This happens all the time. The last good day.
So true
I dont belive it, where was the camera?
My mom started talking to my brother's late dog like he was in the room..she was gone the next day..
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I love that. ❤❤❤😢
My grandpa told my mom in a dream he's gonna take care of my grandma, he was long gone.
She passed away few days later. I miss them both. ❤
. . . Bless.