Retired nurse. I worked with dementia patients. Your doing a great job with him. Dont let anyone tell you otherwise. Hugs and prayers for you. Its alot of work 24/7.
My dad did this until he started refusing to eat. When they start not recognizing hunger refusing to eat is the hardest. Especially as the brain stops knowing how to eat and drink even with helping them. I hate this disease. Hang in there lady❤ You do your best and that's all you can do.
Grandpa's hunger might just be a sense of boredom -- some of us tend to eat when we don't think there's anything else to do. Like with most comfort food eating, we can probably do without it and stick to the nutritious meals Grandpa's scheduled to eat at throughout the day.
OMG 😱!! The feeling of hunger Grandpa feels is all Alzheimer’s/Dementia related. He feels hungry, but he really isn’t. He had just eaten dinner and he felt hungry. Gave him a banana and he feeds it to the dog. That has to be the hardest part of being a caretaker because they’re telling you they are hungry and it’s easy to give in and give them something, but it’s not healthy or good for them. I’m so sorry Danielle, as this has to be the hardest most difficult thing to deal with. Prayers ongoing for you Danielle because being a caregiver doesn’t stop and it’s the hardest to do deal with. Much Love ♥️ and Respect to you my dear.
@@mrsdsalnorcal My Dad had dementia the last 10 years of his life, but he did not have this symptom. We were dealing with just the opposite which was that he wouldn’t eat.
This is Father's Day week. Thank you for not putting this Father in a nursing home; where it is hit or miss that he would be physically safe. Have a good day. Hope you can do at least one nice thing for yourself as your "me time" today (mani pedi or something that you enjoy).
Believe it or not alot of people thinks they should put him in a nursing home and Danielle and Dan both refuse because they know how he would be mistreated in one I mean come on he's not gonna get any better care than what he is getting now Danielle treats him like a king and loves him so much she's from the south where we know how to take care of our loved ones especially when they are old and sick you don't just throw them out into the back yard like trash and she knows this so well ❤❤❤❤
The ones that end up in a nursing home are usually the mean ones and the fighters. It is very easy to work with and many people with this disease are not and the family places them in a nursing home to let us deal with them. Takes a lot of people to care for one person when they're hitting and spitting at you and we know they can't help it, it's how some people car with this disease. A lot of training involved but it's still exhausting taking care of people that are not nice and are mean.
You are doing great, Mrs. D. It is the gut / alzheimer's brain exactly. He would be overweight and sick if you didn't care for him the way that you do. May your week be brighter💖🌞
Grendpa Ed's mind had a rewind of how he was hungry before dinner and is convinced he didn't eat yet. His mind playing tricks. Dementia is a cruel disease. Danielle is using the right techniques to fit Ed as an individual. He is fed, bathed, clothed in clean apparel, cared for with a meticulous schedule. Other people with elders may have a different method. However, anyone else with no experience has no relevant advice!
Danielle your doing great.Sometimes its hard for other people to see the real picture of things.There not in your shoes.Grandpa needs you and you are definitely there for him and what he needs.You have a wonderful day Danielle and keep up the great work.Because it is work.❤😊
I remember my Dad who had Dementia did the same thing only I would find the food wrapped in napkins under my couch cushions.😂 Hope you have a good day today.❤❤❤😊
Ah, yes. 😢Dr. Ed, You and Dan are wonderful. Although, Heartbreaking and after caring for three loved ones with many of the same issues, my heart goes out to you and yours. Love and lots of prayers❣️🙏
Been there with the food issues AND the arguments over not feeding the dog too. So difficult and frustrating. Feel for you, Danielle. I know it's hard for him, but I also know how hard it is for you.
I would be an awful caregiver. I would put my foot down and flat out tell him “NO!” and not let him have anything because he’s just going to waste it or feed it to the dog after you told him not to feed her! 🤬 You are a saint, Danielle. The way he talks to you (not necessarily in this video, but others), I just wouldn’t be able to handle it, especially if it was my father/father in-law.
