Allan is such a great host, bridging each part of the conversation smoothly in a proper manner, not too serious, not too playful. This is kinda a serious topic yet you guys make it warm and truly draw ppl’s awareness.
I started crying when Max said he woke up and didn't remember his wife. This is such a hard condition to have since it doesn't only effect the person with it but the entire family. To see someone slowly disappear in front of you is so hard. Thank you for shedding some light on this. The more people talk about it the easier it will be for everyone to deal with it. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for this fabulous video focusing on a topic that most Taiwanese usually won't talk about. It reminds me my father who had dementia for almost ten years before passing away four years ago. If I can go back with time, I wish that I had tried to understand this issue better and be more patient to my father at his difficulty time. But it is just too late to say sorry to my father now .......
Been busy with a lot of things since lockdown etc so lost track of your vids for a while Allan. Looking great mate, good to see you're feeling better as a result of the exercise as well - something I really need to do more of too. My mum's mum had dementia from around 2000 until she passed away at the ripe of age of 99 just berfore I moved out here, it really can be a horrible and debilitating thing to see someone go through and I didn't really see her much once it really set in as I didn't visit Northern Ireland as often for a while, but it really seemed like an emotional burden on my aunties & uncles there. It's good to see so many people dealing with it positively here at least 🤗👍
This is an AMAZING SUM UP of this series videos. Another different style video on this channel. Was touched by those videos, full of love and support. Thank you all for bringing this institute to us, and so much useful information about this disease. Well done.
My grandmother had dementia and my grandfather alzheimer's. There are drugs that can slow down the progression of the diseases, but the people who have it will eventually succumb to it. Once they are no longer able to walk, go to the restroom alone, or verbally express themselves, they decline quickly. It is difficult to watch people that were so full of light slowly lose it. My grandmother would call me by her sister's name and call my daughter by my name. My grandfather would obsess over things that were not there. My grandmother passed away first; my grandfather a few months later. They were married almost seventy years.
You 4 the top I paying attention to watch all the programs that help me to know what have been changed in my hometown 😃 I asked family members to take vitamin D, Because "Yi- Lan" raining a lot( 2 months in the winter time to kill all the green onion. I born/ childhood in famous green onion town " Sanshin"). Also omg 3( fish 🐠 oil might help too!. Thanks you guys so much to care Taiwan from Beaverton Oregon.
Thanks for this video on dementia. problem in many Asian countries. Maybe do a video on how the other family members handle this as I believe that their support is particularly important to deal with this.
Thanks for making this video! The cases you visited are mild or moderate dementia. I hope you can also visit those with severe dementia to understand the reality!
Wow, this is a great video that really probes a bit into this condition. And as for the part you guys talk about of people not going to seek medical assistance is that we asians, cultural wise, show despised or discriminated perspective on people with mental or psychological problems. And it's not a good attitude towards this condition. So it's a good video to bring positive attitude to people regarding this medical condition.
why is there all this talk about dementia alzheimers essentially old people disease (asia loves their old people) yet nothing on mental health which affects everybody anywhere and everywhere. will never get there I see.
My grandma just died with dementia and other comorbidities … I wish we could have known Max’s number few years earlier. But, yes, stigma around dementia makes people deny it.
4 ads Burger king plant based whopper Nutriboost yogurt drink Lg appliances Lucky me instant noodles Loved the stories. Beautiful editing brought a tear to my eye
hate to bring down the mood, however i'm reading the recent discussions between china and the usa re taiwan and it's not good. your thoughts?? my thoughts are still the same, the usa needs to butt out in order to bring about sensible discussion...
Allan is such a great host, bridging each part of the conversation smoothly in a proper manner, not too serious, not too playful. This is kinda a serious topic yet you guys make it warm and truly draw ppl’s awareness.
I try my best!
這真的是非常有意義的影片，prozzie的那段影片非常感人。
I started crying when Max said he woke up and didn't remember his wife. This is such a hard condition to have since it doesn't only effect the person with it but the entire family. To see someone slowly disappear in front of you is so hard. Thank you for shedding some light on this. The more people talk about it the easier it will be for everyone to deal with it. 👍👍👍
Yeah it’s a tough condition for everyone involved
Thank you so much for this fabulous video focusing on a topic that most Taiwanese usually won't talk about. It reminds me my father who had dementia for almost ten years before passing away four years ago. If I can go back with time, I wish that I had tried to understand this issue better and be more patient to my father at his difficulty time. But it is just too late to say sorry to my father now .......
