We Do Not Die Alone: What a Hospice Chaplain Saw at the End of Life
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We Do Not Die Alone: What a Hospice Chaplain Saw at the End of Life
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What really happens in the moments before we die?
Allison sits down with Catherine Duncan, a former hospice chaplain, spiritual teacher, and author of Everyday Awakening, whose extraordinary relationship with death began when she was diagnosed with a rare childhood cancer and given just a 20% chance to survive.
Years later, a near-death experience would change the course of Catherine’s life again, ultimately leading her to hospice and trauma chaplaincy, where she witnessed more than a thousand people at the end of life.
Catherine and Allison compare what they’ve experienced around death and the spirit world, from dying patients seeing loved ones who have already crossed over, to angels, dark energies, near-death experiences, cord cutting, suicide, and what may happen during a life review.
Through it all, Catherine shares one lesson she believes her years beside the dying made unmistakably clear: we do not die alone.
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