Took care of my grma..too..made me hapi.as she loved me wen i was growing up..gav her baths..cleaned her bed,changed sheets..dry p.j.s.. fed her..til she had a stroke went to nursing home..had 12 kids..,had tb.in her 80s...strong woman frm ky.😮😮 .she could get mean at ted.as she regressed back 2 a child..not much.but had 2 b alert..tried 2 hit me w old phone landline..yea she watched her money too 😊😊😊😊😊😊
you ard so sweet❤❤❤😊😊😊the loving God of heaven our father our God and our loving ❤Jesus CHRIST BLESS❤😊ANF Keep ALL OF YOU. DONT FORGET GOD be BLESSED❤😊❤
My grandma had dementia. I was sitting next to her one day, sadly she was very close to the end at that point. She was completely bedridden, and sadly unable to speak or do anything for herself anymore. Yet the entire time I sat next to her bed she tried to cover me up with her blanket. I like to tell myself that somewhere in the recesses of her mind, she somehow knew that I was her granddaughter.❤︎ I spent a lot of time with my grandparents growing up and Grandma always took such great care of me. She took great care of all of us kids. She also looked a lot like Betty White. She had the same build, hairstyle, big beautiful eyes, and a gorgeous smile. I miss my Grandma and Grandpa so much!
My grandmother passed away in 2020, the last of my grandparents. My maternal grandfather passed from cancer 6 days before I was born. But my maternal grandmother and I were so close that I called her "mom." It is wild, but my maternal grandmother had a facilift back in 1992 and (silicone) breast implants about a year after. The next year, she was diagnosed with Lupus, which silicone implants can cause. She went downhill so fast, and in the end, she went from the KINDEST grandmother I could ever be blessed with, to the opposite. The last memory I have of her before she passed away in 1995 was a letter she wrote me telling me telling that she had to cut me out of her life (for no reason, I was just a child and it was the illness speaking.) My fraternal grandparents were amazing as well. My grandfather played adult league softball from as long as I can remember, and I played softball from 5 yrs old through high school. My grandparents bought a house in the same neighborhood as my parents, so my whole childhood was filled with memories of sleepovers at their house, and long talks with my grandfather, telling me how smart I was and that I needed to go to college and never depend on a man. He always came to my softball games, and I even remember him getting so mad about a "bad call" the ref supposedly made, that he was ejected from the game😂. He passed in 2019. My last surviving grandparent was my fraternal grandmother. She was SOOO BEAUTIFUL! Everyone told her she looked like an Oil Of Olay model because her skin was FLAWLESS (naturally, with no face-lifts or boob jobs like my other grandmother😂.) She was such a gentle, quiet woman, and she loved her grandchildren. She passed in 2020, so we never had a proper funeral for her. So, I am blessed that I spent time with her after my grandfather passed away in 2019. I'll never forget the last words she said to me. She told me, "Oh my, Jill. You look like a movie star." I didn't, but it is a sweet memory. So many of my family members are gone, and we were a small family to begin with. So these lives are so touching. This woman is an angel, taking care of both grandparents, being a grandmother, and having a mother who suffered a stroke. She said there is a special place in heaven for her grandfather, and I know that her special place is up there with him.
@@jillbunny90you are so right about breast implants. They kill so many women. They need to be banned. They cause so many autoimmune diseases. Sad so many beautiful women pass so young because of them.
My grandmother passed away in 2017 she was my light how was her birthday present I was born 4 days before her birthday and she passed away from being diabetic and having dementia but I was the one who she always remembered she always called me by my nickname but didn't remember anyone else may I have a very special bond so I know what you're going through I'm not saying much love and blessings to you and your family❤😇🙏🏽
I am 86 years old. I get Grandma. She's sticking to her right to be her own boss! She talks like her generation. She's wonderful. I love the way you loved her. God bless you. I know you miss her.
That was so funny. Out of all the things that were said that grandma couldn't hear or understand, when she was asked to borrow some money,not only did she hear and understand that clearly, but she quickly and clearly responded to the question several times. Then later she decides to share, but made sure to tell her to give it back. So cute. Much Love 💕
This is better than being in the nursing home and be grouchy with non family members, who wouldn't quite understand her like you would, instead you made funny memories of her in a house. Memories you'll live to remember. Priceless. God bless you.
Tasha..... Thank you for allowing us in your every day Life . Grandma is a ball of fire yet a joy 😂 and Grandpa your just the sweetest .Tasha your truly a blessing!
I'm my 74 year old mothers caretaker and I get up every morning and watch you and your grandmother it is so soothing, satisfying, and hilarious all at the same time. My mother dosent have dementia shes diabetic, and really bad arthritis. Sometimes I when really fun parts come on I show it to my mother and we laugh and laugh. Thank uou Tasha may grandma rest in peace.
You’re so good with her. She’s so lucky to have such a loving granddaughter, so many elderly people are locked away in a home and forgotten about. God bless you and your grandparents ❤
I just lost my Granny who had dementia also. I was her caregiver for the last 3 years. Im lost without her. She was my best friend too. She was 98. RIP grandmas Helen and Lavern!
