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Gerry, First Nations

Gerry

Gerry Martin is a former nurse and a student of traditional Aboriginal healing methods. He is from the Mattagami First Nation of Ojibways in Northeastern Ontario.

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  • Helping people talk about loss (2:34)
  • Talking about death at end of life (2:10)
  • Maintaining hope and moving through grief (2:31)
  • Honoring a person as they are dying (2:18)
  • Many First Nations Elders want to die at home (2:14)
  • Embrace your memories (1:11)
  • Self-care (1:58)
  • Show compassion until the last breath (2:15)
  • Gestures and beliefs that can help with grief (1:32)
  • Death is not the end (1:19)
  • Challenging the health system to honour culturally safer care (1:39)
  • How can we best care for you? (1:39)
  • Walk with a person at end of life (1:31)
  • Accompanying and Elder and her family as she transitioned to the spirit world (4:13)
  • When a child dies (1:34)
  • Talking about end of life can help to bring comfort (2:35)
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