The Last Breath Ep 4 – 12-09-2024
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Bernard Arthur talks about his life journey and the stage four emphysema that is bringing it to a close.
Clinical nurse educator Zoe Anderson-Howell talks about the vocation of nursing, the joy of working in palliative care, the importance of having a death plan and being open and honest about life’s one true certainty and as she says talking about dying doesn’t make you die faster.
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