@@dsalnorcal1434 like no other I know. This disease has done and IS doing a number on my own mind and my broken heart. Dan, you give invaluable advice and concrete examples that help my very worn out soul. Keep keeping on. Job well done. 🏆
My Mum had dementia with Lewy Bodies. She would just go away for a few minutes. I never pointed it out I just waited until she came back. Her COPD took her before it became too bad. Nowadays almost 70 I worry.
@@dsalnorcal1434 Indeed it does suck. My mother is in the last stage of dementia. She hasn't known I am her son or my name for over two years. The past year and a half, she's been bedbound, double incontinent and must be spoonfed. Four months ago, hospice gave her one week to live. I am losing my mother, one neuron at a time.
He doesn't seem afraid though so that's good. He just seems confused and a bit anxious about that. There's defiantly a pattern that's going on in his brain.
@@BsTheLadynred I think just in reference of how scared and disoriented he was at first. Dan handled it perfectly. Myself prob wouldn't have.. from lack of experience
What an amazing human being this man is. Taking care of his father, and inviting us into his everyday life, home and family. God bless you and your family
I’ll second that nomination!! Such a sweetie who raised great kids. I take care of my mom who has dementia and it’s emotionally hard work. Dan and family help me prepare and process what’s to come. What I know so far is AZ disease is the Longest Goodbye & heartbreaking. They’ve taught me to find peace & love in each moment because it might be gone the next🕊️✨
Dan, you and Danielle are such a comfort to your BEAUTIFUL dad! 🥹 The disease sucks!! At least he's being very well taken care of by loving, caring, and kind family members. God bless you ALL! ✨️🙏🏾🧡
I'm living this same scenario with my 96yr old Dad, only he still knows who I am but, upon awakening like Ed - my dad is so confused for about 15 minutes then he calms down - He keeps looking for His room in this house that he's owned and lived in since 1970. Every day I can't imagine what a nightmare this must be for him. Frankly, it scares the crap out of me because I could be next - My two Sons are probably freaking out lol. One Day at a Time! Your videos are excellent examples of what life is like and ways to handle the fog for them!
I don't know if anyone has told you lately, but you are doing a wonderful job. Family members who care for loved ones are remarkable. I'm a retired nurse and in my retirement I took care of an elderly man with dementia in his home, come and go. His family didn't value me. He became too confused to safely live on his own. Instead of stepping up they fired me and put him in a facility.😢 💜🫂
I’d love to go back 20 years and tell your dad you were going to take great care of him in his old age. I’m positive he would thank you profusely if he could. Hang in there.
I just adore your dad. He does pretty good for being 92 years old, but I also understand what it's like. Having somebody with dementia. I just lost my father-in-law back in April 1st of this year due to dementia. He live with us for 8 years. Much love to you guys❤
I would not call it extreme agitation. I call it mild-to-moderate. He isn't tearing things up, in a rage. You are an exceptional son to do this for him. Thank you, Danielle's for all your hard work.
I love ❤️ him,my mom had this awful disease..lost her in Dec.of 2023..she was within 3vmos of being 91 years of age. You are doing a wonderful job taking care of your dad.your patience is just amazing to me. God Bless you,your wonderful dad and your amazing family...
My mom had dementia for about 8 years, it is devastating to live through. Momma was so articulate and clever. She simply stopped talking and that went on for years. It’s taken my sister and myself years to recover from losing her this way, she was the best mom ever to us.