Thank you Allan for making my terrible English sound OK in your video 😆
Come onnnnn….. you were amazing! Thank you for being so awesome and making such a great video in the series!
You did very well, communicated in English fine. Greetings from America!
I understood you perfectly! Your English is great- no need to apologize!
Allen超級適合當主持人的！我喜歡這個系列！❤️❤️❤️
謝謝Allen、FiFi、Amy姐與Prozzie的討論，讓大家更能意識到失智症問題與關心週遭的長輩，Very meaningful
希望看帥倫與英國奶奶一起喝下午茶，聊天聊地，一定很有趣；
每一段故事都觸動人心，發人省思，我們都應該重視這個議題，
多留意身邊的家人，一但發現親友有此症狀，應盡早陪伴治療；
並多給予關懷與尊重，並讓患者得到最適當的照顧，謝謝分享！👍🙂🙏
👍👍👍
很棒的故事和主題❤️
謝謝🙏大家一起來重視❤️
Been busy with a lot of things since lockdown etc so lost track of your vids for a while Allan. Looking great mate, good to see you're feeling better as a result of the exercise as well - something I really need to do more of too.
My mum's mum had dementia from around 2000 until she passed away at the ripe of age of 99 just berfore I moved out here, it really can be a horrible and debilitating thing to see someone go through and I didn't really see her much once it really set in as I didn't visit Northern Ireland as often for a while, but it really seemed like an emotional burden on my aunties & uncles there.
It's good to see so many people dealing with it positively here at least 🤗👍
This is an AMAZING SUM UP of this series videos. Another different style video on this channel. Was touched by those videos, full of love and support. Thank you all for bringing this institute to us, and so much useful information about this disease. Well done.
Thanks so much Ian…. You’ve been so supportive through every style of video I’ve made
@@lifeintaiwan Your effort deserves it. :-)
真的早一點發現，早一點治療，對家人、自己未來的生活更好💖💖💖😽😽😽💪💪💪
Thanks you all for what you have done for this country. The world need more love and kindly people just like you. Thank you so much.
It’s my pleasure…. Everyone does their bit
My grandmother had dementia and my grandfather alzheimer's. There are drugs that can slow down the progression of the diseases, but the people who have it will eventually succumb to it. Once they are no longer able to walk, go to the restroom alone, or verbally express themselves, they decline quickly. It is difficult to watch people that were so full of light slowly lose it. My grandmother would call me by her sister's name and call my daughter by my name. My grandfather would obsess over things that were not there. My grandmother passed away first; my grandfather a few months later. They were married almost seventy years.
Thanks for sharing your story… it’s sad but also nice to know they had each other for 70 years! ❤️
我母親87歲了
一句話十分鐘內可以重複無數次
我也提醒自已被問幾次都帶著笑容回答..
你很棒
非常有意義有愛心💗的影片，讚👍
Great content and very interesting, keep up with the good work toffee man.
Finally waited for this episode
You 4 the top I paying attention to watch all the programs that help me to know what have been changed in my hometown 😃
I asked family members to take vitamin D,
Because "Yi- Lan" raining a lot( 2 months in the winter time to kill all the green onion. I born/ childhood in famous green onion town " Sanshin"). Also omg 3( fish 🐠 oil might help too!.
Thanks you guys so much to care Taiwan from Beaverton Oregon.
這是最棒的暖心企畫，鼓舞更多人有信心
Thanks for this video on dementia. problem in many Asian countries. Maybe do a video on how the other family members handle this as I believe that their support is particularly important to deal with this.
Great video content and great sharing to educate ppl about dementia.
Thanks for Allan and friends for bringing the awareness of dementia.
Thanks for watching
I love this kind of video. Thank you.😊
Me too! Thanks for watching!
非常棒的影片，謝謝Allen
很感動..也很感謝Allan為社會的付出..重視社會議題
Thanks Allan. Wonderful video and inspiring topic
Thanks for the feedback and support!
Very, very good Alan, thanks. I think Taiwan is looking out for people.
