12 Minutes in Alzheimer's Dementia simulation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2016
- Northern Life reporter Jonathan Migneault and Northern Life managing editor Mark Gentili tried the Alzheimer’s Society's 12 Minutes in Alzheimer's Dementia simulation.
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Yep, Pyro wasn't kidding when he said this is horrifying. I can't imagine being in a state like that 24/7 but the truly scary thing is, there's no guarantee it won't happen to me or anyone else when we get really old.
yeah, this is no silly gag. its so horrifying
came from pyro as well lol
Same
haha lol i came here from the video too.
well that make it 5 of us
*me feeling the need to state that I came here from a pyrocynical video*
Lol same
My guy
Me 2
yes
Same
i know this is serious but the drum crash that randomly plays is so funny to me
Turns out it's a loop from a song
It’s climbing up the walls by radiohead
The random scream had me dead
they need to do it again, with Everywhere at the end of Time stage 5 playing.
Yes, with a geriatric thing
now THAT would truly be horrifying
caretaker fans try to shut the fuck up challenge (impossible)
@@Coldsteak :/
@@Forcoy hah i got em good
@@Coldsteak lmao true asf
My grandpa puts boxes of stuff in my grandmas car, he asks “when are we moving to the new house” my grandma would drive him around the neighborhoods until he falls asleep, then she would wake him up and tell him “were here” he would get excited and unbox the stuff in his room, at random times in the night he would call out “mom, help me, im stuck in the chair” he also has Parkinson’s so he cant move during the night, his mom died 15-20 years ago, he will also tear up the house when my grandma goes out for lunch, he is looking for “it” apparently, he can’t recognize his wife anymore, he talks to ppl that arent there. This stuff was all normal until about 2 weeks ago, he was found naked in my grandmas front lawn, he was taken to the hospital and is now on hospice, he has 3 and a half month expected, 4 if we are lucky, i wish he was normal again.
I know the pain bud… just know that it comes and it hurts like hell but I promise you, you’ll feel much better when you know that he is forever going to be loved, you’ll have the memories to hold deep within, and just know that when that day comes (if it already has I’m extremely sorry for your loss) you’ll feel much better knowing he isn’t suffering like he was before!!! My grandma has talked about everyone in he 3rd person since her diagnosis and she’s been very rapid. There’s times where she’s told my grandfather that all she wants to do is marry a nice man when she gets out of school. She packed a suit case and told my grandfather that he needed to do the same cause there’s a man in the driveway.
*Oh god pyro why did you lead us here*
1:15 its supremely frustrating. I like that description
I wish this video was longer! You might make another one using both a nursing home environment and another from a home environment. This however is very educational!
pyro in 3 years
u now
0:55 climbing up walls though.
Hell yeah
Yesssss
Most underrated Radiohead song
Post awareness confusions
I feel so bad for my grandma 😥 i hate seeing her like that
Imagine going through this permanently, AND not having free healthcare.
So now I understand "everything at the end of time", thanks.
When she was explaining how they set them up I was like “Holy shit that’s extremely uncomfortable” …its so sad. I’m currently taking care of a dementia patient & I have so much empathy and patience for him. He’s not too verbal but he’ll say little things from time to time and “mhm”. Its like being born again but in an old person’s body. I can’t even imagine how frustrating it is so as someone who cares for a dementia patient I tend to think about if I was in their position because one day I definitely could be. The circle of life
Stopped Pyro's video to come right here and Jesus christ, man..
The fact that pyro brought this video up and I had to look it up shows that this is a hundered times more interesting than that tiktok doctor shit show
why didnt you comment this on the other video its so off topic and unrelated here you look like an idiot
@@womp47 lmao whatchu on about fam?
Sure you're right but I'm not the only one.
Also I didn't just comment "I'm here from pyro's video", I'm just saying that this video is very interesting
@@womp47 “*bing bing bing* retard alert everybody retard alert!”
Pyro: Reviewing Attaway General
Also Pyro: Dementia Le Bad
Thanks Pyro
The "AAAAAAAH" got me.
yaeh I came from pyro's vid
We did this at my job many years ago! It was very eye opening! I will be using this with my nursing assistant course coming up!
I'm scared of being elderly now.....😨
@Rockin Robin Thanks for the reminder lol
@Rockin Robin I don't think every elder gets it
@Rockin Robin not everyone gets it. my great grandma was 93 and she remembered everyone. even called everyone on their birthdays
@Rockin Robin I assume this person is a teenager. Alzheimer will be long gone by the time they're 60-70
So guys we did it
This and other dementia videos are exactly like a bad day with schizophrenia. I have schizophrenia, I find the dementia simulations are much closer than most of the schizophrenia simulations....exactly for seeing people who aren't there and hearing people, 3 or 4 arguing about talking about what you are doing and how foolish and mocking you over the buzzing and loud noises.
