While I'm Still Sue: Early-onset Alzheimers
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- At 57 Sue Robertson’s life is slipping away as early-onset Alzheimer’s takes over. Her son and now full-time carer, Adam, is desperate to ensure Sue realises her dreams with the time they have left.
But he is concerned the pressure of completing her bucket list will tip Sue over the edge and force her into full-time care, her worst nightmare.
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GIRLS, when you meet the man of your dreams, watch how he treats his mother because that's how he's going to treat his wife. This son is wonderful.
That is so very true
Absolutely, my hubby is a great guy because he cared for his mum
666p
Not true..
SO TRUE
Wow! Take note guys, this is a real MAN!
Probably need to tell women to take notes honestly.
If Matt Damonism is meant towards the positive I like it.
What a wonderful man she raised her son to be. Wow.
Thank you for watching Wind Walker, hope you enjoyed! He is an amazing young man!
You have to pin a note on your mom that says, "I may be lost. I have Alzheimer's. Please call my son if I am acting strangely" and then add your phone number. That's what we did with my grandfather. Then you can relax and let them enjoy their walk. 💙💙
Does the son have a wife, cuz I'm pretty sure I'm in love!!! Awesome dude!!!! And handsome, too!
Hmm... these folks might be a danger to walk out into traffic, possibly.
He is magnificient ! What a son !
My husband has early onset and I really felt inspired when the young man said .......you can choose either be sad and miserable or basically embrace Altzimers and just make the most of it. What a lovely family God bless you all. xx
What a wonderful son. She obviously did something right with him.
Thanks for watching Joseph! 😀
Amazing son to dedicate his time to Mum...bless his heart and you can see how happy he makes her....Wonderful!!! Well done Adam xxx
We do not know whose genes we receive.
I remember when 57 seemed ancient. Now at 49 it seems so young.
I hear you!
I agree!!!!! I will be 50 in 3 more weeks 😭
That’s because human life span is increasing with each generation. By todays standard 50 years old is not even classified as “senior citizen “. Centuries ago people were dying in their 30s and 40s... unfortunately even tho human life span has increased.. our health span has stagnated.. many in the medical field nowadays are considering to tackle the process of biological aging itself in order to increase our health span and prevent age related diseases.
I’m 63 years old- don’t feel no older than 40 .. people always say I look like I’m in my 30’s - such a wonderful comment
@@hmjs13 i’m probably too old to hop onto the anti aging train but sure would be nice
The son is one in a million. What an amazing human being.
True ey.
She raised a man with a soul to match hers, both beautiful!
The son is fantastic! So loving and caring......
He sure is! Hope you enjoyed the video!
Oh how wonderful having your son there ,he is awesome .,I love it when adult kids treat their mom with such love compassion ,caring an respect. YOU MAM HAS A TREASURE OF A SON .GOD BLESS U BOTH.
I'm going through this same thing right now. I left my job two years ago when my Father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. My Mother is also disabled - she suffered a brain injury after a hit and run. My Father used to take care of everything for her and now he can't because of his Alzheimer's. I am an only child, so it's up to me to take care of them. I have a family of my own as well, a husband and two sons. It can be really hard some days. Having to see my Father slipping away day after day is really hard and completely heartbreaking. Thanks for the video... it helps to see other people going through what you are going through.
Glad our video could be an encouragement! Thanks for watching T.T. Love~!
T.T. Love WOW!! I can so relate! Saw my dad thru 20 yr deterioration thru Alzheimers & mom had massive strokes during. If yr interested, I left most of my story as a reply to Jude Lewis comment above. My children are now adults but caring for my parents, their grandparents, right to the end, was part of their daily life growing up. I am "GREG'S WIFE". Blessings to you.
T.T. Love m
So? How are you today?
Every mothers dream to have a son like you.. 🎩
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👕👍Great!
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Our parents brought us into this world and did everything possible to keep us safe..happy..healthy.. Its wonderful to see children take care of them later on in life. I love my parents and I would do the same ❤️
Thanks for watching, Bernice!
