Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
#83 Being Present For Death
#83 Being Present For Death
#83 Being Present For Death
Sunday 1st October 2023
Join Genay Peavey and hospice nurse Stacy on 'Conscious Contact' as they discuss living authentically and the profound lessons learned from end-of-life care.
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Episode Overview
- Insightful conversation on authentic living and recovery
- Raw and compassionate perspective of a hospice nurse's experiences
- Impactful anecdotes on end-of-life communication and transition
- Thought-provoking dialogue on the societal reluctance to discuss death
- Embracing the natural process of life's end and the importance of processing grief
I feel like there's gonna be a lot of people showing up, and I mean, God willing, I'll be dying when I'm really old, so I'm thinking parents and other loved ones and friends along the way; that's really interesting to me.
How often do we think about the end of life, and how does it shape the way we live? In this episode of 'Conscious Contact', Genay Peavey sits down with Stacy, a dedicated hospice nurse, to explore these profound questions. Stacy opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of her profession, sharing poignant stories that reveal the beauty and pain of her daily encounters with death.
She explains how her experiences with patients have profoundly influenced her own life choices, urging us all to live more fully and authentically. The conversation doesn't shy away from tough topics. Stacy talks candidly about the challenges and rewards of being present for patients in their final moments, offering a raw and compassionate perspective that many of us might find eye-opening.
She also touches on how the COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped end-of-life care, bringing new complexities to an already challenging field. But it's not all heavy; there's a balance of light-hearted moments too. Stacy and Genay share laughs over unexpected anecdotes, including Stacy's adventures in beekeeping—a hobby that provides her with a unique form of therapy and connection to nature. These lighter moments serve as a reminder that even in the face of death, there is room for joy and laughter.
This episode is a heartfelt dialogue that challenges societal taboos around discussing death. It encourages listeners to embrace life's natural conclusion with grace and understanding. Whether you're dealing with grief, working in healthcare, or simply seeking to live more authentically, this conversation offers valuable insights and inspiration.