If you've educated one person, you've succeeded Danielle. Thank you for what you do for Ed. I have a 56yr old non verbal severely autistic brother who always thinks he's hungry. Overeating can be dangerous for anyone no matter their disability. Hope today is a good day Danielle. Cheers from Ontatio, Canada.
When Grandma went in the nursing home they fattened her up. At home she would only eat a can of soup and pick at her other meals. They made shakes up for the residents in between their meals and she looked forward to them. They got her walking more with a walker three times a day plus physical therapy. Her appetite got better and she started to smile more. It was her choice to go in a nursing home when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. She stayed in her own home until she took a couple bad falls.
It would have been much easier to just give in to Dr. Ed’s request. As a caretaker that is looking out for his best interest. You did the right thing. Keep showing us the realness of caring for someone with dementia. Much Respect!
@@mrsdsalnorcal I took care of my mom with dementia ALONE for 5 years…. I know dementia… she always remembered me… Getting her to eat was my problem… she didn’t want to … so it was very hard to make sure she ate… You do it your way … but the people watching listen to him and it hurts to hear him saying he’s hungry… me … not you… I’d put something down for him… if he wanted it good… if he didn’t… I put it in the refrigerator for later…just me… I saw you gave him a banana… reasoning with him is like talking to a child that doesn’t understand… Like I said I took care of my mom ALONE for 5 years… And my story is way harder than you could EVER imagine! I understand you MUST do it your way and I respect that… But the people watching this … feel for grandpa… and explaining he just ate … while he’s …. Pleading for more … is hard on the viewers… Don’t take this as criticism… it’s just how some of US feel.. and I thought it was ok to leave OUR comments … I like how Dan works with him Have a nice life Bye!👋
Danielle, i dint have patience in my normal way of life, i think this parenting thing is very hard on you, but you kept it together beautifully. Amazing human being. ❤
Selective memory - she is educating YOU on the downside of the disease and the fact that he cannot differentiate between being hungry or full despite feeding him a few minutes earlier and you got nothing from it. 0/1😢
Danielle is right, sometimes when you think you're hungry you do actually need a drink but so is Ed right, it's his mind & his stomach so if he feels hungry then he very well might be, a big salad is not much for a man, even with 'some protein' & two big cookies, maybe he needed some new potatoes or some pasta with it or even a slice or two of bread? But having said all that, food does seem to bring Ed comfort & who knows it might help ease his anxiety & that's why he always wants food? Just a thought, i'm not his Carer, Danielle is so she obviously knows more about Ed than i do
I think what a lot of people fail to realize is Danielle knew Ed before his dementia. She know how controlling and set in his ways he was so she HAS to take controll now. Its for his own good. He has a controlling personality and he's not in the position mentally to be in control of anything. Regardless of what he "thinks" he can still control. I worked with people with dementia for over 20 years and its hard but very necessary.
