Someone said the word hospice, and you have five minutes in a kitchen. Margot Hale, forty years a nurse, sits down with you thirteen times, none longer than five minutes: what you’ll see, what to do, what to say, and how to get through it. Four parts, three tea breaks, a two-minute close, and a free bonus sitting on dementia. About seventy minutes in all, on camera, with captions. Every sitting ends the same way: that’s it, go and sit with her. Nothing here is medical advice. Your hospice nurse decides the medicines; Margot tells you everything else.