If you want to keep your children safe, don't breed them into existence.
Sven You're an idiot Sven! PERIOD!
Bernice Anaya exactly!!
Unfortunately, sadly, not all parents want their children safe/happy/healthy...I wish that always was the case, but it's not. This nice lady seems like she was a wonderful mother and raised her son to be a good man. Although it's too bad she is actually my exact age, and has this condition, she is lucky she has such a loving son who take care of her. God bless.
She must have been an awesome Mom because she raised an amazing son! Pure love and caring...lovely family...inspiring show ❤
Thanks for watching Jamie, hope you enjoyed watching!
My father passed away on February 15th 2016 of Dementia, my mother passed away this January 25th of Dementia. I was so fortunate, they passed before the worst part, it was a blessing. It was extremely sad to watch the baffled look on their faces, at that point when they understood there was something very wrong with them. I call it the walking death, because that is what happens, it is so cruel. As their care taker I was constantly blind sided, as things could change from one moment to the next!! I consider myself lucky to have taken care of them, I can live with the fact that I did the best I could for them!!
Yes. That look. I saw it on my dad as he stared into the refrigerator for several minutes, seemingly unaware of what he was looking at or why he was there at all. Having been an LPN and worked in nursing homes, I was the only person who knew what was happening. Four years later, he was dead. I hate this miserable disease.
My son helped me with my husband,his Dad in his last 2 years. We lost him a few months ago. He had Alzheimer's And Luey Body yet 3 days before he died he was clear as a bell. You made me smile 😊 God bless.
a beautiful amazing son.
Thanks for watching Janey! He is an incredible young man, hope you enjoyed!
Poor lady. My grandad died because of Alzheimer's, and my auntie (grandads daughter) was diagnosed with Alzheimer's aged about 56. Honestly, it scares me shitless.
Thank you for sharing Pen ML. We hope you enjoyed this episode!
I love this beautiful beautiful son.
I play it whenever I need healing or wellness.
Quand on a une mère ou un père qui est mort d Alzheimer des qu on oublie quelques choses on est effrayé d avoir aussi cette horrible maladie
My mum doesn't have Alzheimer, but her brain is not what is used to be. I call her every two days to see what is going on. If time comes I will take care of her, just like she took care of me
What a fantastic beautiful son you are
I’m caring for my 75 year old husband with Vascular demencia
Everything Day is such a heart breaking day to she him slip away
Thanks for your positive message
God bless you all
Adam is an amazing man. Truly wonderful son and father. Adam is an inspiration for the rest of us.
Amazing story. Amazing show of love and patience for a parent in return for their love and patience for us as children. Touched my heart so much.
Thanks for the kind words Pamela! We're glad you found this video so touching!
I don’t know what to say really but Sue you’re so very lucky to have such a wonderful son but it goes to show what a incredible mother you’re for a son who wants only the best for you. Sue it goes to prove what a great mum you have been you can see his love comes from the heart God bless you all,sending love and prayers always, please keep safe xx❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
...this man,, her son,, I have no words, he is completely pure of heart, beautiful to see I felt like hugging him and never let go,,
...after I lost my father slowly through both parkinssons he suffered for 8 years to small brain aneurism that led to altzheimers,, the last 3 years were the worst,,
..it just gives me such confounding joy to witness such goodness and compassion,,
I wish with all my existence the very best
Thanks for the kind words Thora, they're a beautiful family. We hope you enjoyed the episode!
Thora Bjork mp mop
My husband died from Parkinson's also. My heart goes out to you.
It's healed me of , headaches , colds, arthritis pain. People in the comments are getting healed of cancers, arthritis, pains , eye issues. Hopefully it can help you if ever needed.
This is great! My grandmother also developed early onset dementia, now considered frontotemporal dementia. It happened so fast and it hit the family so hard that none of us had a moment to think. 5 years later, she sits here at home with the treatment of a queen thanks to her wonderful husband, 2 kids, and myself. It hasn't been easy, in fact, I'd say it's been the hardest thing I've ever had to do. I'm 24 years old and my life is on hold for my family, and I wouldn't have it any other way. My suggestion to anyone who cares, cannabis has done amazing things for some people, it needs more recognition worldwide. Thank you for sharing this story!
