I'm a nurse working with the elderly and I'm so happy to see Dan and his siblings caring for their parents, Thanks Dan for your patient and to you siblings as well
Much respect. A family with the privilege of SPACE inside and outside and a sibling nearby to share responsibilities is a factor many of us do NOT have. But we do our best to support our parents. Took another day off work myself today to drive my mother to see her specialist. 3.5 hours one way to get to her, another hour to the specialist, Lunch/ socializing, and repeat to home. Left at 6 am and hope to be home before midnight. Pray I’ll be patient and do this with patience and love. This has been our norm for the past 8 years!
@@holdingcopsaccountable6554 LoL, you think you know but you know nothing. If you put a doctor in a nursing home ALL HIS ASSETS GOES TO THE NURSING HOME. You can’t sell their homes and take the money and then put them in a nursing. You can’t take their life savings and just throw them in a nursing home or you will be keeping them yourself. You pay attention and know YOUR business because I know this one. I’m in the business. Lol 😂 should have scrolled on by!
@@victorious1929 what did I say? He was a doctor. His kids are lawyers and highly educated people. Money means nothing and the father means everything to them. Grandpa phone and checkbook is a Marks. Love of family is why he’s home and not a nursing home. Now pay attention to grandpas life story it’s a wonderful one.😊😊😊
Mark and Dan share like the good sons they are. Grandpa is a wonderful man and it’s good they get to be around him a few more years. Patient care is a full time commitment. God bless this family.
His son deserves great praise for copying with his dad's disease. He is doing a wonderful job, but not many can do. Thank goodness he is educating the whole world on this sad disease. God bless you Dan for not placing him in long term care. He looks great. Thanks.
Families are forever. Wonderful to have our loved ones ie, parents with short memory loss still living with their sons & daughters. Without "LOVE" This wouldnt have come full circle. Remember theres beauty all around when theres LOVE at home.. Sending our Love to Grandpa n the family. Keep the Love Goin n Flowin it will ease any hardship along your ways. ❤❤❤
Really??? Dan was able to quit his job because of all the money 💰 he is making from exploiting his father's mental illness on tiktok and TH-cam. My father has dementia as well but I would never exploit my father for $$.
I have just started following this past year I love your videos I'm 71 and was diagnosed with same so I'm hooked now not knowing what's coming my way. Thank you for sharing with the world what challenges both sides have with this D diagnosis. Your Dad is very handsome also Please tell him that coming from a 71 yrs young grandma Much Love
It takes one with a good heart to have enough patience taking care of love ones with dementia most especially your parent. Doc is really blessed to have such wonderful sons and so are their wives. God bless them.
That's an awesome family. It's a cruel disease that my family is well acquainted with. These videos encourage me to keep living inspite of the prospect of this disease may affect me personally. Thanks for sharing. ❤
The best, most helpful information on the internet! Dan, his dad and family have far surpassed any information ever and as a caregiver for 5+ years am beyond grateful for each and every video. It’s real and such an inspiration to all! The medical community would do well to watch every single one of their videos, truly watch them and refer families and caregivers to them because we sure don’t get any help or guidance anywhere else.
This is awesome and this has really brought a lot of awareness, I am learning about Dementia now. Thanks to Dad and son for sharing their experiences. Bless you family.
I absolutely love you all. This has helped me in so many ways. My husband 61 yes old had dementia short term like Ed. This helps me in knowing that it is normal, for a person with dementia, to not remember just a few minutes ago. It helps me to continue with love and patience. God Bless your Dad and your family. Thank you for sharing your journey. ❤
I too from canada loves your dad he's fun despite his dementia May God bless you your family your brother and his family for keeping him in your homes I know it's not easy but you will not regret . Not with strangers in a nursing home
You and your Dad are so special together. Such a loving way to help your Dad. We are learning so much and this will teach others how to be patient, loving and how to help your parents. We need to rely less on nursing home care and I feel you have opened the door for many heartfelt family conversations. I watched my sister decline in a nursing home from Alzheimer’s. Thank you for all you do in the name of love.❤. Many blessings to your dad , wife and your entire family.
