Hospice Heroes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Gen meets 22 year old Lifuka who is living with a life-limiting heart condition and James helps guide a patient through some end of life decisions.
Episode 2
Clarice helps a patient tackle a long wished for goal, Dr James is a man on a mission with a patient's special request and the staff get together to help people discuss dying in a new light.
Episode 3
Kelly's got two weeks to open a new op shop at Totara Hospice, Gen invites the community for Cook Island Language Week and it's a special day for one of the patients.
Episode 4
Marleen takes a 22 year old heart patient to meet his hero, and Gen and Kelly join forces to help a patient celebrate her son's achievements in style.
Episode 5
Some hospice patients experience an adrenaline buzz at Race for Life and a 22 year old heart patient makes a life changing decision.
Episode 6
Kelly is on the hunt for some more volunteers to run the op shops and Gen meets a poet who uses his way with words to deal with his diagnosis.
Episode 7
Clarice meets a young mum who's reluctant to come to hospice because of the stigma that it's a place to die and Dr James livens up the annual Ladies' Lunch fundraiser.
Episode 8
Marlene and Andrea visit the local marae and the hospice team gather together to bid farewell to the patients who have passed over the last six months.
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