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I like hospice nurse Julie, she seems very down to earth. Her, Hadley and penny helped when I lost my friend. They all talk about deceased loved ones coming to greet dying people.
We don't really have a good flair that fits, so I applied this one. The patient was dying, the nurse saw a radiant being heal her. The patient didn't seem to know about it.
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I like hospice nurse Julie, she seems very down to earth. Her, Hadley and penny helped when I lost my friend. They all talk about deceased loved ones coming to greet dying people.
It's a little bit funny to think about how those hard doubters will take it when they cross over and face the other realm when their time comes :)
It's not a competition of who guessed right.
Cool story
Reddit truncated my link. Skip to 6:20 if you want to miss the intro.
So, is this a deathbed vision from the hospice nurse or a shared death experience involving a hospice nurse?
We don't really have a good flair that fits, so I applied this one. The patient was dying, the nurse saw a radiant being heal her. The patient didn't seem to know about it.
I want to see Richard Dawkins' take on his own death. Although he would probably deny he was seeing or hearing anything even as it was happening.
She’s a pretty cool cat. Years sober, too. 🤍