My mother-in-law wants to eat everything regardless how full she is she will still eat more and especially if it's Reese's cups and her cake in the evening she'll eat it and then want more lol it's crazy how they think they're still hungry or even if their bellies are full they still eat more and more at least she does she went from a size 6 to a size 12 within 1 year that she's been with me not eating cake every day that's after dinner but she has breakfast lunch and dinner sometimes after lunch she gets a snack but usually her cake and her other goodies are at night time but she has a little basket that has her peanut butter crackers and little things to snack on throughout the day if she gets hungry lol so I know how you feel😊😊😊
You know, this is unusual compared to most. Some patients you have to make eat. You'd think your body would know, wouldn't you? I get forgetting you eat, but you'd think you'd not feel hungry. I wonder, with the older generation if it's different as they were way more regulated with meals than younger generations. My grandma cooked breakfast, dinner, supper & my grandpa always liked a snack before bed. I don't know how they ate so often & stayed thin. I'd be sick. 😅 But, I wonder if it's more schedule than hunger. He just is used to eating certain times of the day like clockwork so thinks he should be hungry. 🤷♀️ What will nursing homes do with our generation. I eat weird hours and only once a day (yet I'm not thin) 😅 Hope you are well Danielle. Go get that retired husband of yours and go lock yourself away for a few hours OR take a weekend a month off and go to a hotel. You gotta stay safe too You're up all night and then have to be up all day. You may need to do shifts. Take Care/Stay Safe ✌
Ya it’s weird. He looks at the time and thinks huh I haven’t eaten although he likes to eat at five. Sometimes I also think it’s boredom. But the connection for him isnt there unless he eats and realizes he’s not hungry like in this case. The dog got the banana. Haha. Xoxo
There was mention a couple of months ago of you and Dan getting someone to help Ed at your house. Please get someone to come over on a regular basis and do something with him. Get him an RV and park out back. Put a TV and snacks in there. A place to remind him of those days. That extra person could sit in the RV with him and chat and watch a movie with him for 3 hours! He is so bored. Not your fault! Ed needs a change from his couch and TV in the house. Get someone to drive him around everyday.
May Allah blesses you❤ I see your passion as a concerned mother; taking care of him and teaching him with great patience like a child. What you do is being instructed by Islam, bless your warm heart❤.
Danielle, maybe if you held back on the cookies so when he thinks he is hungry, you can give them to him. I appreciate that you are so in control with no anger or frustration in your voice. You've got this!
TROLLS 👿, Listen, hear and stop the madness with your worthless words and advice. Danielle is NOT starving, abusing and needs to speak loudly because Ed can’t hear. He did get a banana and you can see that on the floor. Danielle knows exactly how to handle situations that you trolls just have no clue. Why must Danielle provide proof to the KNOW IT ALL UNKIND PHEW PHEW PHEWS? There you have it!! Danielle, 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
@@helen5711 Yes, nobody is perfect and that does include you and myself. Do you not know by now that Ed cannot hear. His family must speak loudly to Ed, ALL OF THEM however Danielle is the primary caregiver. She certainly does have Ed’s back. Talk the talk, walk the walk! Sad that trolls don’t even know they are trolling. Have a lovely day.
@@Ginseng14 Like l already wrote, l do not communicate with people like you. It’s an honor to be insulted and called stupid by the likes of someone like you! I‘ll not answer you anymore. Silencio!!!
I jusr do not understand. If youre 92 yrs old and youre far from overweight..whats the big health detriment about giving him a snack in between meals thats not always a banana? What am i missing here? Bananas arent that great
wow! You know exactly how to kick someone in the gut. You certainly don’t play a decent fair game! You need to be traded elsewhere, certainly you don’t belong on this team. Let us see how much money you make playing football trolling! Time to pass the ball. Interference at its best.
This part of Danielle I love You are great with Dad It just seems like you pick on Dan sometimes, but I'm sure your a great wife I think Dan is a gentleman, and great son. Seems like he wants a peaceful life with you Danielle ❤
Hunger is not a thought it's a feeling. Have you checked with his doctor or dietician, is he getting the necessary caloric intake for a man? Just asking. I hear you with regards to him wasting food.
She was so indifferent towards him at the beginning and when she started makung miney out of this sweet man she xhangwd behaviour.I think this is hypocritical.She's a cold person so as his sin Mark.
People who tune in here just for entertainment because from the outside looking in one may see humor but the reality is Dementia is a very frustrating disease. Dan handles it with kid gloves and Danielle handles like a Mother would deal with her children, she doesn't pacify Ed because sometimes you need to be FIRM with your communication in cases like this where the person with dementia has poor hearing. Danielle speaks loudly and clearly so ED can hear exactly what Danielle is saying to him. Unless you have provided help to someone with dementia you have ZERO understanding of how this disease effects people. It takes a very special kind of human being to deal with someone who has dementia and even more special when you are living in the same house as that person. Danielle is doing great with Ed and if you disagree then that's your problem not Danielle's. Just think how much worse things could be if they had chosen to put Ed into an assisted living facilty, those places are the WORSE place to go and slowlty die being surrounded by people who have ZERO apathy for you because you are just a patient to them. I'm sure most have heard stories about the abuse that goes on in these facilties and thank GOD for Dan and Danielle taking ED into their home and caring for his every need. Great job Danielle! Now get rid of some of those damn animals! You running a Zoo or a Nursing home? LOL!