My Gran passed away a week ago, and she was just as sassy🥰. This filled my heart so much.... grandparents matter!!!!! Everyone watching, who still has their grandparents on earth, Love Them, Honor Them, Cherish Them. It's hard to see them go😔😇
VERY TRUE!!!!!! I Lost my Grandpa September 9th 2010 two days after his Birthday. I Lost his Wife my Grandma January of 2012 to it and I CRIED For Months and STILL DO!!!!!!!!! They Brought me up Sence age 10 on up until I Graduated High School. We Were VERY CLOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*GOD BLESS THEM* ❤ I just found this video. Sweet! 😊 She's got a grandfather that's chilling and a grandmother that's roaming around the house. I wish, my grandparents were around.
Love her cute little outfits. My fiance's mother recently passed at age 90 and she had dementia and Alzheimer's and was bedridden the last two years of her life. Seeing this tiny woman still so vibrant and feisty speaks volumes of how strong she was even for being so tiny and fragile. She was a true fighter 🥊
She told her to leave the dead baby alone at first. She is such a Cutie, with her onerey. I love her and don't even know her. God made wonderful beings, when he made us.
Before I became disabled that was the highlight of my life. I worked as a CNA in nursing homes plus I also worked with hospice. Your grandmother would be my favorite client.
Tasha thank you for being so patient with your grandmother. Being a care taker is hard and I know that first hand. I see you honey and everything you do for your grandmother I know it can be hard at times. Y'all are in our prayers 🙏🏼❣️ I just wanted you to know we see you Queen 👑🥰
@@pamelastates5600 Her Granny can be really hard to handle sometimes. She is set in her ways.. Her Granny gets up on her on. It's the sickness not her granddaughter.. Have you ever been a caregiver?? I have and I still am . I work in home health through the hospital 7 year's and dealing with dementia and Alzheimer's patients is very difficult at times. Don't judge people from what you see on a 2/3 minute video. Thank you and have a great day ❣️
@@sherrieowens9195 @ Hello dear, people NEED TO STOP 🛑 PUTTING THINGS LIKE THIS UP ON THE INTERNET!! SO IF THEY ARE GONNA PUT THINGS UP THEN I GUESS THEY WILL HAVE TO EXPECT TO HEAR THE GOOD ALONG WITH THE BAD. I’m 59 yrs old I may not look it but I sure am . I know what I’m seeing . Hey to each their own tho . Like I said MOST PUT THINGS ON HERE FOR LIKES !! 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦
You are such a wonderful wonderful wonderful granddaughter, my mother that passed away from dementia 2 years ago on Easter morning towards her very last 3 months acted exactly like your grandma remember again I've said it before is the dementia is not her and she does love you Thank you for being there for her
I’m old school. I believe the elders do start to speak with souls of their beloved. My Father shortly before he passed started commenting to me a lot about recent conversations he was having with his brother (deceased brother). For some reason I immediately started telling my Dad how much I loved and appreciated him. I thanked him for the wonderful role he played in all our lives. He said to me “well, thank you Vannessa☺️”. One month later, he passed💖🙏🏽.
That's not just the elderly. My good friend was talking about how his cousin came to see him. I said, "Cousin Barbara passed, Scott." He said, "Oh, she passed? I'm sorry. I forgot." Within the month he was dead. Aids complications. He developed AIDS related dementia. So did his wife. He was 49.
@@Nah.ImCool my lil sister did the same thing before she passed and she was only 40. Definitely those that are about to transition with or without dementia goes thru that process. My sister started speaking to a lot of people that had passed. Rest In Peace to your friend 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@daniecee9250 Absolutely. I agree with you. II don't believe it had anything to do with AIDS related dementia. It was completely end of life stages. I'm sorry for your loss. Grandma Nancy was talking about her mom and dad and folks all in the comments like, "This is making me cry. I know what that means. 🥲" I'm like shush it. She should legit see her folks. Dementia patients do suffer with hallucinations that have nothing to do with impeding death.
You are so patient to take care of your grandparents, your mom, grand baby AND you have dogs. Just one of them is enough! You have your hands full. God bless you.
Her asking who is there when you are asking her to wave …. The fact that she asking “well who is it” let’s me know grandma is still there .. ion blame her waving to a phone 😁😁😁 we understand grandma ❤️❤️❤️
I’m like does granny have dementia or does Tasha’s audience have it? Gee willickers…How many times she had to say that ain’t real money??? Like wth? Great documenting Tasha. As a registered nurse practitioner I appreciate your dedication to the care of your grandma and grandpa. It truly takes a special person to do this consistently and effectively. I especially appreciate seeing the way you keep her verbally engaged. Folks may not realize just how therapeutic that is for persons with dementia. God bless you and your family.
Wow. I have been watching granny and gangstagranny Holla on TH-cam. I am glad to see the aging seniors on you tube and face book staying active thru social media. It's also great to see peopkr like Tasha help shapes the real aspect of dementia. It's also positive to have family members that can facilitate in the social media by engaging with the outside to help the aging with loneliness and TLC. The silence aspect of aging can be a death sentence. I am glad that Tasha engages her granny. I am so happy that you have a caregiver at home and not a nursing home. I always felt guilty that when my mother had a severe stroke at 65, that I was not able to keep her at home. I didn't like that nursing care living arrangement that lasted for almost 8 years.
