Through open conversations with patients, whānau, staff, and community members, we explore the human stories at the heart of hospice care. Whether discussing the challenges of end-of-life support, celebrating life’s meaningful moments, or sharing professional insights, these episodes aim to inform, inspire, and connect.
Tune in below as we shine a light on compassionate care and the people who make it possible.
We are excited to announce the release of a nine episode podcast series: Angela’s Story – Walking the Final Path Together. This is an informative, intimate and emotional podcast chronicling the final chapter of Angela’s life and Hospice experience through the person who knew her best – her husband Aron. Through his eyes, we get a deeply personal look at who Angela was, and her journey with Hospice care from diagnosis to saying goodbye. The series also features different members of the Hospice West Auckland team, giving insights into the support and compassion that surrounds end-of-life care.
We are excited to announce the release of a nine episode podcast series: Angela’s Story – Walking the Final Path Together. This is an informative, intimate and emotional podcast chronicling the final chapter of Angela’s life and Hospice experience through the person who knew her best – her husband Aron. Through his eyes, we get a deeply personal look at who Angela was, and her journey with Hospice care from diagnosis to saying goodbye. The series also features different members of the Hospice West Auckland team, giving insights into the support and compassion that surrounds end-of-life care.
In this first episode, Aron tells us about Angela – a vibrant, compassionate woman who had a way of lighting up every room. We get to know her through his eyes: her humour, strengths and quirks, and the everyday moments that made her so special. Along the way, we hear about the beautiful love story they built together, full of laughter, partnership, and deep connection. We follow her journey from good health to the first subtle signs that something wasn’t right, and ultimately to the diagnosis that would change everything.