Retired nurse. I worked with dementia patients. Your doing a great job with him. Dont let anyone tell you otherwise. Hugs and prayers for you. Its alot of work 24/7.
Ty
Boredom and hunger are closely aligned!
My dad did this until he started refusing to eat. When they start not recognizing hunger refusing to eat is the hardest. Especially as the brain stops knowing how to eat and drink even with helping them. I hate this disease. Hang in there lady❤ You do your best and that's all you can do.
Ugh I bet. I’m sorry.
Yes it's horrible they even get to the point where they can't remember how to sit on the toilet 😢
@@nosolar2023they forget how to chew when you put food in their mouth when you feed them. Worthless disease.
@@ariesfire2690 😢memories 💖
Oh Danielle, you just said. discombobulate ?? I have not heard that for years 😂😂😂
Grandpa's hunger might just be a sense of boredom -- some of us tend to eat when we don't think there's anything else to do. Like with most comfort food eating, we can probably do without it and stick to the nutritious meals Grandpa's scheduled to eat at throughout the day.
Him and Koko must have a deal worked out.
Hehe
OMG 😱!! The feeling of hunger Grandpa feels is all Alzheimer’s/Dementia related. He feels hungry, but he really isn’t. He had just eaten dinner and he felt hungry. Gave him a banana and he feeds it to the dog. That has to be the hardest part of being a caretaker because they’re telling you they are hungry and it’s easy to give in and give them something, but it’s not healthy or good for them. I’m so sorry Danielle, as this has to be the hardest most difficult thing to deal with. Prayers ongoing for you Danielle because being a caregiver doesn’t stop and it’s the hardest to do deal with. Much Love ♥️ and Respect to you my dear.
It sure does get trying at times.
@@mrsdsalnorcal My Dad had dementia the last 10 years of his life, but he did not have this symptom. We were dealing with just the opposite which was that he wouldn’t eat.
@@mrsdsalnorcal I’m sure it does. Just do the best you can and that’s all you can do.
❤❤sad that he forgets he's been fed.
There's a lot of sad things about this disease, this worthless disease.
lol Ed is always hungry!!
This is Father's Day week. Thank you for not putting this Father in a nursing home; where it is hit or miss that he would be physically safe. Have a good day. Hope you can do at least one nice thing for yourself as your "me time" today (mani pedi or something that you enjoy).
Believe it or not alot of people thinks they should put him in a nursing home and Danielle and Dan both refuse because they know how he would be mistreated in one I mean come on he's not gonna get any better care than what he is getting now Danielle treats him like a king and loves him so much she's from the south where we know how to take care of our loved ones especially when they are old and sick you don't just throw them out into the back yard like trash and she knows this so well ❤❤❤❤
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The ones that end up in a nursing home are usually the mean ones and the fighters. It is very easy to work with and many people with this disease are not and the family places them in a nursing home to let us deal with them. Takes a lot of people to care for one person when they're hitting and spitting at you and we know they can't help it, it's how some people car with this disease. A lot of training involved but it's still exhausting taking care of people that are not nice and are mean.
You are doing great, Mrs. D. It is the gut / alzheimer's brain exactly. He would be overweight and sick if you didn't care for him the way that you do. May your week be brighter💖🌞
Yes! Thank you!