Here missing grandma. I can watch these all day if i could. Always and still keep me laughing...when im down Hellena make me smile. "Shara...."Larry".....❤❤❤❤
I know Ms Helen has passed, thank you continuing to show her videos! My grandparents & family members on both sides of my families has Dementia & Alzheimer. Your videos are such a big help! Thank you ! 🙏🏼😁👋♥️🙏🏻
God bless you. I’m sorry for your loss. I was my grandma/Ma caretaker who battled Lewy body dementia for 3 years to very end. She passed Dec23,23. I miss her everyday. God bless all who love their grandparents. Love and Blessings💛💛💛🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
It’s so interesting how those with dementia often do not remember those they see daily but will remember someone who’s been passed for 30 years. Bless your heart, you and Grandma 🙏🏾❤️
Yes you are correct I can always remember when my grandmother used to tell me that when you have dementia your mind go back to the beginning of your early life. Once an adult and twice a child
Yea they have better long term memory and no short term memory so things they've been for a while they'll know but usually nothin recent or within the last 10-15 yrs
Can't be "the beginning of your early life." Helen is talking about raising her son's daughter and her daughter Helena. She wasn't a child then. @@delana6871
Mrs. Jackson is a hoot. It's hard to not lose patience with dementia. I have been a private duty nurse for the last 20yrs in south FL. My best advice to you, MAKE HER BELIEVE EVERYTHING IS HER IDEA.
She was too funny in this vid!😂 And your grandfather is so sweet and has such a kind face/smile. I know the patience it takes to be a caregiver for a loved one, and you handle it amazingly! RIP Mrs. Jackson🕊️
God Bless you & your grandma. Reminded me of when my grandparents went through dementia. Cherish the time you have with her. She is a whipper snapper like my grannie. Warms my heart, brings treats to my eyes. ❤
It’s so funny, the person who shows them the most attention, who cares for them are the people they think are their enemy!😮 I love how she says SARA! Should make her a tee shirt with her sisters name and picture!😃
yes ma'am I went through it for 4 years NY grand passed awY at 95 I took care of her alone after my father died do you know my cousin fixed the let's just say God is ugly. she thought I was the enemy and the only one that was there to care for her.
Tasha you are doing a great blessings...I been working with the elderly for 34 years and I know you have a job on your hands...first key is patience and love and care...blessings to you and family ❤
i enjoy this. Reminds me of my great grandmother. May she Sleep in Glory! They get funnier & cuter the older they are. She had me hollerin when she opened her beverage with her money!!! Super precious 💖 😂
I love to see your dedication to your grand parents ...me my sister and i took care of our parent until they died...they had that same illness... I take my hat off to you...blessings are attached to being a caregiver ...peace and happiness after its all over...❤ I thank the lord for the humor he allowed them to have to help us through the tough times.
AMEN 🙌🏾🙏🏽😇 IT DEFINITELY TAKE A STRONG UNDERSTANING, PATIENTS AND MOST OF ALL LOVE ❤️ MAY GODS LOVE SUSTAIN ALL THE CAREGIVERS OF THEIR FAMILY'S ❤️🙏🏽🙌🏾😇
Excellent work. My guess is you'll didn't film them for money or purposely try to aggravate them like this lady is doing. She's doing whatever to comments tell her to do for the sole purpose of entertainment. The attitude of Helen and her sister are not and day.
Tasha don't worry about her clearing her throat often, be encouraged! My friends mom NEVER smoked a day in her life. She definitely developed the same slight cough and clearing her throat at around 81. She's 98 and still clearing her throat walking around telling folk off one minute and loving you dearly the next.
If her grandmother is on lisinopril (a blood pressure medicine) she’s definitely developed that scratchy throat and sensitivity to cool air from it …and it o my happens to BW
She is so cute and funny..I love working with people with Dementia.They brings joy to my day . I have compassion for them because that's the mood they put me in..She seems sharp for her age, and you are doing a wonderful job with her, which is rewarding. God Bless You and your family.
She's a mess. Love seeing grandma. She's so sassy and strong willed. ❤ she's lucky to have y'all taking care of her... even if she doesn't always understand 😂❤
Grandma’s so cute. When you went to put the baby down, she quietly tried to wave your daughter over to give her your phone😂. My grandmother lives with me too. She’ll be 100 in December. She uses a walker to get around. She stopped cooking about 5 years ago and stopped doing laundry, which she loved, earlier this year after a brief illness. God bless you for caring for your grandparents and your mom🙏🏽.
I am an Aquarian also...I been where you are....you can't trust people....Dementia is very hard....my father really gave me a run for the money Girl.....I'm also a caregiver🤲....no she probably don't remember her favorite song...I was always the lady that live down the street to my Dad...I got hit many times...but I knew he did not know what he was doing...he also escaped many times....yes they say things and people believe them...so I believe and understand everything u say....I been there..girl girl girl God Bless you💕❤️🙏🙏🤲
Hello @Denafree15 👋🏾 I loved my Grandma too It's a blessing you have your Grandma so long 😊 Did she see her 100 th Birthday 🎆 WOW talking about a milestone 😊
OUR ELDER LOVE ONES ARE DEEP DOWN INSIDE THE SWEETEST OF THEM ALL,WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY HAVE ,IS OR GOING THROUGH,WE HAVE TO STAY POSITIVE FOR WHATEVER THEY ARE DOING,OR SAYING,BECAUSE WE LOVE THEM,BECAUSE ONE DAY WE,OURSELVES MIGHT BE IN THEIR SAME EXACT WAY,SO I TAKE MY HAT AND GLOVES OFF TO HER BEAUTIFUL(INSIDE AND OUTSIDE) GRAND-DAUGHTER)❤
Bless you granddaughter. My mother was the same way. They tear you down and hurt your feelings quick. Remembering how well she took care of me gave me the patience to take care of her despite what she said. Keep up the good work.
