My sister had Lewy Body Dementia! She had round the clock caregivers in her house in Ridgefield. Her last 3 years, were at The Residence in Darien. She died peacefully in her sleep, on Jan 27, 2021. I salute the medical staff, including Hospice, who took such great care of my sister. God bless all of u. I also want to thank all the caregivers who came to my sisters house in Ridgefield. God bless!
The people that work with these poor souls are absolutely amazing, it takes a special human being to even consider helping those that have succumbed to this horrible disease. There is a special place in heaven for these workers i'm sure. And i know because i lost my father and my uncle to this horrid disease, and if things go by nature then myself also,
Sorry dear, I deal with them too, it's a hard work but people take us for granted others refuse yo pay us as we serve them but we thank God n bless them
My condolences to your father and uncle...it truly is a horrible disease...i actually work at a facility taking care of the elderly and have some residents with that...its heart breaking to see them struggle but i love giving them love and comfort. Bless you hun!
It's so painful watching my mother decline and now Dad at 94 is simply slowing down with more health issues appearing. My only sister is two hours away and is of no help. In the next year they'll both be on the nursing home with Mom in dementia care.
Precious, So precious..Most Nursing homes are not kind...So sad. I just can't help but feel bad for these people. When we get old we need care..Not everyone is able to have a big enough heart.. Bless all of you.
I just have to Say THANK YOU!!!! Be that one to inspire to give love to those who are in need.. You are a wonderful person that I admire. again I say THANK YOU!!
My grandfather just passed from dementia Sept 23 2021, the last time I saw him healthy was almost 3 years ago..... when I said good bye to him he was in a palliative state, the stage process in dementia is awful, my grandfather's hallucinations were horrible, when I saw him he was hardly breathing.... it was hard. May god rest his soul and all other souls lost to this horrible disease
@@steviem5279 My wife is 58 and also has frontal temporal lobe dementia. It's very hard seeing her go through it, and unfortunately it affects younger people too.
My lovely dad died 26aug 2021 🌹Ron Gilbert age 85 🌹 blood colt in his lovely heart l did CPR on him but he didn’t respond . He looked after my mum who has Dementia she 83 . I’m so worried l just have to be strong and ask for god’s help 🌹
I am hoping to learn as much as possible to help my mother-in-law with her Parkinsons Dementia. It is progressing and each day brings more and more challenges! Any advice or help? Thank you! She is at home and we want to keep it that way as long as we can...
My mom loves to kiss ppl hand and she is in the moderate stage. Caregiving is the hardest job, physically and emotionally, in the world. Dementia kills you and the little time it gives you with your loved ones, it rips their memories and behavior apart. Although your loved ones are alive, you start to talk about them in the past. The one who cared for you and protected you, now are your child and the table flips. I hope they found a cure for this terrible disease.
My 94 year old mother is now in a care home after living alone for the last32 years since dad died. She was admitted in August this year after a fall inJune and 3 weeks in hospital with a small spinal fracture. Mother was stubborn, in denial of her stage 4 Alzheimers and refused all help offered. She went through 3 sets of carers, insisting she didn’t need them and could look after herself. We involved many local Agencies and interventions before mother finally succumbed to her present surroundings. She still wants to come home but we and her care home staff, tell her that she needs to be looked after and is much safer where she is. Her beloved bungalow is now up for sale to pay for her astronomical weekly care home fees.
There's only like a 7% chance of getting Alzheimer's, and if you stay mentally active and fluid then your odds are even better. Best things you can do for your brain: Stimulate it Engage it with puzzles or other types of challenges Communicate with others Be fully present in the moment Try new things (this one is very important) Change up your routine, even in the smallest of ways! Listen to lots of music Keep a journal of some kind. Go back and read your old entries every now and then Make sure your diet is complete! The brain loves amino acids
Its a pretty low chance to get this irl as you grow older, luckily, non of my relatives that I know died with dementia, they can be forgetful but its normal compared to these.
The hospital send my dad to nursing home for four days omg that place was hell my dad got penumonia and end up in the hospital again 😭 he is bent going there again I feel bad thinking about the people that were there 😭😭🙏🙏
Heaaaaaart aaaaaaaches heaaaaaaaaart aaaaaaaaaches by loving you only meant heartaches your kiss was such a scared thing to meeeeeeeee I can’t believe it’s just a burning memory!
My sister had Lewy Body Dementia! She had round the clock caregivers in her house in Ridgefield. Her last 3 years, were at The Residence in Darien. She died peacefully in her sleep, on Jan 27, 2021. I salute the medical staff, including Hospice, who took such great care of my sister. God bless all of u. I also want to thank all the caregivers who came to my sisters house in Ridgefield. God bless!
The people that work with these poor souls are absolutely amazing, it takes a special human being to even consider helping those that have succumbed to this horrible disease. There is a special place in heaven for these workers i'm sure. And i know because i lost my father and my uncle to this horrid disease, and if things go by nature then myself also,
Sorry dear, I deal with them too, it's a hard work but people take us for granted others refuse yo pay us as we serve them but we thank God n bless them
How long did your dad stay with dementia dear William?
My condolences to your father and uncle...it truly is a horrible disease...i actually work at a facility taking care of the elderly and have some residents with that...its heart breaking to see them struggle but i love giving them love and comfort. Bless you hun!