The trolls are folk that have missed the bus ❤
Haha
Grendpa Ed's mind had a rewind of how he was hungry before dinner and is convinced he didn't eat yet. His mind playing tricks. Dementia is a cruel disease. Danielle is using the right techniques to fit Ed as an individual. He is fed, bathed, clothed in clean apparel, cared for with a meticulous schedule. Other people with elders may have a different method. However, anyone else with no experience has no relevant advice!
Word! Thanks ❤️
Danielle your doing great.Sometimes its hard for other people to see the real picture of things.There not in your shoes.Grandpa needs you and you are definitely there for him and what he needs.You have a wonderful day Danielle and keep up the great work.Because it is work.❤😊
I remember my Dad who had Dementia did the same thing only I would find the food wrapped in napkins under my couch cushions.😂 Hope you have a good day today.❤❤❤😊
At least he listens to you
😂 I believe u Danielle
danielle you handled this soo good!! you r officially a pro❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯
Awe thanks but I was losing my cool for sure…normal!
Ah, yes. 😢Dr. Ed, You and Dan are wonderful. Although, Heartbreaking and after caring for three loved ones with many of the same issues, my heart goes out to you and yours. Love and lots of prayers❣️🙏
Been there with the food issues AND the arguments over not feeding the dog too. So difficult and frustrating. Feel for you, Danielle. I know it's hard for him, but I also know how hard it is for you.
Danielle, you are doing your very best 💖🥲💖
I do understand what your going through
Yes that's the way it goes ❤
Love and hugs to ya both ❤❤❤❤❤
I’ll take it.
He is always so kind, always saying thank you to Danielle ❤❤❤😘..
I would be an awful caregiver. I would put my foot down and flat out tell him “NO!” and not let him have anything because he’s just going to waste it or feed it to the dog after you told him not to feed her! 🤬 You are a saint, Danielle. The way he talks to you (not necessarily in this video, but others), I just wouldn’t be able to handle it, especially if it was my father/father in-law.
It sure can be difficult at times BUT u to cld do it. I promise u.
@@mrsdsalnorcalI’m now preparing myself since my BF’s diagnosis. I will be his caregiver most likely.
Wow, I didn't realize that happens. Makes sense, though.. sigh
If you've educated one person, you've succeeded Danielle. Thank you for what you do for Ed. I have a 56yr old non verbal severely autistic brother who always thinks he's hungry. Overeating can be dangerous for anyone no matter their disability. Hope today is a good day Danielle. Cheers from Ontatio, Canada.
Awe thanks for sharing carol. Hang in there ❤️
When Grandma went in the nursing home they fattened her up. At home she would only eat a can of soup and pick at her other meals. They made shakes up for the residents in between their meals and she looked forward to them. They got her walking more with a walker three times a day plus physical therapy. Her appetite got better and she started to smile more. It was her choice to go in a nursing home when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. She stayed in her own home until she took a couple bad falls.
Sorry.
Breath deep count to ten Danielle. Next time you're at the store, grab a box of some kind of popsicles. They now have all fruit ones... :)
It would have been much easier to just give in to Dr. Ed’s request. As a caretaker that is looking out for his best interest. You did the right thing. Keep showing us the realness of caring for someone with dementia. Much Respect!
Sometimes it just easier to give a snack.
I would ❤
I wish people wld read and watch the video
@@mrsdsalnorcal , no criticism. I admire what you do. I know you know best and have more knowledge than any of us.
@@mrsdsalnorcal
I took care of my mom with dementia ALONE for 5 years….
I know dementia… she always remembered me…
Getting her to eat was my problem… she didn’t want to … so it was very hard to make sure she ate…
You do it your way … but the people watching listen to him and it hurts to hear him saying he’s hungry…
me … not you… I’d put something down for him… if he wanted it good… if he didn’t… I put it in the refrigerator for later…just me…
I saw you gave him a banana… reasoning with him is like talking to a child that doesn’t understand…
Like I said I took care of my mom ALONE for 5 years…
And my story is way harder than you could EVER imagine!