Hope you enjoyed the episode Zaneybat! Thanks for watching!
zaneybat it may help their anxiety, but doesn't help dementia
@@MsLilacLover1 cannabis has a demonstrated positive effect on neural activity. It regulates electrical activity in the brain, reducing seizures, spasms and facilitating transmission if electric impulses. Of course it cannot reverse, but it greatly helps manage dementia, MS, epilepsy and other conditions.
MsLilacLover1 mighthelp with sleep too.
Thanks for all these comments and for sharing some of your own story. I am a 74-year-old man, I was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 15 years ago, I always like to use my experience in a positive way to educate others. It is common knowledge that Alzheimer's robs people of their ability to remember. Having dementia for me was lonely, isolating and scary. But when people share their stories, it can provide inspiration, hope and a welcome reminder that you are not alone. Homeocure Worldwide is natural cure medicine. The professional had earlier told me there is no cure, I asked professional to explain this to me? They said it is a miracle. All the patients I have directed to Homeocure Worldwide return with thanks. Don't let drug companies keep you as a slave to their mediocre medications. Don't let them tell you there's nothing that will help you. Today I can say that I'm living life instead of surviving it. For more info, contact drmakusm@ gmail. com
I know he said she's a shell of her former self, but she's full of personality! ! She's adorable, funny, kind. Bless her, and may the disease slowly progress. Updates would be lovely.
A very special son she will be proud of you thank you young man
So I'm watching this amazing pair in 2019 and wondering how they r now. Any updates?
Sue is alive and seems to be doing alright according to her daughter in laws facebook page! :)
@@nathanstark9898 is she living at a nursing home?
Sue you raised a compassionate and wonderful young man. Tyler is adorable.
Well done Adam. You have done your mother proud. And you have created a memory that YOU can hold on her behalf.
Thanks for the wonderful words Victoria Kemsley! Glad you enjoyed the video :)
All my respect for this son. God bless you Adam!
What a wonderful story, thank you Sue Robertson for sharing your experience living with young onset dementia and congratulations on raising such an amazing son. Adam is a credit to you.
All the best with the future for both of you.
#Salford #YoungOnset #Dementia #Alzheimers
Sue is lucky to have a such an amazing son like Adam!
She certainly is blessed! Thanks for watching Kenya! 😊
she's not blessed, she's a bit lucky to have had a son naturally predisposed to kindness but mostly responsible for making him the man he is though her education.
saying she is lucky or blessed kind of minimizes and downplays her role in raising a beautiful human
She sure raised a wonderful son. You can see the kindness and love in his eyes. Wonderful.
You are an amazing son 💜 Bless you for everything you do for your mum 💚
Hope you enjoyed the episode Melissa! Thanks for watching!😀
Attitude Yes I have never cried so many happy tears when she got to travel. will be watching much more. Thank you 😁
I want a son like him. He is truly a gift.
Thanks for all these comments and for sharing some of your own story. I am a 74-year-old man, I was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 15 years ago, I always like to use my experience in a positive way to educate others. It is common knowledge that Alzheimer's robs people of their ability to remember. Having dementia for me was lonely, isolating and scary. But when people share their stories, it can provide inspiration, hope and a welcome reminder that you are not alone. Homeocure Worldwide is natural cure medicine. The professional had earlier told me there is no cure, I asked professional to explain this to me? They said it is a miracle. All the patients I have directed to Homeocure Worldwide return with thanks. Don't let drug companies keep you as a slave to their mediocre medications. Don't let them tell you there's nothing that will help you. Today I can say that I'm living life instead of surviving it. For more info, contact drmakusm@ gmail. com
What a lovely son ❤️
He is an amazing young man Ashwini! Thank you for watching!
You can tell that she raised her son with great love and care; he is so loving without smothering her. His son is watching/ learning & I wish the best for the family.