Dan, I wish you had been on TH-cam four years earlier, when I was going thru this with my dad. All of the books and videos I watched didn't help me as much as I know your video blog is helping others. It's a case of "I wish I'd known then, what I have learned now" from you! Your crown, Dan, has many jewels! 💎
Ed is amazing. Even while he gets confused and forgetful, he still maintains his composure, his kindness and he still loves his kids.. God bless all of you❤❤❤
Heartbreaking Dan, I guess you go over the past years remembering Ed before this terrible Disease hit. You are my hero. Thank you for sharing, I have learnt SO much from your videos. My husband has been diagnosed with dementia and Vascular Dementia, he is 82 I’m 80. Our 3 kids are Amazing. We sold our Car as no safe for Ray to drive anymore, however I could still drive but if the car was in the garage Ray would ignore his Ban and just carry on “No body tells me when I can or cannot drive” There you have it? Life goes on Love your family Dan, Danielle, ❤❤❤👍👍👍
That is an especially difficult one. 😢 Retired nurse & medic here. I temp/covered in neurology for 12 weeks & the doc I worked with was a LBD specialist. It was the longest, hardest shift of my life! I cried everyday. I wanted to help my patients SOO badly but couldn’t 😢
I'm a care worker and worked in nursing homes for almost a decade. I had care for lots residents in the Nursing home with diferent types of dementia. The residents with Lower Body at times can be very challenging. 😢😢 Is so ,so so sad..😢 Hard for them ,the families ,and the staff trying to kept them safe and comfortable
Dan you will never ever regret these DAYS.BECAUSE YOU ARE BLESSED FOR LIVING YOUR DAD.YOU ARE BEING A LOVING SWEET SON.YOU ARE DOING A WONDERFUL CARING JOB ❤😊
Well done!! It’s so important loved ones know where they are, that they’re safe and that they’re loved. I just handed off my partner to her son. He and his wife will care for her over the next two months while I take a break. Caregivers have make sure that they don’t kill themselves while doing the enormous task of caring for their loved ones. I’ve been doing it for 4 years. I would have it no other way. ❤❤
Took care of my 91 year old dad many years. One day I told him I'm your daughter and he said, my daughter? your not my daughter! I thought he was joking as he did alot. I said, yes I'm your daughter you live here with us. He said, very seriously do you think I don't know my own daughter? I was devastated as I realized he was serious! First time I knew his memory was bad. Living this is not easy! God bless you for stepping up to the plate you will not regret it!❤️
I admire you so much Dan. My grandfather, who took me in when i was a troubled teenager and took care of me and made sure i manage to build a life for myself - has started showing some signs at 86 years of age. He gets frustrated easily and is very hard to get through. I only pray to be as strong as you one day so i can give him the support he needs. You're a true inspiration. Sending my best regards to the Salinger family as an Estonian currently living in the middle of Norway! :)
I lost my grandma to this very same disease, she ended up completely forgetting everyone and everything she once knew so well. With todays ongoing medical advancements and discovers I truly hope and wish one day to see a cure for this ruthless and cruel disease.
Dan, I have been through what your going through with your dad with my father as well. His moods, scares, anxiety and unsureness was exactly like this and it requires baby steps just as your doing. Start at the beginning, a point they can pin point. Then make your way to the present. Patience is the hardest part and repeatedly telling them they are safe. Good job. Enjoy him becuz someday your gonna miss these days once hes gone. Mine died Sept 30th, 2022. I sure miss him and all the silly stuff and our talks. God bless you!!!
Dan you handled that perfectly … you totally nipped it in the bud before it escalated to borderline chaos …I can’t help but think you may need to adapt your game as time goes on but on saying that we all have confidence in you will get through it with flying colours… well done sir 👏🏻
Dan, you have the patience of a saint. Poor grandpa, I don't like when he gets so confused . The look on his face says 1000 words. When he gets in that state of mind, i feel so bad for him because you know he is struggling
I watch these videos every night when I get into bed. Watched them over and over, watching this today has made me cry😢😢 so sad . Lots of love to you all❤❤❤
Danny Boy , you are top shelf ! You are the example of how to take care of a family member. We are cheering and praying your family on every day. God Bless you everyone
Awww I’ve been there and there’s nothing like it when your parent doesn’t recognize you!!! My Dad transitioned age 77 w/Alzheimers and prostate cancer this month 29 years ago. It’s still a Blessing to have had your Dad this long inspite Of God Bless you and your family!! You’re doing an exceptional job Dan!!🙏🏽💙
Dan, you are a blessing to Grandpa. I saw the change in his face when you slowly and clearly explained who you are, who he is, where he lives, that is his room, etc… I see that you love your Dad very much and you calmed him down. God Bless The Salinger Family.