I understand you MUST do it your way and I respect that…
But the people watching this … feel for grandpa… and explaining he just ate … while he’s …. Pleading for more … is hard on the viewers…
Don’t take this as criticism… it’s just how some of US feel..
and I thought it was ok to leave OUR comments …
I like how Dan works with him
Have a nice life
Bye!👋
You wanna clean it up when he gets sick after gorging?
Between COVID & my ADHD, I’ve gained 45#, I forget I ate & eat some more, wish I had a Danielle reminding me . I get bored, food fills my time.
Food fills a lot of people’s time
Danielle, i dint have patience in my normal way of life, i think this parenting thing is very hard on you, but you kept it together beautifully. Amazing human being. ❤
That's good that you guys stand your ground not giving in whenever Grandpa says he's hungry. Thanks for always sharing! 🤗😍
Our pleasure!
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How frustrating for you Danielle!
What's up family in California if Grandpa's hungry just give him a little snack
She did. And he fed it to the dog. Did you watch and listen to the whole video?
Selective memory - she is educating YOU on the downside of the disease and the fact that he cannot differentiate between being hungry or full despite feeding him a few minutes earlier and you got nothing from it. 0/1😢
@@lulabelle4527No, it’s hard to watch the whole video to the end because it’s too painful to watch
You are a fabulous caregiver Danielle ❤
Danielle is right, sometimes when you think you're hungry you do actually need a drink but so is Ed right, it's his mind & his stomach so if he feels hungry then he very well might be, a big salad is not much for a man, even with 'some protein' & two big cookies, maybe he needed some new potatoes or some pasta with it or even a slice or two of bread? But having said all that, food does seem to bring Ed comfort & who knows it might help ease his anxiety & that's why he always wants food? Just a thought, i'm not his Carer, Danielle is so she obviously knows more about Ed than i do
When Grandpa Ed gave the banana to the dog, he's not hungry. Good job Danielle. ❤️💜❤️
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This can be so emotionally exhausting for you at times Danielle.
You handle your father-in-law well.
It’s not easy.
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❤Good job SAB Gurl!!
Thanks v
I think what a lot of people fail to realize is Danielle knew Ed before his dementia. She know how controlling and set in his ways he was so she HAS to take controll now. Its for his own good. He has a controlling personality and he's not in the position mentally to be in control of anything. Regardless of what he "thinks" he can still control.
I worked with people with dementia for over 20 years and its hard but very necessary.
See... when ya know, ya know! Otherwise, ya just waste food! I learned quick when I was a caregiver.
Exactly.
I know Danielle. It's tough!!! ❤️
My pops Was always Hungry
You are so kind
You cant really tell him hes not hungry. I love you guys bit he always says he wants more food
Good job. A constant challenge
That’s for sure
My mother-in-law wants to eat everything regardless how full she is she will still eat more and especially if it's Reese's cups and her cake in the evening she'll eat it and then want more lol it's crazy how they think they're still hungry or even if their bellies are full they still eat more and more at least she does she went from a size 6 to a size 12 within 1 year that she's been with me not eating cake every day that's after dinner but she has breakfast lunch and dinner sometimes after lunch she gets a snack but usually her cake and her other goodies are at night time but she has a little basket that has her peanut butter crackers and little things to snack on throughout the day if she gets hungry lol so I know how you feel😊😊😊
Darn Dementia....hate that🎯
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So Danielle when will we be seeing “current” videos ? Anyone know how Ed is doing?
Danielle, God bless you! For taking care of your father inlow at your home, and treating him well!!🙏❤️🤗
I believe you Danielle. He's probably just bored. 😢❤
And confused.
Hey Danielle and Ed hope yall have a blessed day love ❤️ yall
Hey there d
Dánielle you are a beautiful human, never forget how amazing you are. 👑❤
Ty🩷
You did the right thing ❤
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You know, this is unusual compared to most.
Some patients you have to make eat.