Thanks for watching gardengalsu, hope you enjoyed!
loved this documentary. I have dementia/memory loss all undiagnosed. Feeling very bad all the time in my brain. This video gives me comfort to know I am not alone.
My grandma, when asked, was completely against my uncle - her son - taking care of her like that. Once it gets to washing, cleaning certain parts properly, changing them daily, watching them deterioriate, etc. is when the real courage comes in.
I am watching this is 6-2022. My mother had this. She had 5 kids and she lived with us all at various stages for almost 6 years until at age 56 she "rebelled" and left our homes to live in a tent at the lake. We could not stop her because it was her "right" to live as she saw fit. She had been an alcoholic in her younger years but had been sober for over 17yrs until then. She began to drink and 1 night she nearly killed a man in her diminished capacity and at 56 was placed in a nursing facility. We had family who worked there so we watched her closely but in her lucid moments it was horrible because she had no friends there really and knew she was too young.
Also, we had to address several medical issues such as mammograms because she was still so young. The disease progressed and at 71 she passed after shattering her hip in a fall out of bed. We had really lost her years before.
God blessed us at the last day that she knew us and was able to say goodbye. I remember it all so vividly. The decision to place her and mostly the decision to not resuscitate and let her go. It was so very hard but also such a blessing that we had gotten to have that moment with her. My prayers go out to any family dealing with such horrible diseases no matter what they are but especially for the most cruel. The ones that rob them of their minds or trap them inside a body that can longer act under their control. She was ready and would have hated to have lived in that state if she had had a choice. Cherish every moment. We only are gifted with 1 set of parents. Love them. Call them more. They think of you every day. God bless you all.
The son has a beautiful heart xx
I wonder how much forgetfulness is stress induced with anxiety and the belief of failure. I've been living with anxiety and depression for all of my adult life, I've been taking meds since I was 19, and when I go through hard spikes I can't remember any incoming information. It's just a hard focus on the physical ailment du jour. My wife just reminded me yesterday that she'll be out of town for her mother's birthday this weekend. She claims she told me twice this week, but my mind was focused on work that's approaching due dates, and I don't remember what I ate for lunch yesterday. Stress plays a huge role for sure.
M. Ouija : Stress doesn't cause Alzheimer's Disease. It's a disease where the brain deteriorates, shrinks, and doesn't function anymore, and eventually, can't function enough anymore to keep you alive. So depression, and anxiety isn't related to Alzheimer's Disease. Visit Alz.org for more info.
@@ed7519 I think he was making this point because I also caught that statement in this documentary. The son Adam did note that stress and trauma help bring this disease on. I don't know if this is true or not, but it was the first time I've heard this.
Alzheimer’s isn’t caused from stress, especially early onset Alzheimer’s. It’s usually genetic, which is not good news for her kids.
my CPTSD has had a huge impact on my memory. I used to be very academically gifted because I had great recall and as I got older my memory got worse and worse and my grades suffered as a result. I was always someone who tended to misplace things or forget deadlines but now I barely remember the names of my coworkers in other departments even though I shop at my work all the time and they wear name tags. by the time I was 16-17 my mom often had to read my assigned textbook to me or I’d just reread the same two paragraphs for hours without absorbing anything. I frequently forget my own birthday and I rarely know what day it is. it’s strange how PTSD affects the memory: I can recall decade-old traumatic events like they happened a few minutes ago, but I have to set alarms to remember to walk the dog.
Thanks for all these comments and for sharing some of your own story. I am a 74-year-old man, I was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 15 years ago, I always like to use my experience in a positive way to educate others. It is common knowledge that Alzheimer's robs people of their ability to remember. Having dementia for me was lonely, isolating and scary. But when people share their stories, it can provide inspiration, hope and a welcome reminder that you are not alone. Homeocure Worldwide is natural cure medicine. The professional had earlier told me there is no cure, I asked professional to explain this to me? They said it is a miracle. All the patients I have directed to Homeocure Worldwide return with thanks. Don't let drug companies keep you as a slave to their mediocre medications. Don't let them tell you there's nothing that will help you. Today I can say that I'm living life instead of surviving it.
