Nikki Boyer

I can't wait to watch that scene again.

I can't wait to watch that scene again.

Yeah, that's... Was there a scene that was just really hard to get right? Like where you're like this, like you had to work it or just felt vulnerable, like just hard to get right scene.

Yeah, that's... Was there a scene that was just really hard to get right? Like where you're like this, like you had to work it or just felt vulnerable, like just hard to get right scene.

Oh, there's like right now, all of them flashing, flashing, flashing. There is a moment where nurse Amy, who is the hospice nurse, comes in and sits down and has a heart to heart with Molly's mom, Molly and Nikki and explains what is going to happen. and how beautiful a process it is to actually die and how the body knows exactly what to do.

Oh, there's like right now, all of them flashing, flashing, flashing. There is a moment where nurse Amy, who is the hospice nurse, comes in and sits down and has a heart to heart with Molly's mom, Molly and Nikki and explains what is going to happen. and how beautiful a process it is to actually die and how the body knows exactly what to do.

And she describes it with such humor and excitement that it's almost like a coach on the side, like, this is how you die. And the exchange between Nurse Amy and everybody in the room is I feel like that will be one of those changing moments for people. They'll say, oh, this is what we expect, something that people tangibly take away and go, oh... I know more about death and about the process.

And she describes it with such humor and excitement that it's almost like a coach on the side, like, this is how you die. And the exchange between Nurse Amy and everybody in the room is I feel like that will be one of those changing moments for people. They'll say, oh, this is what we expect, something that people tangibly take away and go, oh... I know more about death and about the process.

And also the gift, if you get to walk somebody home and they get to die in that way, what a beautiful gift that is. So yeah, I can't wait for you to see it.

And also the gift, if you get to walk somebody home and they get to die in that way, what a beautiful gift that is. So yeah, I can't wait for you to see it.

And I really hope this show does that for people and shows people like we can talk about it. It's the one thing we can all count on is that we're all going to die. And if we're lucky enough, we get to say goodbye. We get to have moments. We get to do it where... We can be thoughtful and graceful about it, which I'm so grateful that Molly got to do that.

And I really hope this show does that for people and shows people like we can talk about it. It's the one thing we can all count on is that we're all going to die. And if we're lucky enough, we get to say goodbye. We get to have moments. We get to do it where... We can be thoughtful and graceful about it, which I'm so grateful that Molly got to do that.

Yeah. It made me feel more empowered with information. And I realized, I think this is what I realized is, gosh, if we could all have a passing that looks and feels like that, then we should be so lucky. So you may as well have the conversations and prepare for that moment. And also to be honest with you, Jay, when I was asleep next to Molly, I was fast asleep and something flicked my fingers.

Yeah. It made me feel more empowered with information. And I realized, I think this is what I realized is, gosh, if we could all have a passing that looks and feels like that, then we should be so lucky. So you may as well have the conversations and prepare for that moment. And also to be honest with you, Jay, when I was asleep next to Molly, I was fast asleep and something flicked my fingers.

So much so that I thought it was a nurse that was waking me up to tell me something. Yes. And I wake up and no one is there except for Molly's mother asleep and Molly is sedated. And there's, I woke up from something tapping my fingers. Yeah, yeah. And that's when she took her last breath. Like that shows me that there's something else at work here and there's something else.

So much so that I thought it was a nurse that was waking me up to tell me something. Yes. And I wake up and no one is there except for Molly's mother asleep and Molly is sedated. And there's, I woke up from something tapping my fingers. Yeah, yeah. And that's when she took her last breath. Like that shows me that there's something else at work here and there's something else.

So that makes me less afraid of dying.

So that makes me less afraid of dying.

I cannot tell you how much I've loved this conversation.

I cannot tell you how much I've loved this conversation.