You'd think your body would know, wouldn't you?
I get forgetting you eat, but you'd think you'd not feel hungry.
I wonder, with the older generation if it's different as they were way more regulated with meals than younger generations.
My grandma cooked breakfast, dinner, supper & my grandpa always liked a snack before bed.
I don't know how they ate so often & stayed thin. I'd be sick. 😅
But, I wonder if it's more schedule than hunger.
He just is used to eating certain times of the day like clockwork so thinks he should be hungry. 🤷♀️
What will nursing homes do with our generation.
I eat weird hours and only once a day (yet I'm not thin) 😅
Hope you are well Danielle.
Go get that retired husband of yours and go lock yourself away for a few hours OR take a weekend a month off and go to a hotel.
You gotta stay safe too
You're up all night and then have to be up all day. You may need to do shifts.
Take Care/Stay Safe ✌
Ya it’s weird. He looks at the time and thinks huh I haven’t eaten although he likes to eat at five. Sometimes I also think it’s boredom. But the connection for him isnt there unless he eats and realizes he’s not hungry like in this case. The dog got the banana. Haha. Xoxo
Lol sooo cute, he really just wants to feed he dog❤️ his friend❤️ like they have a little pack, dogs can do this to us lol we work for them 24/7❤️☺️🐶
Pops got hollow legs some times lol❤ hi Dan❤❤❤❤❤❤
I know what you mean my residents do this daily
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Thank you I thought it was just my mom that forgets they just ate. Can be so frustrating
Nope. Hang tough.
There was mention a couple of months ago of you and Dan getting someone to help Ed at your house. Please get someone to come over on a regular basis and do something with him.
Get him an RV and park out back. Put a TV and snacks in there. A place to remind him of those days. That extra person could sit in the RV with him and chat and watch a movie with him for 3 hours! He is so bored. Not your fault! Ed needs a change from his couch and TV in the house.
Get someone to drive him around everyday.
I guess you’re new here. He goes on many drives with Dan.
@@alisonparker4752get a life
I guess you are new here he would go crazy looking for the keys to the RV & try to drive it. He used to own one at one time.
Alison with one l is back. lol. She can’t stay away. 😂
Alison reported my comments 😂
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✌🏻❤️🙏🏻’s with your heavenly mother my dearest Danielle❣️
Pretty messed up trolls talk crap on here to like come on guys pretty pathetic I get trolls to so I know how they are
Good day beautiful ❤💕
Good morning!
He would argue with a post,he’s just that feisty. Lol
she worries about the dog
There you have it
May Allah blesses you❤ I see your passion as a concerned mother; taking care of him and teaching him with great patience like a child. What you do is being instructed by Islam, bless your warm heart❤.
danielle was sent by god your incredible ❤!!!!
Heyy chica, how are you doing? Sending love your way.❤❤
Hey hey
Maybe fruit🍓🍑
I feel sorry for Grandpa, if he says he is hungry, just give him something.
She did. He just ate a big meal then she gave him a banana when he said he was hungry and he fed it to the dog. Did we watch the same video?
I wouldn't want a banana as often as he gets them either. Maybe that's why he gives it to the dog. Idk..just guessing
Can’t win! Now a banana is no good! This is useless to close minded people.
Give him food.
Are you deaf and are you blind?
No.Same as stuffing a kid to just shut them up. Damn.
Danielle, maybe if you held back on the cookies so when he thinks he is hungry, you can give them to him. I appreciate that you are so in control with no anger or frustration in your voice. You've got this!
Did he end up eating the whole banana? Sounded like he was trying to feed it to the dog...lol
He gave it all to the dog. He wants t hungry 😉
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TROLLS 👿,
Listen, hear and stop the madness with your worthless words and advice.
Danielle is NOT starving, abusing and needs to speak loudly because Ed can’t hear.
He did get a banana and you can see that on the floor.
Danielle knows exactly how to handle situations that you trolls just have no clue.
