Barbara Karnes is a wise and compassionate Registered Nurse who has been present for hundreds of deaths. Today she writes and teaches families in non-medical language for families how to experience the death of a loved one, because with knowledge comes understanding, and understanding reduces fear.
In part two of my interview with veteran hospice nurse Barbara Karnes, we dig deeper into what’s in her helpful kit for families of the dying, how it helps, and even ask if Grandma should be allowed to spark one up and get stoned in her dying days! I think you’ll be surprised at Barbara’s answer.
I’ve taken the show straight to hell…literally! Gary Amirault is a rogue Bible scholar whose research led him to conclude hell will not only be empty, why it doesn’t exist at all. Let the Fighten’ Fundies light up the phones, because this show will surely twist their knickers!
In 1997, author Irene Weinberg’s husband was tragically killed in a car accident. As Irene healed and put the pieces of her life back together, Saul reached across the divide between the living and the dead, helping Irene to make changes that have affected her whole family.
Irene Weinberg and her beloved husband Saul were driving home when their SUV went into a skid, flipped multiple times, and careened off the road. Irene, severely injured, knew instantly her husband was dead. That day began a new chapter in Saul and Irene’s centuries long love affair that transcends both time and place.