This is much appreciated, by watching this videos a voice has been given to caregivers as well as the dermentia patients, I am experiencing similar experiences with my family member , Thank you! From South Africa
I admire this man for taking care of his father. It takes someone special to take care of someone w Dementia. I took care of many being in the home health field
I don't know how the videos popped up for me however I am glad they did .. I appreciate watching the clips ... I am sure not all experiences are like this .. The dad has the short term memory yes .. however I really love how polite he is ..... that is one of the things that sticks out for me 1/his politeness 2/he always wants to help 3/he asks about ex wife ..wants to kow how she is taking care of herself 4/never forgot about his car keys or check book .. One of my friends went through this with her mom and they too did home care .. the sisters took their turn in taking care of her .. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings to your family 🙏🏾
Dan . I praise you for taking care of your Dad . My mother had Dementia . So I know what your going through . God will reward you for what you're doing . God Bless
Ed’s smile and soft laugh shows what a pleasant person he is even with this memory problem. Bless his Sons for caring enough to keep him with his loved-ones. At least two out of six cared enough to step up and make Ed’s last days brighter. This was the way life use to be. The children cared for the parents and took them in in their old age. Children were blessed to be raised in the home with their grandparents watching over them. We didn’t have the lonely teenagers needing someone to talk over their problems with because there was a precious grandparent that knew just when to intervene.
❤ no matter what dad's up to I love and look forward to his responses - even when he repeats himself. The simplicity of his personality is worth emulating.
I love this family. My daddy has Alzheimer’s/Dementia. These videos has helped me so much. I don’t feel so alone. My family loves Grandpa and Dan!!!!❤❤❤
I watch Ed and Dan,,,DAILY!!! Ed, reminds me of my own Grandpa,,,and his very own story,,, a loving ,caring,hatdworking man,his entire life,,dementia got my Pawpaw,,He has since past from his disease!!! Ed SOOO MUCH,reminds me of my granddad!!! And I miss him dearly!! Ed's story really hits home-base with me!!! He is loved by both his personal family!! And TH-camrs,, such as myself...keep rocking it Ed Sallenger!!! Your a star my friend!!❤
Im so glad his son is doing this i lost my dad with damasha three yrs ago i did the same thing his doing i would never put my dad in a home im just greatful for the time i had with my dad he was 90yrs old when he went to be with god rip dad i love u and miss u thank god for whay your son is doing praying for u
You are all inspirations. Beautiful people. My father had dementia and it is a beautiful thing that Dan and the rest of the family is doing. I am watching from Trinidad and Tobago and it brings bach beautiful memories and more to me. Thank you Dan and family. Keep taking care of dad.
I was a nurse for almost 40 years I pray he continues like he is for a long time.but if he continues to live he will forget how to swallow and probably have to have a peg for tube feeding. But I pray he continues to be happy and physically strong. My hats off to you and your brother and family. This can be trying for the whole family
Awe you guys live a few hours from the bay. Your dad is so amazing and your love and care for your dad is so sweet. Such a wonderful family, I love your videos because you guys make everyone feel at home. ❤
Definitely from all over the world! Your dad is lovely. But I can see how much you give to make this work and have to skip for the same reason. You guys ROCK! I wish you all well for the future.
The videos are invaluable when dealing with the diminishing mind. Lived through some of this with parents, and now with a brother. So helpful in maintaining 'patience'!!! Staying calm...helping and repeating, if you don't keep laughing you will cry and that does no one any good. This is such an amazing 'learning' experience and so good that 'Dad's'/Grandpa's' family have invited us in, sharing is caring...and the caring doesn't end with this family, wonderful stuff!
You are so patient with your father, that's a blessing,keep up the good work, my daughter saids she will do the same for, God has bless us with good children,with good morals, love the way you talk to him,be bless.