Why must Danielle provide proof to the KNOW IT ALL UNKIND PHEW PHEW PHEWS?
There you have it!!
Danielle, 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Xoxo Cindy loo
@@helen5711
Yes, nobody is perfect and that does include you and myself. Do you not know by now that Ed cannot hear. His family must speak loudly to Ed, ALL OF THEM however Danielle is the primary caregiver.
She certainly does have Ed’s back.
Talk the talk, walk the walk!
Sad that trolls don’t even know they are trolling.
Have a lovely day.
@@Ginseng14 Like l already wrote, l do not communicate with people like you. It’s an honor to be insulted and called stupid by the likes of someone like you! I‘ll not answer you anymore. Silencio!!!
@@helen5711
You need to Hush your mouth and stop!
I did not recall this is a debate, more like an issue dear, sweet, lovely lady.
@@helen5711
All of which you lack.
Always feels the need to give gave the last word or statement.
Done, over and tired of people like you.
A salad is not that filling. Let Ed eat if he wants.
Are you deaf?
I jusr do not understand. If youre 92 yrs old and youre far from overweight..whats the big health detriment about giving him a snack in between meals thats not always a banana? What am i missing here? Bananas arent that great
If you listened and read u wld know he wasn’t hungry as he fed the banana to the dog 🤦🏻♀️
I don't like the way she screams at him
He's incredibly hard of hearing. It's the only way that he can hear her.
It’s necessary. He can’t hear her. She has to raise her voice so he can hear her.
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Give him another cookie
Haha For all you Trolls 🧌 love it❤
If he says he’s hungry feed him, he’s the reason why you make money 🙄
No u are the reason I make money 🤣
I’m supporting Ed and Dan not you
wow! You know exactly how to kick someone in the gut.
You certainly don’t play a decent fair game!
You need to be traded elsewhere, certainly you don’t belong on this team.
Let us see how much money you make playing football trolling!
Time to pass the ball. Interference at its best.
What meat was with it ? If I only have salad I am always hungry soon after for meat
This part of Danielle I love
You are great with Dad
It just seems like you pick on Dan sometimes, but I'm sure your a great wife
I think Dan is a gentleman, and great son.
Seems like he wants a peaceful life with you Danielle ❤
Put him in a home for one week and see how much food he gets.
Hunger is not a thought it's a feeling. Have you checked with his doctor or dietician, is he getting the necessary caloric intake for a man? Just asking. I hear you with regards to him wasting food.
Maybe he is hungry. Be a little nicer
Maybe you’re deaf why don’t you get your hearing checked out?
She was so indifferent towards him at the beginning and when she started makung miney out of this sweet man she xhangwd behaviour.I think this is hypocritical.She's a cold person so as his sin Mark.
You opened the banana from the wrong end. You should open the banana at the top of the fruit.
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My pops Was always Hungry
People who tune in here just for entertainment because from the outside looking in one may see humor but the reality is Dementia is a very frustrating disease. Dan handles it with kid gloves and Danielle handles like a Mother would deal with her children, she doesn't pacify Ed because sometimes you need to be FIRM with your communication in cases like this where the person with dementia has poor hearing. Danielle speaks loudly and clearly so ED can hear exactly what Danielle is saying to him. Unless you have provided help to someone with dementia you have ZERO understanding of how this disease effects people. It takes a very special kind of human being to deal with someone who has dementia and even more special when you are living in the same house as that person. Danielle is doing great with Ed and if you disagree then that's your problem not Danielle's. Just think how much worse things could be if they had chosen to put Ed into an assisted living facilty, those places are the WORSE place to go and slowlty die being surrounded by people who have ZERO apathy for you because you are just a patient to them. I'm sure most have heard stories about the abuse that goes on in these facilties and thank GOD for Dan and Danielle taking ED into their home and caring for his every need. Great job Danielle! Now get rid of some of those damn animals! You running a Zoo or a Nursing home? LOL!