My daughter supervised staff for a ward of dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. Her advice was “meet them where they are” but their children kept trying to bring the patients where to the children’s zone. It just didn’t work. You do a great job. Your memories must sustain you. God bless you. I miss my grandma. ❤️❤️🙏🏽
This came up on my feed. I’m so glad it did. It’s so beautiful to see a Granddaughter taking care of her Grandma. Best video ever!
Took care of my grma..too..made me hapi.as she loved me wen i was growing up..gav her baths..cleaned her bed,changed sheets..dry p.j.s.. fed her..til she had a stroke went to nursing home..had 12 kids..,had tb.in her 80s...strong woman frm ky.😮😮 .she could get mean at ted.as she regressed back 2 a child..not much.but had 2 b alert..tried 2 hit me w old phone landline..yea she watched her money too
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True True
Me too. I needed to see her tonight. She reminds me of my mom.
So sweet😊our loving jesus Christ and our❤😊❤loving father loving God😊 be blessed❤
you ard so sweet❤❤❤😊😊😊the loving God of heaven our father our God and our loving ❤Jesus CHRIST BLESS❤😊ANF Keep ALL OF YOU. DONT FORGET GOD be BLESSED❤😊❤
She wiped her drink off with the money lol she's a trip
That took me out 😂
This was funny to me 😂
Topical black people exspeacially we Jamaican lol.
Ikr😂😂😂
Your Grandma is the definition of “ dynamite comes in small packages”😘
Wiping her bottle off with her money cause someone touched her bottle... that was a riot! What a cutie pie! ❤
Miss Jackson makes me so happy. She makes me laugh and smile. I love that about her.
She was the cutest thing ever… You guys were lucky to have each other!
“Big Daddy” just seems like a wonderful, happy soul.. God Bless him 🤍🙏✝️🕊️
It truly takes a strong person to deal with a person who has dementia. Sending you much love and prayers.
It really does my mom had it really bad toward the end she passed 2wks after her 86th birthday 2yrs this month😢
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I did it for 2 months baby oh Chile I was nothing nice😮
@@VonnieGirl65. 🙏🏼🙏🏼. My dad has it and passed away 6 months after it was diagnosed! Whew ❤❤
She looking for th
My grandma had dementia. I was sitting next to her one day, sadly she was very close to the end at that point. She was completely bedridden, and sadly unable to speak or do anything for herself anymore. Yet the entire time I sat next to her bed she tried to cover me up with her blanket. I like to tell myself that somewhere in the recesses of her mind, she somehow knew that I was her granddaughter.❤︎ I spent a lot of time with my grandparents growing up and Grandma always took such great care of me. She took great care of all of us kids. She also looked a lot like Betty White. She had the same build, hairstyle, big beautiful eyes, and a gorgeous smile. I miss my Grandma and Grandpa so much!
My grandmother passed away in 2020, the last of my grandparents. My maternal grandfather passed from cancer 6 days before I was born. But my maternal grandmother and I were so close that I called her "mom." It is wild, but my maternal grandmother had a facilift back in 1992 and (silicone) breast implants about a year after. The next year, she was diagnosed with Lupus, which silicone implants can cause. She went downhill so fast, and in the end, she went from the KINDEST grandmother I could ever be blessed with, to the opposite. The last memory I have of her before she passed away in 1995 was a letter she wrote me telling me telling that she had to cut me out of her life (for no reason, I was just a child and it was the illness speaking.) My fraternal grandparents were amazing as well. My grandfather played adult league softball from as long as I can remember, and I played softball from 5 yrs old through high school. My grandparents bought a house in the same neighborhood as my parents, so my whole childhood was filled with memories of sleepovers at their house, and long talks with my grandfather, telling me how smart I was and that I needed to go to college and never depend on a man. He always came to my softball games, and I even remember him getting so mad about a "bad call" the ref supposedly made, that he was ejected from the game😂. He passed in 2019. My last surviving grandparent was my fraternal grandmother. She was SOOO BEAUTIFUL! Everyone told her she looked like an Oil Of Olay model because her skin was FLAWLESS (naturally, with no face-lifts or boob jobs like my other grandmother😂.) She was such a gentle, quiet woman, and she loved her grandchildren. She passed in 2020, so we never had a proper funeral for her. So, I am blessed that I spent time with her after my grandfather passed away in 2019. I'll never forget the last words she said to me. She told me, "Oh my, Jill. You look like a movie star." I didn't, but it is a sweet memory. So many of my family members are gone, and we were a small family to begin with. So these lives are so touching. This woman is an angel, taking care of both grandparents, being a grandmother, and having a mother who suffered a stroke. She said there is a special place in heaven for her grandfather, and I know that her special place is up there with him.
@@jillbunny90you are so right about breast implants. They kill so many women. They need to be banned. They cause so many autoimmune diseases. Sad so many beautiful women pass so young because of them.
My grandmother passed away in 2017 she was my light how was her birthday present I was born 4 days before her birthday and she passed away from being diabetic and having dementia but I was the one who she always remembered she always called me by my nickname but didn't remember anyone else may I have a very special bond so I know what you're going through I'm not saying much love and blessings to you and your family❤😇🙏🏽
She Is Such A Strong Lady! She Is BEAUTIFUL!!!❤
Don't advertise her money.
