HOSPICE NURSE ON PATIENTS SEEING DECEASED LOVED ONES | Nurse

HOSPICE NURSE ON PATIENTS SEEING DECEASED LOVED ONES | Nurse



Nurse Hadley discusses her patients seeing deceased loved ones right before death.

Guest bio: Hadley Vlahos is a hospice nurse, non-profit founder, and a New York Times best-selling author. Her first book, The In-Between: Unforgettable Encounters During Life’s Final Moments is now available everywhere. The Hadley House, a non-profit hospice house founded by Hadley Vlahos, will soon be open to provide legacy letters, final outings, and living funerals for end-of-life patients.

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22 thoughts on “HOSPICE NURSE ON PATIENTS SEEING DECEASED LOVED ONES | Nurse

  1. This insight has been shown in people who take DMT or similar substances to have an experience, vs an NDE. The drug experience is dreamlike, random, and often scary. The NDE is coherent, detailed, does not jump around, and is positive.

  2. Whoever believes in Jesus will not die. The majority of Americans are Christisns. Other nations that believe in Buddha, Chaman, Islam, and Hindu idols do not have similar "hallucinations."
    Jesus is the truth, the way, and life.

  3. I couldnt be with my dad when he died. The night before I said like a prayer and told my dad it was okay to go, that I was going to be okay. And he passed a few hours later.

  4. What if you grew up military, never knew extended family, only child, not wanted or believed you were his. I don’t think I would know any family and if I saw my parents, I’d think I was on my way to hell. Can friends that have passed, be considered loved ones and family? I’m on hospice…

  5. In the end my grandmother couldn't communicate with us but she was talking to all of our loved ones that had passed. The day she passed she said she was getting ready because Grandpa was taking her dancing. My grandpa on the other side of my family spoke only in German for the last 2 days. He hadn't spoken German since he was about 6. If you had asked him anything in German prior to that he couldn't tell you.

  6. I just read Nurse Hadley’s Book:
    The In-Between. I personally experienced seeing a brilliant “White Light” the night I came under Holy Ghost conviction & repented. After Water fasting on & off for about Three Months while workin’ Construction all day. Then going to Church Meetings 2-3 times a week. Some of these Testimonies remind me of Scripture: “ The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined.” (Isaiah 9:2 KJV)

  7. Interesting – how exactly can the living explain the dying?
    NDE’s can come close to the experience of dying but even those people cannot fully explain death because they chose to return.
    After you die, you’ll know all you need to know, I assure you, about death.
    So just let the folks have their moment and comfort them.

  8. My mom woke up and saw "baby James" her son who passed at 4 months old! She looked up and said there is my baby momma has been looking for you for a long time I have missed you my baby boy. She even smiled and it was so bitter sweet BUT she didn't recognize who I was sitting beside her ❤

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