Hospice IS a TYPE of palliative service...but there is also specialty Palliative Care alone. Palliative Care is NOT just a symptom mngmt program. It is for any person, at any age, at any stage of a SERIOUS illness (even someone terminal who doesnt want hospice). People can pursue care wh goal is curative, recovery-driven, or maintenance. Hospice is for people with TERMINAL, incurable illness, within the last 6 months-1 year of life, who want ONLY comfort-driven, non-curative efforts aimed at a quality death instead of longer life.

Informative and well said.

My diagnosis was 1-5 years. The Palliative Care team at my hospital reached out to me. My husband wasn’t ready for that. Im now at 1-3 years left. He’s closer, but still doing the thing I saw every husband do, he’s sacrificing his own health in an attempt to take care of me and keep our home running. I’m at a point where I know we should bring in Palliative care. Honestly, it would make our lives so much easier. I could do treatment in our home. I could have physical therapy in our home. They even arrange for assistance with housekeeping and respite care. Depending upon your location and situation, they can provide so much to ease the stress levels for everyone, ultimately giving the whole family better quality time together instead of doing dishes or laundry.

@mariehartwig7067

Жыл бұрын

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@jennifergraceh

11 ай бұрын

I hope your husband comes around. It sounds like it would really help you both out. Your husband sounds very supportive though-I’m glad you have him while going through this stage. Although, it does seem like he also may be dealing with some of his own issues surrounding your diagnosis, possibly guilt from not being able to do everything for you himself-which, of course is not possible without burning himself out eventually. If he hasn’t yet, perhaps he should consider counseling to work through those difficult emotions. Wishing you and your family the best 🩷

@sheepseven7588

6 ай бұрын

❤turn to God change your diet asap pray trusting God will answer He loves you as well as your husband, stop taking the medication and go natural eat lots of fresh fruits. Watch things that will increase your faith. I will be praying for you❤❤❤❤

Incorrect. Palliative care is for anyone with a serious illness, REGARDLESS OF PROGNOSIS. Hospice is for those who will be dying FROM their illness or condition instead of WITH their illness or condition. EVERY hospital has the same definition.

Is like this: you get a potentially deadly diagnostic. In first part is still mostly a currative approach of care (chemo, radio, surgery etc). There is still a small component of symptom management involved. As the disease progress and the currative approach is failing the palliative care is more and more the focus of care. In end of life according to the person goals is mostly symptom management (pain, dyspnea, nausea, pruritus etc). Usually dedicated palliative care units require a prognostic of three months or less.

@sunnya8

8 ай бұрын

All this is accurate except for the last part. I’ve been on Palliative care since Sept 2020. Defo isn’t 3 mos or less for PallMed, as the criteria for Hospice is 6 mos or less!!

Thankyou Julie wel said .

I really like watching you your very knowledgeable and people can trust what you’re telling us. Anyway, I have ms I was diagnosed in 2003. I’m still driving, not anywhere far. I just heard your last video on Parkinson’s (last days) and I was wondering if you have one for ms?

Even though covid has reduced life expectancy a little in recent years the stats still have us living longer lives due to medical care/treament and more physical activity and better diet. However, the brain can give in and someone having a strong heart can be suffering from dementia. At this point the type of care is tricky business and depends on families. My thoughts are that if you are on your way out what difference does it make to worry about various ailments? As baby boomers age in LARGE numbers and they start dying in LARGE numbers this will be a bigger and bigger issue.

The thump nail says you were going to explain the difference between hospice a palliative care but you don’t even mention any difference. 😢

@LadyPashta

Жыл бұрын

Because she is wrong. Really. Look up the definition yourself, you'll see that palliative care is for those with serious illness regardless of when they will be dying.

@amusedBYfools

11 ай бұрын

Ive noticed shes not very accurate when titleing her vids. Have you watched the paranormal one? Theres very good info in that one that will be missed.

Palliative program myself for treating symtoms.

Can someone with Medicare receive palliative care for a heart illness and also receive outpatient OT/ST for a stroke

@splendid_is_she1614

7 ай бұрын

@ Robertjeffries7505 Yes, Occupational Therapy, and Speech, Therapy also Physical Therapy and supplies, RN And Social Worker, yet the Primary Dr has to set it up for home on Palliative Care, treating Symptoms Management

The definition is the SAME EVERYWHERE. It has to be codable by insurance.

I wish u would explain more on p care. Or maybe we need a Palliative Care Nurse Jane YT I wish you would go into more about how suffering can be increased by going through treatment, procedures.

It is amazing if done❤

@isabiryedenis2210

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate

Julie, ya gotta talk about doin ur health care the way u want, that fits the need of ur life. To not do medical care like tests, procedures to please the Drs or family members. PLEASE

My sweet friend has been on palliative care for a few years now. She’s still suffering so much. It breaks my heart! 💔🦓

What is the difference between palliative care and hospice?

@SOZO_xo

Жыл бұрын

She actually has a very good video on the difference. You should search her content for it. I learned a lot from it.

@DriftyAlison0

Жыл бұрын

Differences between Hospice Care vs Palliative Care kzread.info/dash/bejne/moFomaWOlafanag.html via @KZread that’s the video

@rosemesser4712

Жыл бұрын

@@SOZO_xo Thank you

@LadyPashta

Жыл бұрын

She's wrong in this clip, so how can the longer video be better?

@DriftyAlison0

Жыл бұрын

@@LadyPashta How is she wrong?

My husband is 87 and has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s for 6 years ago. Can we used Palliative care now?

Is it regulated?.

How do you convince an extremely stubborn mentally ill person who has a terminal illness but cannot come to terms with it (who the hell can really? :( but the word "Hospice" is something that triggers the most horrific anxiety in her. Can't someone require hospice, say if they have cancer and manage to make it through, can they discontinue and HEAL out of needing hospice ultimately? Can someone need it, ultimately discontinue it, and then go back into it someday if (when) they need it again? Thank you for any advice.

@octoberfire13

10 ай бұрын

She is so sick, but trying to run from it figuratively. But she is just making her symptoms a million times harder to go through. She is trying to be "strong" but is suffering so much and in my opinion, needlessly because she could be getting home IV's of fluids, food, pain relief, comfort, something to help her

Palliative care, how i was taught in school, is THIS PATIENT IS EITHER GONNA DIE OF OR WITH THIS ILLNESS. A cure might be possible IN THE FUTURE, but nor now so until then, we manage symptoms. A palliative care pstient that breaks their arm can still get palliative care for their base contition,but can get curative therapy for their broken arm. Where i live, this doesnt differe from hospital to hospital. All that changes is the amount to copay from their health insurance.

I visited a friend on palliative care and the hospital denied FOOD for 12 days until she died. I was furious and the nurse said ‘she doesn’t feel hunger anymore’ when in fact she was trying to speak and moving about. Our hospitals are DEATH CAMPS.

what's the difference between palliative & hospice?

@DriftyAlison0

Жыл бұрын

Here is the full video from this wonderful lady. Differences between Hospice Care vs Palliative Care kzread.info/dash/bejne/moFomaWOlafanag.html via @KZread

It's the same dog just a different color, they use the patience medication to kill them off instead of morphine, Jesus is coming I pray all repent no one has a right to kill even their own self. Repentance is a gift of grace pray God will forgive you. 😭