I am 86 years old. I get Grandma. She's sticking to her right to be her own boss! She talks like her generation. She's wonderful. I love the way you loved her. God bless you. I know you miss her.
That doll looks real!
🤣🤣😂No she didn’t clean the top of that water off with that money 💵
After she said she didn’t like nobody touching her stuff😂😂😂😂
Lol that's the part that got me 🤣
I saw that and was like she know she RICH!
I was waiting for this comment! 😂
She opened it with the receipt and money
"How you doing today"?
"What day was I sick"?😂
Love her!
Her dementia is not end stage cause she does answer you sometimes partially correctly. She got so much money she got two wallets.
I'm pretty sure that Tasha understands this illness well at this point and is aware of her grandmother's staging status.
She loves her fake money❤️
@@Powerfulchange712 it’s fake?
@@Powerfulchange712 ????????? Mm mm???????m??B
That was so funny. Out of all the things that were said that grandma couldn't hear or understand, when she was asked to borrow some money,not only did she hear and understand that clearly, but she quickly and clearly responded to the question several times. Then later she decides to share, but made sure to tell her to give it back. So cute. Much Love 💕
Loved grandma with her money. Lol so funny when she says "you no friend of mine"!
This is better than being in the nursing home and be grouchy with non family members, who wouldn't quite understand her like you would, instead you made funny memories of her in a house. Memories you'll live to remember. Priceless. God bless you.
Keep living an prayer is the best thing. Not Funny (FUN)
“Would u stop putting that baby over here!”😩😂 granny said🙅🏾♀️
Lol right she babies other own she
Tasha..... Thank you for allowing us in your every day Life . Grandma is a ball of fire yet a joy 😂 and Grandpa your just the sweetest .Tasha your truly a blessing!
She sure is🫶🏽❤️
What happened to hair arh
RIP Ms Helen...Gone but never Forgotten... You were such a Joy... Thank You So Much Tasha ❤❤❤ For Sharing Her With All Of Us 🙏🙏🙏.
Omg she passed?
Yes a few months ago.
@@rosemarygregg8703
Oh she has died
May God rest her soul
She is now at home with Jesus
May God continue protecting her family
Omg didn't no she pass so very sorry
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I'm my 74 year old mothers caretaker and I get up every morning and watch you and your grandmother it is so soothing, satisfying, and hilarious all at the same time. My mother dosent have dementia shes diabetic, and really bad arthritis. Sometimes I when really fun parts come on I show it to my mother and we laugh and laugh. Thank uou Tasha may grandma rest in peace.
She runs from the baby like they are contagious🤗
When she said “Not this money HELL NAWL” I damn near lost it 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I FELT THAT !!
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Is that real money
You’re so good with her. She’s so lucky to have such a loving granddaughter, so many elderly people are locked away in a home and forgotten about. God bless you and your grandparents ❤
So true.
God bless you for taking care of your grandparents. Honoring them is your gift for a long life. ❤
I just lost my Granny who had dementia also. I was her caregiver for the last 3 years. Im lost without her. She was my best friend too. She was 98. RIP grandmas Helen and Lavern!
She is so funny and beautiful. You are such a saint for taking care of your grandparents.
I love the patience she has and the love. God bless her she's a good granddaughter.
Yes. She is.
Yes,you are great daughter,she needs you and sometimes don't remember you,that's alright
My Gran passed away a week ago, and she was just as sassy🥰. This filled my heart so much.... grandparents matter!!!!! Everyone watching, who still has their grandparents on earth, Love Them, Honor Them, Cherish Them. It's hard to see them go😔😇
Sorry for your loss. I hope that you cherish all the memories forever.
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VERY TRUE!!!!!! I Lost my Grandpa September 9th 2010 two days after his Birthday. I Lost his Wife my Grandma January of 2012 to it and I CRIED For Months and STILL DO!!!!!!!!! They Brought me up Sence age 10 on up until I Graduated High School. We Were VERY CLOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 TOO you and your FAMILY.
I'm sorry for your loss. May God comfort and strengthen you and your family.❤🙏🏾
*GOD BLESS THEM* ❤
I just found this video. Sweet! 😊
She's got a grandfather that's chilling and a grandmother that's roaming around the house. I wish, my grandparents were around.
Love her cute little outfits. My fiance's mother recently passed at age 90 and she had dementia and Alzheimer's and was bedridden the last two years of her life. Seeing this tiny woman still so vibrant and feisty speaks volumes of how strong she was even for being so tiny and fragile. She was a true fighter 🥊
When she asked, "Is it dead?" She hit the nail right on the head! 😮
I knooowww, that was everything!
She told her to leave the dead baby alone at first. She is such a Cutie, with her onerey. I love her and don't even know her. God made wonderful beings, when he made us.
Grandma loves her purses. So do I Grandma Helen.
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Before I became disabled that was the highlight of my life. I worked as a CNA in nursing homes plus I also worked with hospice. Your grandmother would be my favorite client.
My first time seeing her and I just love her already.
Tasha thank you for being so patient with your grandmother. Being a care taker is hard and I know that first hand. I see you honey and everything you do for your grandmother I know it can be hard at times. Y'all are in our prayers 🙏🏼❣️ I just wanted you to know we see you Queen 👑🥰
Amen!!!