I've been following y'all for a while now. Grandpa & you two fellows are a true inspiration for those of us on your boat. Also the spouses & grandchildren aree great! ( Hi Danielle) There is no "right way" to do this, and situations change daily. Thanks for affirming this. We're all in this together, huh? Also, your sense of humor is awesome too. Keep on keeping on.
One of the best aspects of Ed and Dan's videos is the growth you seen in Dan as he learns how to help his father. It is beautiful and I feel privileged that they have shared it with me.
Father and son duo they're showing the world what families deal with this is a great help for all those whose family members are living with dementia and for those families that have members that have passed away with dementia and what they went through and we did not have this outlet God bless them they are amazing how they treat their dad is 100% like gold
My mother suffered from dementia. Some days we cried and some days we cried with laughter. We kept her with us, she passed away at my sister's house. I miss her so much. She passed away in 2011 at age 86.
Sadly most people don’t have the funds or space like this family does. They are a doctor and a lawyer so they have a lot of funding. Wish more could do it.
We have no money, and live in a converted Van in 92yo Mum & 94yo Dad's driveway, to help them stay in their home and not go into an Aged Care Prison. IT's not "easy", but goodness, the rewards are priceless! We've cut back on work for awhile because it takes time to help them, but we can go back to work "later".....Dad reckons the reason why people who "go into care" have an average life expectancy of 7 months after they go into Aged Care is because they die of a broken heart for their family putting them there. I agree. You don't need money to do this, just a heart and open eyes to what actually happens to people when they go into the average Aged Care home. These places aren't all bad, of course, but you cannot pay people to care for your family the way you can. This is how Australia used to roll until the 1980's when we first started building Aged Care homes on a large scale. Someone from the family just "moved in" and helped out, or moved Mum/Dad into their home. It's not long term, you know, we know they won't be here forever, but as hard as it can be sometimes, we are enjoying this precious time with them beyond what words can describe.
I am from India my father also had dementia and he passed away at the age of 91.He lived with me and he was same as Sir.Looking at these videos I miss him but it has brought back plenty of memories.Sir will always be in my prayers and thank u very much 🙏
My parents were married for 65 years, i was so lucky to be able to take care of them both ! It effects the whole family ❤❤ i respect you all there is always good and bad days!
God Bless you for what your doing for your Dad. I took care of my Brother for 3years. It's really hard,but you and your Brother are wonderful. God Bless .
Dad has morals and a man that did well. He has every right to be proud of his children. Only aaw Dan and Mark but sounds like he raised 5 that have contribute to this world being a better place. Danielle you are patient and an angel to grandpa-dad.
Dan I love watching you and your dad I've been through it and it's work but it's great to have that caring loving part in your heart I from natomas great job
My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and Dementia on January 3rd ‘23 and this has helped me out a lot with engagement with my mom so I can better communicate with her. Thank you Poppa Mark and Dan.
And let's not forget Danielle. When she married Dan she probably did not know she was signing up for this. But she has risen to the challenge like the wonderful loving and committed person she is.
I'm a nurse working with the elderly and I'm so happy to see Dan and his siblings caring for their parents, Thanks Dan for your patient and to you siblings as well
Much respect. A family with the privilege of SPACE inside and outside and a sibling nearby to share responsibilities is a factor many of us do NOT have. But we do our best to support our parents. Took another day off work myself today to drive my mother to see her specialist. 3.5 hours one way to get to her, another hour to the specialist, Lunch/ socializing, and repeat to home. Left at 6 am and hope to be home before midnight. Pray I’ll be patient and do this with patience and love. This has been our norm for the past 8 years!
Keep doing what you do. God will bless you abundantly.
Thanks for sharing your light.
You got this.
You've got this! Happy that you taking care of mom❤
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The world loves grandpa..he’s precious!
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At least his Son takes care of him and didnt put him in a nursing home.God Bless them both.🙏
Pops was a doctor. These are great videos.
Son wasn’t giving the nursing home all that money when he can just keep his dad himself and keep the money in the family.
@@victorious1929 I don’t think money has anything to do with it. Grandpa was a doctor. His sons are lawyer and smart people. Pay attention.
