I Couldn't Do Your Job, A Harbor Hospice Podcast.

Welcome back to "I Couldn't Do Your Job"! In this episode Amy and Cheri discuss what it means to be in Harbor Hospice care. There are so many facets that surround the end of life that can be extremely overwhelming. This episode will help to provide examples of ways in which Harbor Hospice is here to help guide families through an emotional and trying time. 

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Disclaimer: This episode facilitates conversation that surrounds the very true reality of what happens directly after a person leaves their physical body while in Harbor Hospice care. Please be aware that these conversations may be difficult to process.

Cheri and Amy discuss the literal, down to the 1 minute of what it means to "call a death" and all of the emotions and physical truths that surround it. Being the true professionals that they are, our hosts talk about this topic with grace, patient centered respect, and peace.

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In this episode of I Couldn't Do Your Job, Amy and Cheri have a conversatio that breaks down the "third wall" of programming by chatting with the program's producer, Mitch Anderson. The conversation from the start showcases the immense impact Harbor Hospice has on the communities in which they provide service.

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Welcome back Cheri!!

We are so excited to have Amy and Cheri back together hosting. Cheri opens up a conversation about how many people, and how much work it takes from every person involved, in any capacity, within the Harbor Hospice family to make sure patients are at peace.

This episode is a wonderful spotlight and episode filled with gratitude to all of those individuals who's talents and passions may not get the praise and recognition they deserve often enough.

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During this episode Amy has a conversation with City of Muskegon resident, Debra Warren. This conversation focuses on the broad feelings and interactions associated with loss. More specifically, from the perspective of someone who has experienced Harbor Hospice care from more of an outsider's point of view. 

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Welcome back to "I Couldn't Do Your Job". In this episode Amy hosts 100% solo! She goes over a topic that she is passionate about and that is myths surrounding Harbor Hospice care. Please feel free to share this message with friends and family, and don't forget to subscribe!

In this week's episode Harbor Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, Paula Poel shares many inspiring thoughts and stories surrounding the necessity of volunteers within the Harbor Hospice organization. Amy and Cheri facilitate a conversation in which they both express extreme gratitude for all Harbor Hospice Volunteers, as well as let Paula know that, "they couldn't do her job!" Enjoy this episode! For more information on volunteering please visit www.harborhospicemi.org

Guesting on "I Couldn't Do Your Job" this week is Harbor Hospice RN Jack Kaczmarczyk. Jack spends his time at the Poppen Hospice Residence taking care of patients and families during the very final stages of their life journey. Amy and Cheri lead an inspiring conversation that gives us a great perspective on the care and love put into patients while they spend time at the Poppen Residence. Please remember to subscribe!

This episode of "I Couldn't Do Your Job" centers around the spiritual journey that is specific and extremely personal for anyone experiencing end of life care. Cheri and Amy speak with Julie Degraaf-Feenstra who is the Harbor Hospice Chaplain about the importance of meeting people where they are at during this stage of their spiritual journey.

In this week's episode of I Couldn't Do Your Job Amy and Cheri have a conversation with licensed professional counselor Laura Ecker. This discussion focuses on grief surrounding youth. It also helps to teach us that grief can come from any type of loss, not just the death of a loved one. Remember to subscribe!