Dan, Super Fantastic......and GREAT Job. You will never ever regret having patience and keeping your DAD safe. Just awesome........ Thank You Dan & Danielle for Sharing with the world. Everybody Wins!
My dad is 83 and thankfully he has all of his faculties (so far). But I see my dad in yours and it makes me stronger knowing what you’re going through with your own pop. I pray I won’t ever have to face what you or your pop are. Father’s day is coming up, and both you and your dad deserve the father of the year awards for all that you do and your father for what he is faced with every day.
Oh no. How terribly sad. Dad, your smile and cheecky laugh Dan brings you with his explanation, dries my tears when I see you so confused. Dan handled this really well. We love you Dad and send huge hugs from New Zealand.
My great uncle is 86 with dementia and he's gotten to the point now that he thinks his daughter is stealing his stuff out of his house. It's sad to see him go through it.
I've said this before but these clips really do help me for some reason. I help look after my father who in a couple of months will be 100. He's physically fine and can still mow the lawn and with guidance do almost everything but the dementia is so difficult and unpredictable. This clip reminds me of a daily episode when in the evening he says "Well I'll be off to my home" and when I guide him to his bedroom he sees his shoes all lined up says oh yes, this is my room and the relief is visible in his face that he knows where he is and doesn't have to walk home. That line of shoes is invaluable.
Dan, you did a good job of calming your father and moving him away from his moments of confusion. May God continue to bless you and strengthen you, your father and family. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is an awful disease!!!😢 Thank God your dad has you and Danielle in his life! Your dad is such a sweet man. He really tries so hard to comprehend and go along with whatever you're explaining to him.🙏🏽
Dan, you're such a great son with your dad. May our Lord continue to give your strength, good health, and more patience to continue to deal with him. God blesses you for that.
Dan handled that situation like a pro.
Excellent de-escalation
Always, and he truly loves his Pop.
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He sure did! ❤
@@lindadavy6641you try handling it and see how well you do
Day after day after day, incredibly sad. Such a worthless disease. Thank you for helping to educate people.
❤️. The disease sucks.
You are a wonderful son Dan to your pop ❤
@@dsalnorcal1434 like no other I know. This disease has done and IS doing a number on my own mind and my broken heart. Dan, you give invaluable advice and concrete examples that help my very worn out soul. Keep keeping on. Job well done. 🏆
My Mum had dementia with Lewy Bodies. She would just go away for a few minutes. I never pointed it out I just waited until she came back. Her COPD took her before it became too bad. Nowadays almost 70 I worry.
@@dsalnorcal1434 Indeed it does suck. My mother is in the last stage of dementia. She hasn't known I am her son or my name for over two years. The past year and a half, she's been bedbound, double incontinent and must be spoonfed. Four months ago, hospice gave her one week to live. I am losing my mother, one neuron at a time.
I can see in Grandpa’s eyes that he is desperately trying to make a connection, trying to figure out what is going on.
Dan is so wonderful on dealing with his Dad, makes my heart melt ❤
Hugs 😢
Aw😢 I can only imagine how scary it must be for him . Thank you Dan and Danielle….I wish all of us parents could have children like you.
He doesn't seem afraid though so that's good. He just seems confused and a bit anxious about that. There's defiantly a pattern that's going on in his brain.
@@BsTheLadynred I think just in reference of how scared and disoriented he was at first. Dan handled it perfectly. Myself prob wouldn't have.. from lack of experience
@@BsTheLadynred it is so interesting how their poor brain operates
@@BsTheLadynredspell check got you.