@@holdingcopsaccountable6554 LoL, you think you know but you know nothing. If you put a doctor in a nursing home ALL HIS ASSETS GOES TO THE NURSING HOME. You can’t sell their homes and take the money and then put them in a nursing. You can’t take their life savings and just throw them in a nursing home or you will be keeping them yourself. You pay attention and know YOUR business because I know this one. I’m in the business. Lol 😂 should have scrolled on by!
@@victorious1929 what did I say? He was a doctor. His kids are lawyers and highly educated people. Money means nothing and the father means everything to them. Grandpa phone and checkbook is a Marks. Love of family is why he’s home and not a nursing home. Now pay attention to grandpas life story it’s a wonderful one.😊😊😊
Mark and Dan share like the good sons they are. Grandpa is a wonderful man and it’s good they get to be around him a few more years. Patient care is a full time commitment. God bless this family.
Dan's wife is wonderful!
I love this man. You can tell he has a good heart ❤️
My husband had dementia and I took care of him here at home until he passed. Bless his son & wife for keeping his dad with him. It is not an easy job.
This made me miss my dad even more. I wish I could hug him one more time.🙏❤️
I watch all their videos & have never been so deeply moved. What an amazing family! ❤
His son deserves great praise for copying with his dad's disease. He is doing a wonderful job, but not many can do. Thank goodness he is educating the whole world on this sad disease. God bless you Dan for not placing him in long term care. He looks great. Thanks.
Families are forever. Wonderful to have our loved ones ie, parents with short memory loss still living with their sons & daughters. Without "LOVE" This wouldnt have come full circle. Remember theres beauty all around when theres LOVE at home.. Sending our Love to Grandpa n the family. Keep the Love Goin n Flowin it will ease any hardship along your ways. ❤❤❤
Sons
Really??? Dan was able to quit his job because of all the money 💰 he is making from exploiting his father's mental illness on tiktok and TH-cam. My father has dementia as well but I would never exploit my father for $$.
@@JohnBGood-ry9wj youre just jealous i guess. stop it
@@JohnBGood-ry9wj youre jealous of dan becoz he's 10x better than you
He is really a special person. A huge Thank you to his family for taking care of him with so much love and patience ❤❤
He deserves everything he's a great man I love him I really do he's such a nice guy 💙
It’s not just the father that attracts attention, his son is amazing too….all of his family!!!
I have just started following this past year I love your videos I'm 71 and was diagnosed with same so I'm hooked now not knowing what's coming my way. Thank you for sharing with the world what challenges both sides have with this D diagnosis. Your Dad is very handsome also Please tell him that coming from a 71 yrs young grandma Much Love
Great Patience ... great Sons !! Great Father !! Great family. ❤🎉
l watch them everyday from China. Its very educative
I love his videos I can relate to his struggle my dad 92 years old with dementia also. God bless him 🙏 ❤️
Look up NooBru it helps the mind .
It takes one with a good heart to have enough patience taking care of love ones with dementia most especially your parent. Doc is really blessed to have such wonderful sons and so are their wives. God bless them.
Your a champion dad n your a great caring family.
Very best wishes n good health n happiness .
From West Australia
That's an awesome family. It's a cruel disease that my family is well acquainted with. These videos encourage me to keep living inspite of the prospect of this disease may affect me personally. Thanks for sharing. ❤
I have been in healthcare for 40yrs.This is a genius idea...it's real.Blessyou and your Family.. Dianne Gaylord
The best, most helpful information on the internet! Dan, his dad and family have far surpassed any information ever and as a caregiver for 5+ years am beyond grateful for each and every video. It’s real and such an inspiration to all! The medical community would do well to watch every single one of their videos, truly watch them and refer families and caregivers to them because we sure don’t get any help or guidance anywhere else.
This is awesome and this has really brought a lot of awareness, I am learning about Dementia now. Thanks to Dad and son for sharing their experiences. Bless you family.
