‘Have You Heard About Greg?’ Filmmakers on Greg O’Brien’s Alzheimer’s Story | Being Patient

In our LiveTalk series, Being Patient spoke with childhood friends Steve Ecclesine and Greg O’Brien about the filmmaking process behind the new documentary Have You Heard About Greg? and O’Brien’s life following his Alzheimer’s diagnosis in 2009.
To watch the documentary's trailer: • Have You Heard About G...
For more about the documentary: www.hyhag.com/
The film can be streamed from Dec. 9-12 at filmocracy.com/landing
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[@hpp5146]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Greg! My husband was diagnosed with late onset alzheimer's in 2017. He had never spoken about it and has no interest in communicating with me about the disease. It's becoming very sad and difficult to cope with. I am totally alone and feel isolated from the world. I pray you will continue to update us with your journey!

[@donowens5883]

Greg oBrian is a very tough bird he can play memory games to exercise his brain i worked in nursing home and hospice care for 33 years took care of my wife for five years new her for 28 years also practice putting things away to make your mind remember where they are at all times.

[@kavanobrien6547]

Anyone out there who would like to look at this issue from a different way of thinking.