Delirium, talking to myself (84-88 days since diagnosis)

06/28/21 • 21 min

In this episode you will hear (and experience) the deep sadness of Clayton realising Rhonda won’t be able to record or talk on the podcast again.

This episode also describes what it means to see death slowly creeping in on someone you love. As well as the emotions of having to make the call to have a loved one move to palliative care.

It discusses what it means to wipe each others tears away. Plus the process and emotions of deciding when the grandkids will come in to hospital to see their Grandma for the final time.

Connect to the incurable podcast group to hear other stories and share yours at incurablepodcast.com (sfx credit: zapsplat.com)

In this episode you will hear (and experience) the deep sadness of Clayton realising Rhonda won’t be able to record or talk on the podcast again.

This episode also describes what it means to see death slowly creeping in on someone you love. As well as the emotions of having to make the call to have a loved one move to palliative care.

It discusses what it means to wipe each others tears away. Plus the process and emotions of deciding when the grandkids will come in to hospital to see their Grandma for the final time.

Connect to the incurable podcast group to hear other stories and share yours at incurablepodcast.com (sfx credit: zapsplat.com)

Previous Episode

Can Faith and Doubt with Jesus exist? (81 days since diagnosis)

A deep dive into the aspects of faith and healing. If you doubt – does it mean you can't get healed by God?

Rhonda and Clayton talk about their different feelings & experiences in these moments around doubt, trust and healing from God. And Rhonda shares how she doesn’t have the peace so many talk about before death.

Plus, what does it mean to have friends around? What is different about close friendships during these times?

Connect to the incurable podcast group to hear other stories and share yours at incurablepodcast.com

Next Episode

I Love You… to the end (89-92 days since diagnosis)

In the final days of the podcast Clayton shares the moments of regret, love, despair and peace. You will hear Clayton talking about the physical and emotional ups and downs of supporting his own family while also trying to be with Rhonda in her final moments.

Plus we hear what Clayton has described as “one of the most special moments of my life” in this episode.

Connect to the incurable podcast group to hear other stories and share yours (plus find the photo mentioned in this episode) at incurablepodcast.com (sfx credit: zapsplat.com)