I absolutely love you all. This has helped me in so many ways. My husband 61 yes old had dementia short term like Ed. This helps me in knowing that it is normal, for a person with dementia, to not remember just a few minutes ago. It helps me to continue with love and patience. God Bless your Dad and your family. Thank you for sharing your journey. ❤
I too from canada loves your dad he's fun despite his dementia May God bless you your family your brother and his family for keeping him in your homes I know it's not easy but you will not regret . Not with strangers in a nursing home
Well done mark and Dan keeping your dad with you and safe ❤
You and your Dad are so special together. Such a loving way to help your Dad. We are learning so much and this will teach others how to be patient, loving and how to help your parents. We need to rely less on nursing home care and I feel you have opened the door for many heartfelt family conversations. I watched my sister decline in a nursing home from Alzheimer’s. Thank you for all you do in the name of love.❤. Many blessings to your dad , wife and your entire family.
My mom had dementia and it was not easy. I congratulate you for taking in your dad. There is nothing like family.
This is much appreciated, by watching this videos a voice has been given to caregivers as well as the dermentia patients, I am experiencing similar experiences with my family member , Thank you! From South Africa
I admire this man for taking care of his father. It takes someone special to take care of someone w Dementia. I took care of many being in the home health field
I don't know how the videos popped up for me however I am glad they did .. I appreciate watching the clips ... I am sure not all experiences are like this ..
The dad has the short term memory yes .. however I really love how polite he is ..... that is one of the things that sticks out for me
1/his politeness
2/he always wants to help
3/he asks about ex wife ..wants to kow how she is taking care of herself
4/never forgot about his car keys or check book ..
One of my friends went through this with her mom and they too did home care .. the sisters took their turn in taking care of her ..
Thank you for sharing and continued blessings to your family 🙏🏾
Dan . I praise you for taking care of your Dad . My mother had Dementia . So I know what your going through . God will reward you for what you're doing . God Bless
Ed’s smile and soft laugh shows what a pleasant person he is even with this memory problem. Bless his Sons for caring enough to keep him with his loved-ones. At least two out of six cared enough to step up and make Ed’s last days brighter. This was the way life use to be. The children cared for the parents and took them in in their old age. Children were blessed to be raised in the home with their grandparents watching over them. We didn’t have the lonely teenagers needing someone to talk over their problems with because there was a precious grandparent that knew just when to intervene.
I took my precious Mother in and we were blessed beyond measure having her here. She passed at 96.
So true!!
❤ no matter what dad's up to I love and look forward to his responses - even when he repeats himself. The simplicity of his personality is worth emulating.
I love watching this story, it touches my ❤️ so beautiful.
People adore him because he’s truly a selfless gentleman. He has pride and struggles as he’s always been self reliant. ❤❤
I love this family. My daddy has Alzheimer’s/Dementia. These videos has helped me so much. I don’t feel so alone. My family loves Grandpa and Dan!!!!❤❤❤
I watch Ed and Dan,,,DAILY!!! Ed, reminds me of my own Grandpa,,,and his very own story,,, a loving ,caring,hatdworking man,his entire life,,dementia got my Pawpaw,,He has since past from his disease!!! Ed SOOO MUCH,reminds me of my granddad!!! And I miss him dearly!! Ed's story really hits home-base with me!!! He is loved by both his personal family!! And TH-camrs,, such as myself...keep rocking it Ed Sallenger!!! Your a star my friend!!❤
Im so glad his son is doing this i lost my dad with damasha three yrs ago i did the same thing his doing i would never put my dad in a home im just greatful for the time i had with my dad he was 90yrs old when he went to be with god rip dad i love u and miss u thank god for whay your son is doing praying for u
You are all inspirations. Beautiful people. My father had dementia and it is a beautiful thing that Dan and the rest of the family is doing.
I am watching from Trinidad and Tobago and it brings bach beautiful memories and more to me.
Thank you Dan and family.
Keep taking care of dad.
I was a nurse for almost 40 years I pray he continues like he is for a long time.but if he continues to live he will forget how to swallow and probably have to have a peg for tube feeding. But I pray he continues to be happy and physically strong. My hats off to you and your brother and family. This can be trying for the whole family
It depends on the dementia not all types will go that route .
