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Hospice Nurse Julie

Hospice Nurse Julie

Internet personality

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Sep 22, 2026

Julie McFaddenGUEST
2:23
It's like I get to see love in action.
Radhi DevlukiaHOST
2:26
Known to millions on TikTok as Hospice Nurse Julie.
Radhi DevlukiaHOST
2:28
She uses her experience, honesty, and deeply compassionate approach to take away some of the fear surrounding the end of life.
Radhi DevlukiaHOST
2:35
Speaking openly about death can actually teach us so much about how to live.

28 MINS LATER

Julie McFaddenGUEST
30:24
Yeah, if your parents are doing that, if your parents are already doing that, they're amazing because many parents won't.
Julie McFaddenGUEST
30:30
I have to...
Julie McFaddenGUEST
30:31
Hospice nurse Julie, who's dedicated her whole entire life to talking about this, it's like pulling my parents to try to do it.
Julie McFaddenGUEST
30:37
My mom's like, I mean, I
Patrick MadridHOST
17:02
I don't have the medical knowledge or experience to really offer an opinion of my own, so I can't, I can't really tell you what I think one way or the other 'cause I don't know.
Patrick MadridHOST
17:12
But I am familiar with a YouTube channel that you might find interesting by a young woman, and, uh, the channel is called Hospice Nurse Julie.
Patrick MadridHOST
17:21
I don't know if Hospice Nurse Julie is a believer.
Patrick MadridHOST
17:24
She may not be.
Patrick MadridHOST
17:26
Um, I think she, she and I would have some significant difference of opinions on certain things, uh, maybe even like euthanasia.
Patrick MadridHOST
18:10
Her, her videos tend to be about 15 minutes long, so it's not a huge investment in time.
Patrick MadridHOST
18:15
Could be a little bit, uh, before that, or a little bit less than that.
Patrick MadridHOST
18:19
But I would say if you're interested, pop on the YouTubes and watch- Hospice nurse Julie and look up her video on end-of-life visioning, in which the person sees people and talks to people and interacts with people who are either not really there, could be a figment of the imagination, could in fact be, um, supernatural.
JulieHOST
4:59
That's a great question that I hear a lot from people.
JulieHOST
5:01
So when I set out about five or six years ago doing this whole Hospice Nurse Julie thing, I never set out to really help people with death anxiety because I, I, I didn't know it was, like, a real thing, although I, I have my own anxiety, uh, nothing to do with death.
JulieHOST
5:17
But, um, so here's what I think.
JulieHOST
5:20
What I've learned from people who have death anxiety, what they have told me, is that watching my videos, or any hospice nurse's video, so it doesn't have to be mine, but just educating yourself about death and dying in particular seems to ha- help some people with death anxiety.

14 MINS LATER

JulieHOST
19:55
This is what's wild about this, you guys.
JulieHOST
19:57
This is my dream job.
JulieHOST
19:59
Doing stuff on social media, this podcast, like everything that's happened with the, quote-unquote, like Hospice Nurse Julie thing, that really did just organically happen, is a true life dream.
JulieHOST
20:12
Now, I was not at all like, "I wanna be a hospice social media person," but I naturally like the camera.

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