@@BsTheLadynredunfortunately it isn't a good thing. His dad is still doing pretty good to me.
What an amazing human being this man is. Taking care of his father, and inviting us into his everyday life, home and family. God bless you and your family
I keep remembering a picture we saw when he was a younger man, so handsome and vigorous.
He perked up when he heard Danielle's name. He never seems to forget her.
Always
You’re doing God’s work Dan. Bless you and your dad.
Bless your hearts.
and may God bless his wife Danielle, too.
Dan is so kind and speaks so gently to his dad. Such and sweet thing to watch how Dan calms his father down..
Dr. Ed is a treasure. I nominate him as America's Grandpa!!! Good job reassuring him and calming him down. ❤❤😊😊
I’ll second that nomination!! Such a sweetie who raised great kids. I take care of my mom who has dementia and it’s emotionally hard work. Dan and family help me prepare and process what’s to come. What I know so far is AZ disease is the Longest Goodbye & heartbreaking. They’ve taught me to find peace & love in each moment because it might be gone the next🕊️✨
Me too ,Sarah....do the best we can.@Sarah-Graham575
Count me in😊🙋♀️
Count me in!❤
As a caregiver myself, I learn a lot from this family and I feel honored that they share this experience with us.
Dan, you and Danielle are such a comfort to your BEAUTIFUL dad! 🥹 The disease sucks!! At least he's being very well taken care of by loving, caring, and kind family members. God bless you ALL! ✨️🙏🏾🧡
Dan is not DanYell!!
I'm living this same scenario with my 96yr old Dad, only he still knows who I am but, upon awakening like Ed - my dad is so confused for about 15 minutes then he calms down - He keeps looking for His room in this house that he's owned and lived in since 1970. Every day I can't imagine what a nightmare this must be for him. Frankly, it scares the crap out of me because I could be next - My two Sons are probably freaking out lol. One Day at a Time! Your videos are excellent examples of what life is like and ways to handle the fog for them!
I don't know if anyone has told you lately, but you are doing a wonderful job. Family members who care for loved ones are remarkable. I'm a retired nurse and in my retirement I took care of an elderly man with dementia in his home, come and go. His family didn't value me. He became too confused to safely live on his own. Instead of stepping up they fired me and put him in a facility.😢
💜🫂
I’d love to go back 20 years and tell your dad you were going to take great care of him in his old age. I’m positive he would thank you profusely if he could. Hang in there.
🙏🫂
I hear you. I wonder if Dan or his siblings worry about it being them in the future? Really scary 😨
You're blessed Dan
Your humility, Patience and love towards your dad is on another level ❤🎉
Agreed 💯
It must be so frightening when you open your eyes from a nap expecting to see one room and find yourself in another! You did great Dan!
Absolutely, I can't even imagine.
I just adore your dad. He does pretty good for being 92 years old, but I also understand what it's like. Having somebody with dementia. I just lost my father-in-law back in April 1st of this year due to dementia. He live with us for 8 years. Much love to you guys❤
I would not call it extreme agitation. I call it mild-to-moderate. He isn't tearing things up, in a rage. You are an exceptional son to do this for him. Thank you, Danielle's for all your hard work.
You definitely help him to relax and be calm as he is so disoriented from the alzheimer's. What a fine, caring son and supportive daughter-in-law! 💜
Always a relief when Ed starts smiling!
Your patience is exemplary. You KNOW this too shall pass… and it will never come again.
I love ❤️ him,my mom had this awful disease..lost her in Dec.of 2023..she was within 3vmos of being 91 years of age.
You are doing a wonderful job taking care of your dad.your patience is just amazing to me.
God Bless you,your wonderful dad and your amazing family...
Thanks for sharring
❤🙏
My mom had it too. Horrible disease.
My mom had dementia for about 8 years, it is devastating to live through. Momma was so articulate and clever. She simply stopped talking and that went on for years. It’s taken my sister and myself years to recover from losing her this way, she was the best mom ever to us.