God how mercy on anyone who is a caretaker for person with dementia
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This Should Be The Way Americans Should Take Care Of Their Parents! 😊❤
I think he is an exemplary son, taking such great care of his Dad! Lots of love in that family. Ed is an all around great guy.
Awe you guys live a few hours from the bay. Your dad is so amazing and your love and care for your dad is so sweet. Such a wonderful family, I love your videos because you guys make everyone feel at home. ❤
Ed is so kind and has a loving heart. Just an inspiration to carry on lovingly.
Thank you for sharing your dad. My dad had this its difficult to go thru, when you get to point they dont recognize you. Thank you for sharing again.
Definitely from all over the world! Your dad is lovely.
But I can see how much you give to make this work and have to skip for the same reason.
You guys ROCK!
I wish you all well for the future.
Falling in love with this man.❤from Australia. Been watching him from day 1 on TH-cam.😊
The videos are invaluable when dealing with the diminishing mind. Lived through some of this with parents, and now with a brother. So helpful in maintaining 'patience'!!! Staying calm...helping and repeating, if you don't keep laughing you will cry and that does no one any good. This is such an amazing 'learning' experience and so good that 'Dad's'/Grandpa's' family have invited us in, sharing is caring...and the caring doesn't end with this family, wonderful stuff!
Dan…. You have no idea how many ppl you help SMILE… just like your dad. Ed… much love and respect to you. Thank you for this!
Such a blessing for you to still have your father around. Such a smart man. He's a beautiful man through and through
You are so patient with your father, that's a blessing,keep up the good work, my daughter saids she will do the same for, God has bless us with good children,with good morals, love the way you talk to him,be bless.
I just admire you for taking care of your father with dementia. I never miss a day without watching you. Keep it.
I've been following y'all for a while now.
Grandpa & you two fellows are a true inspiration for those of us on your boat. Also the spouses & grandchildren aree great! ( Hi Danielle)
There is no "right way" to do this, and situations change daily. Thanks for affirming this. We're all in this together, huh?
Also, your sense of humor is awesome too.
Keep on keeping on.
This family is doing a great job!
One of the best aspects of Ed and Dan's videos is the growth you seen in Dan as he learns how to help his father. It is beautiful and I feel privileged that they have shared it with me.
My favorite watch on TH-cam! It makes me happy and it is very purposeful. Family is the cornerstone
Father and son duo they're showing the world what families deal with this is a great help for all those whose family members are living with dementia and for those families that have members that have passed away with dementia and what they went through and we did not have this outlet God bless them they are amazing how they treat their dad is 100% like gold
We love these Guys..what an amazing life they giving their wonderful dad
My mother suffered from dementia. Some days we cried and some days we cried with laughter. We kept her with us, she passed away at my sister's house. I miss her so much. She passed away in 2011 at age 86.
Great Job Dan, Danielle and Mark for taking care of your dad.. blessings to you all. I love watching you from Nairobi, Kenya.
he appeals to us because he is super cute and we love how you treat your dad with respect and love.
Sadly most people don’t have the funds or space like this family does. They are a doctor and a lawyer so they have a lot of funding. Wish more could do it.
We have no money, and live in a converted Van in 92yo Mum & 94yo Dad's driveway, to help them stay in their home and not go into an Aged Care Prison. IT's not "easy", but goodness, the rewards are priceless! We've cut back on work for awhile because it takes time to help them, but we can go back to work "later".....Dad reckons the reason why people who "go into care" have an average life expectancy of 7 months after they go into Aged Care is because they die of a broken heart for their family putting them there. I agree. You don't need money to do this, just a heart and open eyes to what actually happens to people when they go into the average Aged Care home. These places aren't all bad, of course, but you cannot pay people to care for your family the way you can. This is how Australia used to roll until the 1980's when we first started building Aged Care homes on a large scale. Someone from the family just "moved in" and helped out, or moved Mum/Dad into their home. It's not long term, you know, we know they won't be here forever, but as hard as it can be sometimes, we are enjoying this precious time with them beyond what words can describe.