The sense of your environment, even close to home feeling unfamiliar and becoming disoriented or out right lost. And fearing asking people for help. And when you start to talk to ask for assistance, nonsense or sounding incoherent is what comes out of your mouth...
ngl, this was the last place I expected to hear a Radiohead song
Damn pyrocynical wasn't lyinh
everywhere at the end of time its just a burning memory
hey those were the drunk goggles we wore in grade school
pyro really spreading more awareness about this than the video itself
@1:01 lol wtf 🤣
Anyways... interesting
I never thought this is where I would end up after watching a Pyrocynical video, but here I am.
whats the video called
Where can I get a copy of the music they use for the head phones? I couldn't read the answer below- very interested as well. Thankyou.
This is the most relevant video I found !
th-cam.com/video/eA7sR3AL9GI/w-d-xo.html
"Climbing Up The Walls" by Radiohead
Would love this to be expanded to different types of diseases. What is it like for toddlers and pets, so we can better understand what they see and how things are perceived. Maybe that will be possible
I can see why some would want to move on wen this part of life comes
Why they listening to radiohead lmao
Golly! Pyro was right, that is terrifying.
I remember doing this exercise when i was a caregiver. My manager asked me to play my metal music for the distracting noise hahahah.
Pyro was right...
well thats scary, need to train now
Lmao the radiohead music
i hope i don't have dementia
i hope i don't have dementia
i hope i don't have dementia
i hope i don't have dementia
i hope i don't have dementia
joke aside this is actually pretty scary
I thought that was John Mullaney
Ever wondered what it is like to have dementia? listen to Radiohead!
Why is everyone saying how pyro brought them here?
Ok but can we see what they were looking at?
I would be like, could you turn this down a little bit, I know it’s a simulation but I don’t wanna actually stimulate hearing loss
Yeah i did come from pyros video, how did you know?
what is goin on now with this story?
why are they listening to radiohead
Was that climbing up the walls by Radiohead
Add macular degeneration and deafness to all of that
I think I'd honestly want to be put out of my misery. Everything you do or say is either incompetent, wrong, or in the case of actually being correct, has an uncertainty to those around you of whether you even meant it. Fuck that.
Omg.. I forgot the first task instantly! 😶😶😶
Hi
Isn't this the plot of Harrison Bergeron?
Man I like Radiohead but that is terrifying. Like a bad trip
Playing Radiohead's Climbing up the walls @1:03 wild..
My grand ma has it and it’s really scaring me and I need someone to help me talk it thru… she just talks to her self and says 1234 1234 and I’m really scared
Maybe you could try thinking of her instead of yourself.
Don’t listen to this person below it’s a horrible thing to see a loved one deteriorate like that and I’m sure there are online resources to talk to others going through it as well. Don’t lose hope
@@mevanw2527 you're right, I was just in a bad mood.
i mean if i was 80 and had dementia i would be hearing Radiohead a lot too
0:58 ain't no fucking way is that climbing up the walls
0:56 thom yorke moment
Pov: *You came here because of Pyro's video*
I guess my factory work is training me for alzheimers😤💪
Lmao that’s rough
Anyone else here from Pyro?
Pyro was right🙃
Shit I’m 20 I been though this on lsd 😂😂😂😂
everyone here from pyro
This is absolutely not what it is like to have dementia. No no no. This may be good training for caregivers, because the symptoms mimic the experiment. But the sensations and tactile feedback are way different for dimentia sufferers. If you want to experience dimentia-brain, then there are certain aspects of LSD that wwill give you pretty accurate brain-fog. The goldfish memory (forgetting about things from 10 seconds ago).
Source on the LSD claim? This sounds like a claim that somebody who's never done LSD would make.
What kind of LSD have you been taking? Bcs while yeah, it does fuck with your brain a bit, your memory remains pretty much untouched. At most it'll mess with your sense of time and make your thoughts bounce around in your skull but I wouldn't go so far as to say it causes "brain fog" or "goldfish memory"
@@house_cocoon I've been microdosing with the occasional moderate dose for 4 years and if anything, it's improved my cognition as well as my emotional stability.
It's not an accurate simulation but it still muddles the senses well enough to approximate some of the effects. I don't think LSD will give you the right kind of brain-fog - you'd have to look at deliriants, a subset of hallucinogenics. As the name suggests, they put you into a delirium, which is much closer to the kind of confusion one experiences on dementia. I deal with deliriums of my own every few weeks, though thankfully they happen at night and I manage to stay in my bed.
@@Naetrox I agree, but deliriants like diphenhydramine (Benadryl) or datura are very different from psychedelics.
This is just absurd...
Where's Biden to showcase a real victim of this?
This was just stupid....
I work at a senior home...this is mandatory
I disagree
Maybe it u that’s stupid
How?
were you expecting funny pictures or something...?