We see her MAKING HER GRANNIE UPSET !! STRESSING HER FOR WHAT ?? LIKES !!??? Sad !!!! 😡😡😡🤬
@@pamelastates5600 Her Granny can be really hard to handle sometimes. She is set in her ways.. Her Granny gets up on her on. It's the sickness not her granddaughter.. Have you ever been a caregiver?? I have and I still am . I work in home health through the hospital 7 year's and dealing with dementia and Alzheimer's patients is very difficult at times. Don't judge people from what you see on a 2/3 minute video. Thank you and have a great day ❣️
@@sherrieowens9195 @ Hello dear, people NEED TO STOP 🛑 PUTTING THINGS LIKE THIS UP ON THE INTERNET!! SO IF THEY ARE GONNA PUT THINGS UP THEN I GUESS THEY WILL HAVE TO EXPECT TO HEAR THE GOOD ALONG WITH THE BAD. I’m 59 yrs old I may not look it but I sure am . I know what I’m seeing . Hey to each their own tho . Like I said MOST PUT THINGS ON HERE FOR LIKES !! 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦
@@sherrieowens9195 @ WE ALL CAN AGREE TO DISAGREE. Love&light ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🇨🇦
"You ain't no kin to me"!!!! She so sweet. I wish I woulda been watchin from the beginnin'. 😊
You are such a wonderful wonderful wonderful granddaughter, my mother that passed away from dementia 2 years ago on Easter morning towards her very last 3 months acted exactly like your grandma remember again I've said it before is the dementia is not her and she does love you Thank you for being there for her
I’m old school. I believe the elders do start to speak with souls of their beloved. My Father shortly before he passed started commenting to me a lot about recent conversations he was having with his brother (deceased brother). For some reason I immediately started telling my Dad how much I loved and appreciated him. I thanked him for the wonderful role he played in all our lives. He said to me “well, thank you Vannessa☺️”. One month later, he passed💖🙏🏽.
That's not just the elderly. My good friend was talking about how his cousin came to see him. I said, "Cousin Barbara passed, Scott." He said, "Oh, she passed? I'm sorry. I forgot." Within the month he was dead. Aids complications. He developed AIDS related dementia. So did his wife. He was 49.
@@Nah.ImCool my lil sister did the same thing before she passed and she was only 40. Definitely those that are about to transition with or without dementia goes thru that process. My sister started speaking to a lot of people that had passed. Rest In Peace to your friend 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@daniecee9250 Absolutely. I agree with you. II don't believe it had anything to do with AIDS related dementia. It was completely end of life stages. I'm sorry for your loss.
Grandma Nancy was talking about her mom and dad and folks all in the comments like, "This is making me cry. I know what that means. 🥲" I'm like shush it. She should legit see her folks. Dementia patients do suffer with hallucinations that have nothing to do with impeding death.
@@Nah.ImCool Ty love! Sorry for yours as well 🙏🏽
IM SOOO SORRY FOR UR LOSS.🙏🏼
Grandma is hilarious 😂❤adorable
You are so patient to take care of your grandparents, your mom, grand baby AND you have dogs. Just one of them is enough! You have your hands full. God bless you.
God bless the caretakers of our seniors especially those that care for dementia ❤
This also came up on my feed...am so glad too! She is a treasure..God bless her!
She said not this money hell no😂😂😂
I hollered 😂😂😂😂
😂😂 I hope it’s play play $$
Her asking who is there when you are asking her to wave …. The fact that she asking “well who is it” let’s me know grandma is still there .. ion blame her waving to a phone 😁😁😁 we understand grandma ❤️❤️❤️
Once an adult, twice a child.
So true
😢
It's such a devastating disease. I lost my momma to it. Robs everyone that has it and their family of precious time.
Indeed, Biblical
I work with dementia patients off andxon for 16 years, some become mean and others are sweet, and some are a star like Ms. Jackson.
Oh she's a beautiful grandma I wished I could of had a grandma u take good care of her sweetie and our Lord will take care of you bless u dearly.
I love grandma.. she have me over here cracking up laughing... thank you for sharing her with us... God bless you.
I know me too!
Baby she don't play about her money 🤣😂👊🏻 I love watching her 💕
I’m like does granny have dementia or does Tasha’s audience have it? Gee willickers…How many times she had to say that ain’t real money??? Like wth? Great documenting Tasha. As a registered nurse practitioner I appreciate your dedication to the care of your grandma and grandpa. It truly takes a special person to do this consistently and effectively. I especially appreciate seeing the way you keep her verbally engaged. Folks may not realize just how therapeutic that is for persons with dementia. God bless you and your family.
🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😂🤣
Thank you
Wow. I have been watching granny and gangstagranny Holla on TH-cam.
I am glad to see the aging seniors on you tube and face book staying active thru social media. It's also great to see peopkr like Tasha help shapes the real aspect of dementia. It's also positive to have family members that can facilitate in the social media by engaging with the outside to help the aging with loneliness and TLC. The silence aspect of aging can be a death sentence. I am glad that Tasha engages her granny. I am so happy that you have a caregiver at home and not a nursing home.
I always felt guilty that when my mother had a severe stroke at 65, that I was not able to keep her at home. I didn't like that nursing care living arrangement that lasted for almost 8 years.