Yes ,that is most important if kids are healthy and wealthy.Also ,Ed himself is very healthy physically in his 91.
❤a good and humble man, thank you for sharing him with us. May you be blessed for loving and caring for your parent like that. Thank you Sir.
I’m a subscriber and, every day, the first thing I do is looking for they new vídeo! 🌹
May God bless you Dan and your brother Mark and your family for looking after your father. Watching from Australia ❤
I am from India my father also had dementia and he passed away at the age of 91.He lived with me and he was same as Sir.Looking at these videos I miss him but it has brought back plenty of memories.Sir will always be in my prayers and thank u very much 🙏
I wish I had this when my mom was suffering with this horrible disease. You’re a good son.
They're such a great father and son Duo I adore the dad and Dan being a great son born in 1932
My parents were married for 65 years, i was so lucky to be able to take care of them both ! It effects the whole family ❤❤ i respect you all there is always good and bad days!
God Bless you for what your doing for your Dad. I took care of my Brother for 3years. It's really hard,but you and your Brother are wonderful. God Bless .
Hi to Mr. Ed…..enjoy watching your videos every day from Canada 🇨🇦 have the best happy birthday ever 91 yrs young. ❤️❤️❤️
This is heartbreaking. 😢 But the sons seem to be taking care of the dad very well. Thank God!🙏
Sending love and hugs to Grandpa. Watching from Papua New Guinea 💕.
Re-watching some of these clips. Love u so much Grandpa Ed, Dan, Danielle & family - you guys do amazingly well ❤️ ♥️ 💜 💖 💕
Watching from Nigeria, you are good children, doing good for your parents, God bless you all.
From Jamaica I love your dad and his sons your lovely family is aeesome
Dad has morals and a man that did well. He has every right to be proud of his children. Only aaw Dan and Mark but sounds like he raised 5 that have contribute to this world being a better place. Danielle you are patient and an angel to grandpa-dad.
Dan I love watching you and your dad I've been through it and it's work but it's great to have that caring loving part in your heart I from natomas great job
Thank u for standing up for ur dad .Thanku so much so proud of yLl6
How interesting it's the Way you treat your father with this illness. Respect, caring and lots of patience.
Grandpa is just a nice man. Nice to watch ❤Dan and Mark are great sons. God Bless you all
God Bless him and his Brother for taken care of him and sharing!!!
I am from Ethiopia. God bless you and your family.
Watches from Jamaica 🇯🇲. Ed is certainly a sweetheart 👍💞
😢so touching from north Carolina
I love it so much you made it on tv!!! You all deserve it!!! Thank you so much what you do dan and Ed just being him self❤.
Dan and Ed, how neat to see you on this program. I love your videos.
My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and Dementia on January 3rd ‘23 and this has helped me out a lot with engagement with my mom so I can better communicate with her. Thank you Poppa Mark and Dan.
And let's not forget Danielle. When she married Dan she probably did not know she was signing up for this. But she has risen to the challenge like the wonderful loving and committed person she is.
We. Watch from Kentucky
GOD Bless U guys for loving and taking care of your prescios father ❤
Yall are great love this family
We absolutely love Grand Dad. And your family your all great and i envy you guys. Lost my Mom and Dad. Your sharing brings a smile to my face.
I love this TH-cam God bless you all.
Hello grandad edd. Sending love from Liverpool England. Love watching your vids 🙏🏽
Your family has touched me ❤
Love Sir Ed's family from Philippines..
My husband is in the early stages of memory loss.god bless your whole family, and your dad.
I love watching Grandpa and his wonderful family. He is so precious and his family are amazing🙏🙏
❤ love you Grandpa Ed praying for you all the way from South Africa ❤
Oh My God!!!!! Uncle Dan and Grandpa Ed😊😊😊😊, much love to you guys and the entire family❤❤❤❤.
May God's grace continue to prevail🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
So proud of all yall keep showing him love