Love you guys. It’s good to see he can be comforted. You do such a good job Dan, for your dad.
Tears fall, again..... Im in awe of both Dad and his son. ❤❤❤❤
Dan, I wish you had been on TH-cam four years earlier, when I was going thru this with my dad. All of the books and videos I watched didn't help me as much as I know your video blog is helping others. It's a case of "I wish I'd known then, what I have learned now" from you! Your crown, Dan, has many jewels! 💎
Ed is so blessed to have you and Danielle. I hope Ed is having a good day today♥️
He is doing well and took a longer walk than usual.
War Eagle, Dr. Ed ❤❤
We should all have a son like Dan. You raised him well.
Ed is amazing. Even while he gets confused and forgetful, he still maintains his composure, his kindness and he still loves his kids.. God bless all of you❤❤❤
Dan you were made to be a speaker. You handle social media and your father very well. 💙
Heartbreaking Dan, I guess you go over the past years remembering Ed before this terrible Disease hit. You are my hero. Thank you for sharing, I have learnt SO much from your videos. My husband has been diagnosed with dementia and Vascular Dementia, he is 82 I’m 80. Our 3 kids are Amazing. We sold our Car as no safe for Ray to drive anymore, however I could still drive but if the car was in the garage Ray would ignore his Ban and just carry on “No body tells me when I can or cannot drive”
There you have it? Life goes on
Love your family Dan, Danielle, ❤❤❤👍👍👍
God bless you Dan. Pop is so lucky to have you 💗
Oh Dan! My heart is with you.
Poor Ed. It’s a tragic disease❤❤❤ love to you all …..Irene from Australia
My mom had Lewy Body dementia. You are doing so well with your dad, this just shows.
That is an especially difficult one. 😢 Retired nurse & medic here. I temp/covered in neurology for 12 weeks & the doc I worked with was a LBD specialist. It was the longest, hardest shift of my life! I cried everyday. I wanted to help my patients SOO badly but couldn’t 😢
My mother had it too - it was very difficult at times
Thanks for sharing Dan, I find this helpful. I could definitely see when he became calm. You’re great. and it’s so cute how he’s always hungry lol
I'm a care worker and worked in nursing homes for almost a decade. I had care for lots residents in the Nursing home with diferent types of dementia. The residents with Lower Body at times can be very challenging. 😢😢
Is so ,so so sad..😢 Hard for them ,the families ,and the staff trying to kept them safe and comfortable
He handled that conversation very well! Go, dad!❤🎉❤
Wow, he seems nervous, anxious…well done.
Dan you will never ever regret these DAYS.BECAUSE YOU ARE BLESSED FOR LIVING YOUR DAD.YOU ARE BEING A LOVING SWEET SON.YOU ARE DOING A WONDERFUL CARING JOB
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Blessings always Make sure your DAD can’t go out that door that walk out door in his room 💯🙏❤️
I admire you and your family so much for working with your father and keeping him with you. ❤
Thank you for being so kind, patient and compassionate to Grandpa❤
I love you all. You make my day better grandpa and Dan ❤
What a lucky dad having a son like you. I’m scared when I get old and my kids abandoning me and just put me in the nursing home. God Bless you more!
You are such a good son Dan. Your father is lucky to have you and your family!
I enjoy watching you caring and taking time to explain things to your dad. That is not an easy task. Thank you for sharing your experience.
What a loving son! Thank you Dan! Ed is so loving as well. You’re teaching us Dan! Thank you sir.
Well done!! It’s so important loved ones know where they are, that they’re safe and that they’re loved. I just handed off my partner to her son. He and his wife will care for her over the next two months while I take a break. Caregivers have make sure that they don’t kill themselves while doing the enormous task of caring for their loved ones. I’ve been doing it for 4 years. I would have it no other way. ❤❤
It’s a great feeling when Dad starts coming back to us ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you Dan for reassuring him over and over again till he smiles....thank you .
