Megan Webb

Throughout my years as a nurse and nurse practitioner, I have seen many people be afraid of end-of-life discussions. I joined the Nash Hospice and Palliative Care team because I feel strongly about improving my patient’s control over decisions that impact quality of life. I love being part of a team that treats each patient as their own family, focusing on supporting patients and loved ones in their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Hospice is not considered giving up, but rather shifting the focus to treatment of manageable symptoms in a terminal illness, such as pain and anxiety. You do not have to be in your final few days to receive hospice services and hospice does not make death happen faster. Death on our earthly home is certain for all of us and I believe everyone should have a sense of control and peace of mind regarding how that exit looks for them. Outside of my career, I enjoy time with my son, dogs, spending time outdoors, and reading. My family has been touched …by terminal illnesses through my mother with Alzheimer’s disease and my grandmother with heart failure. I understand just how important support is through every stage of life. I have lived in Nash County most of my life and am grateful to be trusted to support and to serve you and our community.