This is by far the best alz video I have EVER seen. The patience & care this son has for his mother is just so heartwarming. If this isn't love then I don't know what is. I am a med tech/caregiver for 16 alz residents & although it isn't easy, it is very rewarding. I can honestly say I love each & every one of them. It's not just a job to me, it is my passion. They give me the same love i give them. Granted they do get aggressive at times. So patience is a must. This young man is just amazing.
Thank you for watching debra martinez glad you enjoyed it
I’m watching this quite a bit later... now 2019. What a truly delightful woman she is who has raised a wonderful son! I would love to know about her condition at this point. God bless them both!
he is an amazing son .....
Thanks for watching ! Hope you enjoyed!
absolutely inspiring how much effort the son is putting into making the mother's life as full as possible!!
A truly amazing son! thanks for watching!
It is really important to realize that there are many more meaningful things to do than being entrapped by money making. This young man has achieved more with his life than many of the wealthiest people in the world.
If you need the bathroom, yank her out. She has no right to take over your life. If this were me, my kids would not hesitate to put me in a home. I don't ,understand why he cares.
@@jensmom604 What the hell is wrong with you? She's not even "taking over" or anything! It's the child's full decision to be there for her because of how much he loves and cares for her! It's not a surprise your kids would prefer to cut off contact with you.
The one thing my mother Lin law wanted as she slipped further into dementia was a trip to Nova Scotia. She loved it when we took her.
Thank you for sharing your story Opalbird1! We hope you enjoyed the episode!
She just LIT UP WHEN GETTING TO ACTUALLY TRAVEL!! He’s so good!,bless his heart!! She also needs to know she raised him n she’s shaped who he is today,,she should be very proud!!! I know she remembers all the bad things of loosing ppl😢she’s amazing!
Unconditional love.
I cried seeing. This
He is a good son, with so much love for his mother
Thank you son, i wish you with
Gods blessings
At all times with your family
Wish all children will give the love and care a mother needs when
They get old and get sick
What a wonderful caring man - the way he treats his mother by letting her have her say and encouraging her to do what she wants - he is giving her the best care and attention. I have worked 18 yrs in care for the elderly and have come across so many people who's sons and daughters just don't have the time for them. So many people just don't accept that their parent have problems and sweep it under the carpet. I hope that Adam and his mum have many more years in their quest to cope with her dementia.
Amazing! Adam is juggling a career, a relationship, a son and his mother's bucket list. Outstanding man!
This lovely sweet lady gave her son the gift of life. He gave her the end of life gift. What a amazing and surprising uplifting story.💙💖❤🧡💛💚
What a sweet son he is. God bless him abundantly. She raised a perfect son.
Early-onset Alzheimer's is horrible...
this lady has such a good son.he truly loves his mother.godbless her and the son.
Thanks Adam for the wonderful story! My mom also suffered with early-onset Alzheimers around the same age as your Mom.
Thanks for watching Anthony! Hope you enjoyed 😊
Your Mum is beautiful and you are such a WONDERFUL Son!
Love the entire time where you're all together at the confidence course!
Oh, and your Girlfriend and Son are precious!
Hoping that Sue is doing well these days!
Thanks for your kind words! Hope you enjoyed the episode!
Her son is remarkable - so loving so helpful so loyal. What an amazing woman she has been to raise him. Her legacy will forever be that.
She passed away June 5 2022 sadly
Hopefully resting peace
i was a companion care aid i loved my job but when my grandma got dementia it was different like a pice of my heart slowly dieing as she got sicker it stole who she was leaving an emptiness i still get sad about i always tell people see the person not the illness a part of them is still there love them give kindness
Thank you for sharing Sharon, sorry to hear about your grandma. Hope you enjoyed the episode
Wow! Now that I'm in this situation, with my Dad, I can totally appreciate this. Although my Mom is his primary caregiver, I want to be accessible to her to give her breaks to do things alone. I see the frustration and challenges that Mom goes thru. I can't imagine being the only caregiver. This is amazing! ❤
What a wonderful son 🥰 it was so emotional seeing Sue’s beautiful smile in all the wonderful places they traveled to together, precious memories indeed xx
Her son is a loving and caring man. Bless him and his mother.