You are blessed for looking after Dad instead of taking them to Rest home ✝️🙏❤
You explained it to him so well and so caring ❤
I admire how you handle your dad…..with patience and LOVE!
Took care of my 91 year old dad many years. One day I told him I'm your daughter and he said, my daughter? your not my daughter! I thought he was joking as he did alot. I said, yes I'm your daughter you live here with us. He said, very seriously do you think I don't know my own daughter? I was devastated as I realized he was serious! First time I knew his memory was bad. Living this is not easy! God bless you for stepping up to the plate you will not regret it!❤️
Wonderful, patient interaction between father and son!!! These two are awesome!!!
You can literally see his face changing as it comes back to him.❤
This man is always polite and sweet, even when he feels confused...❤❤❤❤❤❤ And you' re a great son,Dan.
Thanks for being so kind Dan. I'm almost in tears when he said " I'm not lost " God bless you Dan!
Dan ur a good guy. I’ll bet u were one heck of a sought after lawyer. Your Dad is lucky to have you.
Such a good loving, patient son. And Danelle. And pop.
You did a great job, Dan. You were able to calm your dad down. 🤗
I admire you so much Dan. My grandfather, who took me in when i was a troubled teenager and took care of me and made sure i manage to build a life for myself - has started showing some signs at 86 years of age. He gets frustrated easily and is very hard to get through. I only pray to be as strong as you one day so i can give him the support he needs. You're a true inspiration. Sending my best regards to the Salinger family as an Estonian currently living in the middle of Norway! :)
Dan, you are very skilled at comforting Pop when he is “lost.” ❤
What a horrible disease. Your patience is outstanding. Your Dad is a wonderful man, bless you all!
What I adore is the way dad stands up like a school kid to listen and answer his son
God Bless you and Danielle for all that you do in caring for your Dad...🙂
I lost my grandma to this very same disease, she ended up completely forgetting everyone and everything she once knew so well. With todays ongoing medical advancements and discovers I truly hope and wish one day to see a cure for this ruthless and cruel disease.
When my Dad lost his bearings at time's I remember how bad I felt for him. You're Grandpa's Guiding light. God Bless.🙏❤️
Dan, I have been through what your going through with your dad with my father as well. His moods, scares, anxiety and unsureness was exactly like this and it requires baby steps just as your doing. Start at the beginning, a point they can pin point. Then make your way to the present. Patience is the hardest part and repeatedly telling them they are safe. Good job. Enjoy him becuz someday your gonna miss these days once hes gone. Mine died Sept 30th, 2022. I sure miss him and all the silly stuff and our talks. God bless you!!!
My Aunt was like that too. So sad but he is so sweet, glad he came out of it. Love your dad thank you for sharing him with us,
Dan you handled that perfectly … you totally nipped it in the bud before it escalated to borderline chaos …I can’t help but think you may need to adapt your game as time goes on but on saying that we all have confidence in you will get through it with flying colours… well done sir 👏🏻
So glad grandpa has a caring son like Dan ❤❤
I just love grandpa. It breaks my heart when he gets so confused. You’re doing great Dan
Dan, you have the patience of a saint. Poor grandpa, I don't like when he gets so confused . The look on his face says 1000 words. When he gets in that state of mind, i feel so bad for him because you know he is struggling
I watch these videos every night when I get into bed. Watched them over and over, watching this today has made me cry😢😢 so sad . Lots of love to you all❤❤❤
Typical anxiety of a Human Being .
About his possessions. 😊
My heart is sore Dan. You are a true angel. Your dad's a darlin too. I cannot speak. 🙏
Danny Boy , you are top shelf ! You are the example of how to take care of a family member. We are cheering and praying your family on every day. God Bless you everyone
You can definitely see the moment he calms down. A smile appears and he seems at ease.