Great video
多給予關懷與尊重，並讓患者得到最適當的照顧，謝謝分享！👍
Thanks for making this video! The cases you visited are mild or moderate dementia. I hope you can also visit those with severe dementia to understand the reality!
謝謝您們的付出，我相信協會應該找過不少人，但願意像幾位挺身而出，拍片讓大家知道的是您們👏👏👏
不必要懂失智症，而是您們有願意分享、拍攝🎬這些影片的心意，真的很棒👍
Wow, this is a great video that really probes a bit into this condition. And as for the part you guys talk about of people not going to seek medical assistance is that we asians, cultural wise, show despised or discriminated perspective on people with mental or psychological problems. And it's not a good attitude towards this condition. So it's a good video to bring positive attitude to people regarding this medical condition.
I really like the new series and excellent work Allen👍.
Thank you! 🙏
BEFORE THE VIDEO CONTINUES because i paused it lol MENTAL HEALTH!!! why is mental health so difficult to come by!!!
why is there all this talk about dementia alzheimers essentially old people disease (asia loves their old people) yet nothing on mental health which affects everybody anywhere and everywhere. will never get there I see.
ohhh very touching！
Thanks for your never ending support! 🤗
My grandma just died with dementia and other comorbidities … I wish we could have known Max’s number few years earlier. But, yes, stigma around dementia makes people deny it.
一起帶動做公益的風氣，很棒！
很真誠的感謝你們為台灣公益的付出
你們四位很棒，做這麼有教育意義的影片👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you, all of you.
It's been shared.👊
Cheers Will!
雖然看了之後，心情還是有點沉重，但謝謝你們的分享
很有意義的影片👍
I love this comment thank you!
很棒的影片 感受很深 特別回去看三位的影片
I like Amy's accent. Hope she can speak english more in her videos.
非常有意義的影片，喜歡你們有不同的主題，很棒！
你們的影片真的越來越有意義！！
Great content Allan & Co.!
Cheers Tony!
很有意義的影片，很開心也很感動.
My best friend's father had Dementia. Towards the end, he didn't even recognize her and thought she was the taxi driver! It's really sad! 😭
I hope this video series can help some people improve their situation!
This is amazing. Keep up the good work. Cheers from India
🇹🇼❤️🇮🇳
Thank you !👍
Thanks to you for watching
Good job
Thank you for making this video.
Thanks for watching it!
❤️❤️
Thanks 🙏
我正在面對失智症的家人真的不知所措還好有求救1966的幫助現在正在安排對病人跟我ㄧ些幫助。
Such a good video!
謝謝您們💓👍
4 ads
Burger king plant based whopper
Nutriboost yogurt drink
Lg appliances
Lucky me instant noodles
Loved the stories. Beautiful editing brought a tear to my eye
很喜歡你的影片，越來越多元
加油啦；！！
Good job。
👏👏👏👍👍👍🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️
健康飲食 保持樂觀 才能延緩失智...
我是一個悲觀主義... 看起來@@"
hate to bring down the mood, however i'm reading the recent discussions between china and the usa re taiwan and it's not good.
your thoughts??
my thoughts are still the same, the usa needs to butt out in order to bring about sensible discussion...
america will never butt out they always butt in because asia is a big fat piece of meat...and I'm starving!!!
預防矢智, 吃香蕉補充鉀. 特別是有靜坐習慣的人.
walnuts are better lol
最難的課題就是讓病人有病識感，同意就醫。
要早治療
Prozzies hairstyle might get him in trouble in North Korea.
建議要看專業醫生，醫藥愈來愈進步，吃新藥可改善很多，(有親戚吃藥多年後改吃新藥，進步很多)，全世界得失智者愈來愈多，因為活的久，退化，自然失智者愈多，有銭的可樂觀面對，(所以要有存錢習慣應付不實之需)，有家人照顧的，雙方都累，這類書也很多描述，ALan
談論這嚴肅話題，不能深入，我寧願看你在台生活，談未來....祝福你健康愉快。
👍關懷失智
😎❤🇹🇼‼
你說什麼沒有看到我我看到黑素食，視頻，麻煩你就要加油，台灣之光
安安
0:03 My country is Taiwan. Why you always said : Tai-one. Why? why? Why?
My counry is Taiwan. Please do not say Tai-one. You are so rude .
Jo.