Here missing grandma. I can watch these all day if i could. Always and still keep me laughing...when im down Hellena make me smile. "Shara...."Larry".....❤❤❤❤
I know Ms Helen has passed, thank you continuing to show her videos! My grandparents & family members on both sides of my families has Dementia & Alzheimer. Your videos are such a big help! Thank you ! 🙏🏼😁👋♥️🙏🏻
When my grandmother was in dementia all she talked about was her parents as well They say dementia makes them go back to their younger days
This Granddaughter has PATIENCE ITS SO BEAUTIFUL ❤
Opens her drink with dollar bills! She is too cute❤
She is precious.. I enjoy watching her. I wish I had a grandmother to share these memories.
God bless you. I’m sorry for your loss. I was my grandma/Ma caretaker who battled Lewy body dementia for 3 years to very end. She passed Dec23,23. I miss her everyday. God bless all who love their grandparents. Love and Blessings💛💛💛🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
It’s so interesting how those with dementia often do not remember those they see daily but will remember someone who’s been passed for 30 years.
Bless your heart, you and Grandma 🙏🏾❤️
Yes you are correct I can always remember when my grandmother used to tell me that when you have dementia your mind go back to the beginning of your early life. Once an adult and twice a child
Yea they have better long term memory and no short term memory so things they've been for a while they'll know but usually nothin recent or within the last 10-15 yrs
Can't be "the beginning of your early life." Helen is talking about raising her son's daughter and her daughter Helena. She wasn't a child then. @@delana6871
I am an in home health care aide, you are doing great 👍 thank you for letting us into your home and family. 🌌
Mrs. Jackson is a hoot. It's hard to not lose patience with dementia. I have been a private duty nurse for the last 20yrs in south FL. My best advice to you, MAKE HER BELIEVE EVERYTHING IS HER IDEA.
Exactly, been a LPN for 15 years. Use sugar, not salt.
10:33😂😂😂
"You one person I've never seen in my life... that's crazy"😂😂😂
Hello from St. Pete❤
She was too funny in this vid!😂 And your grandfather is so sweet and has such a kind face/smile. I know the patience it takes to be a caregiver for a loved one, and you handle it amazingly! RIP Mrs. Jackson🕊️
God Bless you & your grandma. Reminded me of when my grandparents went through dementia. Cherish the time you have with her. She is a whipper snapper like my grannie. Warms my heart, brings treats to my eyes. ❤
It’s so funny, the person who shows them the most attention, who cares for them are the people they think are their enemy!😮 I love how she says SARA! Should make her a tee shirt with her sisters name and picture!😃
yes ma'am I went through it for 4 years NY grand passed awY at 95 I took care of her alone after my father died do you know my cousin fixed the let's just say God is ugly. she thought I was the enemy and the only one that was there to care for her.
Yes..."Sarah Sarah, come get this fool cause..."
Big Daddy so handsome! You can tell he was fine back in the day!
She had me cthu when she asked if she could watch her baby. When she asked, “is it dead?” I fell out.
😂 the scream I scrumpt 😆
I read this as she said it😂😂😂 That baby ain't moving she ain't no fool😊
I had to go and watch that part over and over. They may be sick show not crazy
She takes care of her husband ❤
WOW. What a blessing. Generations!!
How have i never seen grandma before?!;omg her cuteness 🥰
God bless you for loving and caring for your grandparents
Be sure and take time for you though.
That money does not look fake good job.
Ms Tasha.. I Love your Grandma... She puts a smile on my face like my Nana did... Thank you for the laughs...
I don’t hold babies🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love her!!!
I love this Grandma. I wish mines was still alive. Still having your GMA is a blessing. R.i.h Grandma ❣️I love and miss you so much 💛💛💛💛💛💛
Tasha you are doing a great blessings...I been working with the elderly for 34 years and I know you have a job on your hands...first key is patience and love and care...blessings to you and family ❤
The main caregiver always catches the worst of it. Stay encouraged ❤
When she asked can I have some money granny said "not this money". 😂😂😂😂. I just love her. RIP Mrs. Jackson.
i enjoy this. Reminds me of my great grandmother. May she Sleep in Glory! They get funnier & cuter the older they are. She had me hollerin when she opened her beverage with her money!!! Super precious 💖 😂
When did she pass?
I love to see your dedication to your grand parents ...me my sister and i took care of our parent until they died...they had that same illness... I take my hat off to you...blessings are attached to being a caregiver ...peace and happiness after its all over...❤ I thank the lord for the humor he allowed them to have to help us through the tough times.
It takes a lot of love 💘💘💘 patience understanding, good job beautiful queen. 💯💯💯💓💓💖💓💖💯💯😜🤣🤣✌🏾
AMEN 🙌🏾🙏🏽😇
IT DEFINITELY TAKE A STRONG UNDERSTANING, PATIENTS AND MOST OF ALL LOVE ❤️
MAY GODS LOVE SUSTAIN ALL THE CAREGIVERS OF THEIR FAMILY'S ❤️🙏🏽🙌🏾😇
Excellent work. My guess is you'll didn't film them for money or purposely try to aggravate them like this lady is doing. She's doing whatever to comments tell her to do for the sole purpose of entertainment. The attitude of Helen and her sister are not and day.
Good job 😊
Tasha don't worry about her clearing her throat often, be encouraged! My friends mom NEVER smoked a day in her life. She definitely developed the same slight cough and clearing her throat at around 81. She's 98 and still clearing her throat walking around telling folk off one minute and loving you dearly the next.