My momm is in the later stages of dementia. She’s elderly but physically she’s pretty darn good. I privately cry an ocean of tears everyday. I’ve given up friends, outing, my job- it’s a lot but I love her so much and I can’t bear of strangers taking care of her. No one can care for her like me and my brother is a huuuuge help. Just because I’m home 24/7 wirh her and yes it is very hard to give up any social life but nothing compares the the loving mother she was to us and therefore nothing can convince me to put her in a home. She wouldn’t have left my brother and I if we were sick and here in her little home she will stay. She will stay in her house til the day she goes to heaven. I know how you all feel watching your loved ones suffer through this all I can say is remember the beautiful person they were and that helps carry you though the hard days 🙏😥💜😌
This is such a positive story. My husband has dementia and I'm not this patient! So amazing! So encouraging!!
Thank you for watching Ruth 😊
The love between mother and son is truly heartwarming🥺❤️
My son is the love of my life. As I age in front of him, I also have memory issues. Your mom is so incredibly blessed to have you as her son. You are such a gift.
Wow, that touched me a lot and I actually had to cry a little. The Alzheimer is a cruel disease. The connection between son and mother is really extraordinary. It's great how much he cares for his mother and made this great trip possible for her!
This family is so beautiful, the young man is an example we should all aspire to be, the best to you all!
It's heart breaking to see the person you love suffering from Alzheimer's.
I wish your family all the best.
Sue has raised a fantastic son and i love how much he loves and takes care of her, both are lucky to have each other . . also Adam is showing his son how to treat a woman Fantastic!!
This story should be shown to all Alzheimer caregivers, patients (who want to see it), all medical students, and all medical providers (especially Palliative Care, Geriatrics, Neurology, Family Medicine, Psychology, and any other specialities who care for memory loss and dementia patients).
I am so proud of Adam's maturity and how he has altered his lifestyle, developed a keen knowledge and understanding of dementia from a layperson perspective, and devoted his life at this time to caring for and spending time with his mom. He will cherish these memories for a lifetime and seeing Sue's smiles with him in the obstacle course, when Adam tells jokes, when she volunteers, and when she is in Europe lights up my heart and soul with love, happiness, and excitement.
This film reminds me of my experience caring for my mom before her death from Stage 4 colorectal cancer. She also lost her memory and had some types of memory loss during her last months, so I do understand an iota of what Adam and Sue go through together. There is nothing I cherish more than my decision to care for my mom, and spend as much time as possible with her, after her diagnosis. The trips to hospital where I drove her, the conversations where I cried and she comforted me; she cried and I comforted her; and we comforted eachother discussing life and the future and how we would miss eachother were the best of my life. She was also named Sue.
I am so happy Adam made it happen and made Sue's dream of travel come true. Adam, if you read this, I am so proud of you. I wish my mom lived longer so instead of being 21-24, I was older and more established during her diagnosis. I would have loved to have her live with me! I am a bit jealous. And the opportunity to do that travel - amazing. You are empathetic, wise, caring, thoughtful, and put others before yourself 100% Adam. We could all learn from you. You are doing an A+ job as a caregiver, child, and friend. You ARE giving your mom a full life by giving tour mom experiences, getting her off the sofa, getting her volunteering in the community, and making her laugh. If she does have to go into a care home, you can still do that. There are also some memory loss communities and day programs in the US; see what your mom is qualified for as you research online for options in NZ.
This is the best story I have watched on RUclips in 2020. Best wishes to Adam, his son, his girlfriend and most of all Sue. Thanks from the USA, @Attitude, for these uplifting stories of living with differences and maintaining happiness and dignity.
