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Bro, you are one in a world my friend. Respect 🌗🪞🌓

Wow amazing

Praise Jesus 👏

Seeing him on monday

Couldn’t agree more 🫶🏻

If only all Aged Care facilities had this attitude to people with dementia. Their world would be such a better place

If people want to die, what is the problem? Just have checks and balances like everything else. Why can't people accept death? This guy thinks he is going to live forever? Dying is totally naturally and inevitable. Why in the world would anyone want another person to stay here if they don't want to?

I'm 60 yrs old, just diagnosed with early onset dementia. My brain is 70 yrs old, have atrophy, and something about cerebellar in the back of my head is shrinking. I looked up the stages. I have symptoms of early dementia in stage 1, 2, 3. It's scary to me. Going to have MRI of my brain and go for testing to see where I'm at.

"Absolutely loved this video! The concept is brilliant and so well-executed. Kudos to the team for creating such engaging and innovative content. Can't wait to see more like this! 👏🎉"

Jake is an extremely good personable addition to Hammond care as is all their staff.

Interesting

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I am from Algeria ready to offer all my experience in dealing with a person with Alzheimer's disease

Hi Mike, thank you. Happy to submit an abstract, yes. I have had 2 people at AA and DA suggest we design environmental products for dementia this year. Would love to help you all make change. Thank you for the invite

Best place ever ❤❤❤

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Thanks for doing this video.

This is awesome!

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Very interesting! Thank you both.

The best video changing lives for. The better hammond care 🙌🙌🙌🙌👍

That’s wonderful 👏👏

Thank you so much. This was immensely helpful.

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How beautiful. I love the effort you made to make his last moments meaningful.

This is great! We have been focused on some shorts to support the care sector, would love to do more in this critical sector!

Brilliant.

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My husband has Alzhmers and is in a care facility now after it was nevessary. I was visiting with him on a fairly regular basis, but not now, as he had to ne moved from this place due to his escaping ( climning a high fence then wandering off). Where he is now, is too far for me to go and visit with him, so l was phoning . Now, when l'm able to contact him, he'll often set the phone down and forget it or that we were talking. Nothing he says makes sence, and finally l say l love you, and hang up, then l often have a crying session. I have made my phone calls less frequent, now. I miss how we used to be, so much, and l have been isolating myself, because, mainly, in the independant residence living facility, where l reside, l get annoyed and exasperated when the other residents here are constantly asking me how is my husband, remembering when l had him stay with me for a week, when l had a larger suite. My main activities are going for long walks when the weather is suitable.( i use a walker and when there's too much unploughed snow, l just spend the time inside, watching T.V., and walking in the hallways. I have major health problems presently, concerning my heart. I really hope my life won't be too much longer, as l really have noyhing to live for. My grandchildren, who are in the nearby area are like strangers and are hard to contact. Still, they are going to be getting large amounts of money in my Will. I miss my Mom and Dad, and remember them in my prayers, with gratitude. Suzi Q😙😅☺😍♥️💕🙏🙏🙏

I hope I would be hired by your HR team. I am very interested to work as a caregiver.

Very sad to hear 😒

This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen. What a comfort to see how all this man's fears were alleviated. I hope one day to be a palliative care nurse and help people to feel so free like this man. I had a fear of death growing up to the point of severe panic disorder and I don't anymore because of palliative and hospice care education and sitting with many people dying. Thank you to all the beautiful angels that are the palliative/hospice care team giving people life during the end of their life, and than you to the wonderful people in palliative care sharing your thoughts and experiences x

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Maybe that was Jesus 💙🙏💙

As usual, the operating controls on the remote are way too complicated for a dementia patient to use.

my dad had colon cancer which lead to lung cancer, now they think its in his liver.god bless anyone suffering and their families

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Thank you for sharing! Great overview :)

Big pharma won't allow it.

Helped alot for some school work i had to do on this group! thanks!

Did Mr. Grellman still involve in dementia community?

Listening to Richard was a WOW moment in my long life, he shared his experience openly and through my tears presented a strategy for "releasing our loved ones into the arms" of professional care. Thorough sharing your journey you will have helped so many.