Awww I’ve been there and there’s nothing like it when your parent doesn’t recognize you!!! My Dad transitioned age 77 w/Alzheimers and prostate cancer this month 29 years ago. It’s still a Blessing to have had your Dad this long inspite Of God Bless you and your family!! You’re doing an exceptional job Dan!!🙏🏽💙
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Dan, you are a blessing to Grandpa. I saw the change in his face when you slowly and clearly explained who you are, who he is, where he lives, that is his room, etc… I see that you love your Dad very much and you calmed him down. God Bless The Salinger Family.
Dan, Super Fantastic......and GREAT Job. You will never ever regret having patience and keeping your DAD safe. Just awesome........ Thank You Dan & Danielle for Sharing with the world. Everybody Wins!
My dad is 83 and thankfully he has all of his faculties (so far). But I see my dad in yours and it makes me stronger knowing what you’re going through with your own pop. I pray I won’t ever have to face what you or your pop are. Father’s day is coming up, and both you and your dad deserve the father of the year awards for all that you do and your father for what he is faced with every day.
I hope you never have to experience this. Happy Father’s Day to you and your Dad.
Thank you so much. Keep on doing what you’re doing and happy (early) Father’s Day to both of you.
Oh no. How terribly sad. Dad, your smile and cheecky laugh Dan brings you with his explanation, dries my tears when I see you so confused. Dan handled this really well. We love you Dad and send huge hugs from New Zealand.
You are an amazing son….it’s what we as children are to do for our parents although, not easy. Bless your heart!
Dan you are Great at calming your Pa ❣️ GOD BLESS YOU and Your whole Family ❤
Wow, Dan, that was an amazing redirect❤
Bless his heart ,and Dan you are such an awesome caretaker ,speaks highly of your heart ❤
My great uncle is 86 with dementia and he's gotten to the point now that he thinks his daughter is stealing his stuff out of his house. It's sad to see him go through it.
Great job Dan!
He has a good appetite. I love this guy ❤ humble and old school respect
Best calming son , just beautiful to see.
Dan, you have come a long way. Your patience, love, compassion, and calming voice are appreciated. Keep it going!!!
There is a learning curve for sure.
I love watching you explain to your pop who you are and comforting him. You're a good son. God bless you and your dad.
Aw😢 terribly confusing to pops…every time, Dan and Daniel, Bless you for doing the Bast care ever 🙏🏻for pops❤
I've said this before but these clips really do help me for some reason. I help look after my father who in a couple of months will be 100. He's physically fine and can still mow the lawn and with guidance do almost everything but the dementia is so difficult and unpredictable. This clip reminds me of a daily episode when in the evening he says "Well I'll be off to my home" and when I guide him to his bedroom he sees his shoes all lined up says oh yes, this is my room and the relief is visible in his face that he knows where he is and doesn't have to walk home. That line of shoes is invaluable.
Dan, you did a good job of calming your father and moving him away from his moments of confusion. May God continue to bless you and strengthen you, your father and family.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Bless you for taking him in and being the caregiver.
I love how make sure he keeps his dignity. You are a model Son
Just heart breaking, memory loss, dementia, scariest disease. Bless them all. ❤
Dan is a patient son and he loves his Dad look how calm he talk to His Dad to let him understand what he forgets 🙏🏿🙏🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿♥️♥️♥️♥️
You are so patient with him. The angels fly behind you.
Sweet Dr. Ed. Bless his kind heart. Thank you Dan.
So Sad must be scary to not know your life. God Bless Him.
This is an awful disease!!!😢 Thank God your dad has you and Danielle in his life! Your dad is such a sweet man. He really tries so hard to comprehend and go along with whatever you're explaining to him.🙏🏽
Love to watch this. This is a son to be proud of.
Dan, you're such a great son with your dad. May our Lord continue to give your strength, good health, and more patience to continue to deal with him. God blesses you for that.
Thanks for the kind words