My Mother has Alzheimer's and she is 55 so I can really relate to your wonderful story. You an absolute inspiration and a true hero in my eyes. I wish you and your family all the very best. X
Hope you enjoyed the episode ! Thanks for watching!😀
I play it whenever I need wellness.
What an absolutely WONDERFUL son..I can't sing his praises enough.
Such a precious precious son!!
Oh this MAN she raised....Well DONE Sue.....God bless you beautiful people
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All my respect for this wonderful man. God bless you Adam!
My best friend starting exhibiting symptoms of Alzheimer's 20 years ago at the age of 37. We met in 1967 in school and are more like sister's than friends. She's 57 now we both live in a nursing home and this scares me.
Her son is beyond wonderful. He made me cry. What a wonderful mom he was raised by. God bless.
You're a great son. Every parent should have a child like you. God bless you both
Yes, a brilliant and loving son. She must have been a really good mom. Rarely do I see a grown son so loving and generous. His wife is beautiful! Thank you for this video; it helps to see good attitudes and loving hearts in the midst of it. God bless.
My wife just got diagnosed at only 51 with early onset Mid brain Alzheimers disease she has a second brain disorder they are still trying to diagnose thanks for sharing I will be her care taker God Bless You
Thanks for sharing Scott, we hope the best for you and your wife! Thanks again for watching
Scott Townley, how is your wife now?
Wow i love this son.
My client daughter have absolutely no patience with her mom and ignores her all the time and is really not kind to her at all. Some parents got it good with thier children and some are not so favored in that matter
You are an amazing son. You will never look back with regrets. God bless you.
This entire documentry is amazing, he is an amazing son and she is a beautiful women. Made me cry so many times through the video because it was so beautiful ♥️♥️
What this young man is doing with his mother is inspiring.
What a spectacular son - returning all of the love she has given him. Beyond precious.
So touching. What a wonderful son.
What an amazing and caring man he is! Not many of them around sadly. May God bless him
I too have Early on-set Alzheimers, was dx at age 49 yrs old. I have 3 adult daughters & they live close by but don’t come help me much at all. I find it very hard sometimes to ask strangers to help me when I’m in public. But I want to get out sometimes. So glad you took your mom in & took her traveling.👍🏻😃
PinkRoses wow,
Sorry that you don’t have the support that you need.
I hope you are doing well
Best God given son, best beloved God given mother and grandchild. I'm in tears😢
The positive attitude of this son is amazing. God bless him
This is beautiful. That is exactly what I would want to do if I had Alzheimer's. What an amazing son. Any updates on how she is doing now?
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It's so nice to hear her laugh. Thank You for being there for her. I love it...the laughter.
I miss my dad.
💜💙💜
Thank you 😊 I understand how you feel my mother has dementia I moved in with her almost 2 years now and it’s the most hardest thing to see your parents get this disease..... And she doesn’t want to face the fact that she has it and she’s in denial, I have other siblings but no one can help and I’m the closest one. I am still working part time and I know there be a time when I have to quit my job to take care of my mother. My prayers to all of the family members that have to take care of their parents may God bless you all 🙏🏼
Don't worry. God is with you and your mom and he will give you the strength and patience to handle this. God has a purpose for everything. My prayers for you.
@@KatherineSchmied
Thank you for your kind words many blessings to you 🙏🏼
What a fantastic son she raised, wow. I wish everybody on Earth was as giving, loyal, patient, and empathetic as he is.
Thanks for watching Holly 😊
God bless you for loving your mom so much and changing your life to take care of her....respect from Canada
Wow he really cares for her mom ❤ what a amazing man 🤗 that is not a easy situation to be in 😞
Lost my Mom to Alzheimer’s 3 months ago; it was a 13 year journey. It’s a different journey for each of us. My heart goes out to you.
Yes it is pretty awful! I went thru this with my Mom and until you have loved someone with ALZ you will never understand. I am really enjoying your videos. Thanks for the inspiring and wonderful way you are helping people understand illness and disabilities.
Thanks for watching Shelly!