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Oct 13, 2026
04: DELIVERY (the ante room)
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Jess HamiltonHOST
I loved those nurses and midwives, and to this day, I've never forgotten Phoebe, the beautiful midwife who delivered him.
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28:41Pat JoyceGUEST
For 30 years, I was a nurse, registered nurse, working in different fields, and from then I went to aged care advocacy.
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28:52Pat JoyceGUEST
When that job came to a conclusion, I really wanted to do something useful and not full time.
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28:59Pat JoyceGUEST
Two of my friends actually know Victoria and Sarah, who work here, and recommended that I followed them up, so that's what I did.
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29:05Pat JoyceGUEST
And I'm a funeral assistant, but I'm not a doula or a celebrant, so I can pick up other tasks.

Jess HamiltonHOST
In your nursing role, there would've been a lot of being with people when they're facing mortality or through their loved ones' journeys with illness or death and dying.