My friend grandmother clears her throat constantly...
If her grandmother is on lisinopril (a blood pressure medicine) she’s definitely developed that scratchy throat and sensitivity to cool air from it …and it o my happens to BW
I took care of my Parents until passing. My Father had alheimerzer and it was a job. But I'm glad I did. God bless you young lady, 🥰
Obviously she feels something in her throat
It could be cops many ppl who haven’t smoked got copd
She must have loved money, and she still does. She is set in her ways and she still knows quite a bit.
She is hilarious. They so sassy with family😂
I want to be rich rich to use my money to open my drink lol! Gotta love Gma Helen 🥰
You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your grandma with us.
She is so cute and funny..I love working with people with Dementia.They brings joy to my day . I have compassion for them because that's the mood they put me in..She seems sharp for her age, and you are doing a wonderful job with her, which is rewarding. God Bless You and your family.
Gramma said,”U ain’t no friend of mine”!😂😂😂
She's a mess. Love seeing grandma. She's so sassy and strong willed. ❤ she's lucky to have y'all taking care of her... even if she doesn't always understand 😂❤
That money do not look fake🤣
At all..lol
🌞 Blessings to you Tasha!🙏🏼 You are doing a Great Job taking care of your Family Members!
Thanks for all you do for your grandparents. God bless you 🙏 ❤️ 🙌 😊
Love watching Grandma 😍🥰🙏
She was so entertaining. Would love to see photos of her in her younger years. She was one of a kind.
Savor every minute with your sweet, little grandma. It's a privilege to share this stage of her life with her. ❤️ And your Grandpa is precious ❤️
Big daddy is so cute!
Grandma’s so cute. When you went to put the baby down, she quietly tried to wave your daughter over to give her your phone😂. My grandmother lives with me too. She’ll be 100 in December. She uses a walker to get around. She stopped cooking about 5 years ago and stopped doing laundry, which she loved, earlier this year after a brief illness. God bless you for caring for your grandparents and your mom🙏🏽.
I am an Aquarian also...I been where you are....you can't trust people....Dementia is very hard....my father really gave me a run for the money Girl.....I'm also a caregiver🤲....no she probably don't remember her favorite song...I was always the lady that live down the street to my Dad...I got hit many times...but I knew he did not know what he was doing...he also escaped many times....yes they say things and people believe them...so I believe and understand everything u say....I been there..girl girl girl God Bless you💕❤️🙏🙏🤲
Hello @Denafree15 👋🏾 I loved my Grandma too It's a blessing you have your Grandma so long 😊
Did she see her 100 th Birthday 🎆 WOW talking about a milestone 😊
Hi@@niecythebudgetnista3223 She sure did. She’s 100 and a half now☺️.
@@Denafree15Hello 🥳🥳God is GOOD 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Tell Grandma I said hello and give her a big hug from me 🥰☺️ Wishing her many more 🙏🏾❣️
People are saying rest in peace Mrs. JACKSON IS SHE GONE I AM LOOKING AT A LIVE FEED
she don’t understand the social media. She probably think your crazy and be messing with her when you say wave at the people.
🤣😂 that’s what I thought.
Exactly. This woman. Is tormenting her poor grandma, wtf
Omg get a grip Karen @user-sc6ie7yq4e
I absolutely love your grandma she was a beautiful person 🥰
She said don't be putting that baby by me I ain't watching no baby I got my own babies to watch😂😂😂bless her heart 💓
God Bless you Tasha🙏🏽The patience you display with your Grandma is amazing .Your a good granddaughter.🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️
One would never know what childhood trauma our elders experienced!
That's true.
Especially those most affected by slavery and the traumas that came of it. I hope they don't have to relive those horrors.
OUR ELDER LOVE ONES ARE DEEP DOWN INSIDE THE SWEETEST OF THEM ALL,WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY HAVE ,IS OR GOING THROUGH,WE HAVE TO STAY POSITIVE FOR WHATEVER THEY ARE DOING,OR SAYING,BECAUSE WE LOVE THEM,BECAUSE ONE DAY WE,OURSELVES MIGHT BE IN THEIR SAME EXACT WAY,SO I TAKE MY HAT AND GLOVES OFF TO HER BEAUTIFUL(INSIDE AND OUTSIDE) GRAND-DAUGHTER)❤
I thank it is wonderful that you keep your grandmother at home .May God bless you and keep her as long as you can.
When she wiped that drink w her money napkin I hollerdt 😂😂😂😂😂😂
She is so lovely I wish my grandma’s was still here I never got a chance to meet just one , cherish every memory moment with her 💜💜💜💜💜
Bless you granddaughter. My mother was the same way. They tear you down and hurt your feelings quick. Remembering how well she took care of me gave me the patience to take care of her despite what she said. Keep up the good work.
My daughter supervised staff for a ward of dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. Her advice was “meet them where they are” but their children kept trying to bring the patients where to the children’s zone. It just didn’t work. You do a great job. Your memories must sustain you. God bless you. I miss my grandma. ❤️❤️🙏🏽
You hit the nail on the head and that’s so hard for some families to do. I think it’s about acceptance and letting go.
True. Difficult to accept...hard to let go 😢
Grandma is cute and sassy!!! I wish my mom was here today so I could take care of her🥰
Awwwwwww❤❤❤
Grandma is adorable and cantankerous!
Precious moments. God bless you and your family.