Working in the hospice field is honorable. It means the world for you to hold the hand of the dying when they have no one.

So for those of you that have been knowing me, know that I use to work in hospice so I am use to dealing with death. So many things happen when a person is about to pass. Our loved ones and ancestors come for us. I have felt things, seen things and heard things. Sometimes when they come things will break and shatter. Also some of my clients would ask me if I could see what they saw. Of course I couldn't see exactly what they saw lolol, to be honest sometimes it would freak me out back then, especially when I was alone on private duty with them( I could feel those spirits and I knew they were there), we had to be responsible for getting the time of death etc. and getting the client ready for the undertaker. It means the world to the hospice individual that is dying.. when you are there to hold their hand. Especially if their family can't be there. I could tell yall some creepy ass stories but I won't do that lolol. One minute you are here and the next minute you are gone and onto your next journey. How many of you have worked in hospice or with the dying? What is your experience if so? Do you have a story to share in the comments section below?