If the caregivers of these people don't go to heaven then, is there a heaven?? I'll always believe there is.
It's so painful watching my mother decline and now Dad at 94 is simply slowing down with more health issues appearing. My only sister is two hours away and is of no help. In the next year they'll both be on the nursing home with Mom in dementia care.
Hope everything goes well 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Precious, So precious..Most Nursing homes are not kind...So sad. I just can't help but feel bad for these people. When we get old we need care..Not everyone is able to have a big enough heart.. Bless all of you.
I just have to Say THANK YOU!!!! Be that one to inspire to give love to those who are in need.. You are a wonderful person that I admire. again I say THANK YOU!!
I wish my mother was in a care home like this. The staff seem very caring.
Hats off to the wonderful carers of these beautiful
people suffering dementia ❤️❤️❤️
I honor these caregivers... i see so much love in the way they care for the resdients. Evidently, they love what they are doing. GOD bless you more!
My grandfather just passed from dementia Sept 23 2021, the last time I saw him healthy was almost 3 years ago..... when I said good bye to him he was in a palliative state, the stage process in dementia is awful, my grandfather's hallucinations were horrible, when I saw him he was hardly breathing.... it was hard. May god rest his soul and all other souls lost to this horrible disease
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important is the honor / love / respect / service to special elder older people
Great caregivers, my deepest respect.
Holy Father please bless my sis with caring people like this.
Be gentle, kind, and understanding
Superb, Asha totally and selflessly committed to humanism, hats off to Dr. Sushma Chawla, founder President, for such a praise-worthy effort...
I am just getting into the role of a caretaker... It's quite a challenge
Same.
Bless you, yes it could be very challenging. Just enjoy these old people they lived a long life..
I am a career and I love my job.🙏
Same her, since October. My father who is 79 was diagnosed with frontal lobe dementia...not easy that's for sure.
@@steviem5279 My wife is 58 and also has frontal temporal lobe dementia. It's very hard seeing her go through it, and unfortunately it affects younger people too.
Wishing For The Best 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
My lovely dad died 26aug 2021 🌹Ron Gilbert age 85 🌹 blood colt in his lovely heart l did CPR on him but he didn’t respond . He looked after my mum who has Dementia she 83 . I’m so worried l just have to be strong and ask for god’s help 🌹
I am hoping to learn as much as possible to help my mother-in-law with her Parkinsons Dementia. It is progressing and each day brings more and more challenges! Any advice or help? Thank you! She is at home and we want to keep it that way as long as we can...
My mom loves to kiss ppl hand and she is in the moderate stage. Caregiving is the hardest job, physically and emotionally, in the world. Dementia kills you and the little time it gives you with your loved ones, it rips their memories and behavior apart. Although your loved ones are alive, you start to talk about them in the past. The one who cared for you and protected you, now are your child and the table flips. I hope they found a cure for this terrible disease.
My 94 year old mother is now in a care home after living alone for the last32 years since dad died. She was admitted in August this year after a fall inJune and 3 weeks in hospital with a small spinal fracture. Mother was stubborn, in denial of her stage 4 Alzheimers and refused all help offered. She went through 3 sets of carers, insisting she didn’t need them and could look after herself. We involved many local Agencies and interventions before mother finally succumbed to her present surroundings. She still wants to come home but we and her care home staff, tell her that she needs to be looked after and is much safer where she is. Her beloved bungalow is now up for sale to pay for her astronomical weekly care home fees.
What a wonderful video
this disease breaks my heart so bad
I don't want to get old . I want to die before I get old
There's only like a 7% chance of getting Alzheimer's, and if you stay mentally active and fluid then your odds are even better.
Best things you can do for your brain:
Stimulate it
Engage it with puzzles or other types of challenges
Communicate with others
Be fully present in the moment
Try new things (this one is very important)
Change up your routine, even in the smallest of ways!
Listen to lots of music
Keep a journal of some kind. Go back and read your old entries every now and then
Make sure your diet is complete! The brain loves amino acids
Its a pretty low chance to get this irl as you grow older, luckily, non of my relatives that I know died with dementia, they can be forgetful but its normal compared to these.
Hope I die before I get old: A song by the Who.
Living with that mindset will only exemplify your body's decline
@@albertochoa7331 My Generation- The Who
Let me die before I get there.
Love all that suffer♥️♥️♥️
Awe it looks like they all are starving for some kind of affection.
The hospital send my dad to nursing home for four days omg that place was hell my dad got penumonia and end up in the hospital again 😭 he is bent going there again I feel bad thinking about the people that were there 😭😭🙏🙏
I don’t know where is this place or country. But , never happen like this in 🇦🇺
Heaaaaaart aaaaaaaches heaaaaaaaaart aaaaaaaaaches by loving you only meant heartaches your kiss was such a scared thing to meeeeeeeee I can’t believe it’s just a burning memory!
There need to be a cure!
Just lost my mom a month ago to this awful life stealing disease.
Alot of these old folk are most likely dead by now this was made 4years ago. Sad to get old
🙏🙏🙏
What ever you put into LIFE as you walk in the flesh you will get out of LIFE in the Eternity.
This is tragically sad. The life spark is still there but fading. Being old and in a Home is the next step to Heaven.
I don't have the strength to do these folk's job.
💔
I know this people front off 📷 make her self good and sweet with passion but in the reality its not like this 😱 0%
To much kissing with clients.