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Nothing to Fear

Demystifying Death to Live More Fully

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Nothing to Fear

By: Julie McFadden
Narrated by: Julie McFadden
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Brought to you by Penguin.

What if we didn’t consider death the worst possible outcome? What if we discussed it honestly, embraced end-of-life care and prepared for the end of our lives with hope and acceptance?

In this empathetic and knowledgeable guide, TikTok star Julie McFadden known online as ‘Hospice Nurse Julie’ shares the valuable lessons she’s learned in her fifteen years as a palliative care nurse. Expertly weaving emotional insight with practical advice, you’ll find out:

  • which medical interventions help and which make things worse
  • facts and myths about hospice care
  • the most important conversations to have before you die
  • the many inexplicable and fascinating deathbed experiences people have
  • how to navigate the grieving journey, before and after death

Set to become a go-to resource for years to come, Nothing to Fear shows how a better death goes hand-in-hand with a better life.

©2024 Julie McFadden (P)2024 Penguin Audio
Death & Dying Grief & Loss Medicine & Health Care Industry Personal Development Relationships Sociology Inspiring

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Wish I had listened to this excellent book two years ago as I watched my dear mother die, I have learned so much about this taboo subject - thank you Julie. Keep up your amazing work along with every career/nurse etc in the world loosing a loved one.

Learned so much

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Just lovely practical stuff we all need to know so we don’t have to be afraid, it’s just crossing over

Telling it like it is 🙏

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Hospice Nurse Julie has done a great job of demystifying the death and dying process.
I believe that everyone could benefit from having this knowledge.
I found this book to be so helpful and I highly recommend it.
Much love and thanks go to you Julie for all that you have done, do and will do.

Brilliant! So helpful.

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This book should be included in school curriculum. We teach about birth, sex, relationships, drugs ect Death and dying should be added to this list. Well done Julie for speaking up! X

Excellent advice!

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It's not going to make you feel any good to be honest except for the near death experience chapter.

If you want to be planning on whether you want a feeding tube on your death bed then maybe read this book.

It's quite off putting all the plans to be made in place for your death. Just get cremated and have it done with.

As for fear, don't people realise that once all your senses go you'll know nothing about it!

Depressing read but I understand that this is a manual for your deathbed but if you've no family then it's not much use.

What will be will be with regards your care.

I've warned you though, it will leave a dark cloud over you for a few days.

What's that saying, you might get knocked over by a bus tomorrow and this will have been a waste of time!

Dead Depressing

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Julie wrote this book amazingly. Definitely worth a read, and helps you understand what to expect at the end

eye opening

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I lost my grandad recently and I cared for him at the end of his life when he came out of hospital. He suffered with Alzheimer’s and I wasn’t sure how long we would have him after his 4 week stay in hospital where he declined massively. After getting him home and settled, it was like he accepted his fate. Me and my family stayed with him and he has the best possible passing. But as always, there were unanswered questions, could I have done more, what if I had done this or that etc. After listening to this book, I truly now understand that there wasn’t anything me or anyone could have done. He died surrounded by love and care. I’m so thankful that I came across this book. Thank you so much to the author. For all you do and have done. :)

My fear and worries have definitely decreased

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