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One thing you are lucky with is that your mom can still walk. Mine was confined to a wheel chair. Its ok to break down and cry. I did every time i had to leave her. And yes it does rob everyone. You are amazing son my sister and i went through this with our mama. Not to many sons care this much it’s so heart breaking to watch the strongest woman in your family just Dabbing Pug Claus Pugly Christmas Sweater think you for loving your mama so much. When did you start seeing the signs with your mama?

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Joey, you are such a loving son. I know it’s not easy when your mom doesn’t know you. It’s a terrible disease and it’s so hard for the caregiver because all you can do is take care of her and love her. It takes a lot of patience and understanding the illnessgod bless you and your mom. Great son! We all react differently. No one can really know what we do is the best thing.

Looking back at my moms struggle i see things that i wish i had done, but couldn’t…only child, had to work, no help. Wish i could have kept her at home is my biggest regret.  Thank you so much. I really needed to know i’m not the only one that’s feels helpless. This is a horrible disease. The anger, the fear, the sense of hopelessness are not only present in person with dementia but with the primary caregiver as well. I never know what is going to happen from one minute to the next.

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I just hope for and cherish the “good” days with my aunt. My husband of 55 years had dementia . He was bad but not as bad as your mother. Your video was touching. Thank you for sharing. I watched my father die after a long journey with alzheimer’s and my mother with dementia. My dad was diagnosed at the age of 62 and mom starting the slow decline in her 70’s. It is a sad and difficult time for everyone involved.

My heart goes out to you and yours.  It is a very bad disease. My mother was diagnosed 8 years ago. She can no longer carry on conversations. We lost so much when she broke her leg and they had to do surgery. She wont even try to stand now. It has been hard on me but i go and see her because every now and then i catch a spark in her eye that tells me she might not know my name but she remembers that i am someone she knows. I cry through your videos and i thank you for them.

The tears are a release for me as i don’t want to cry in front of her.  I have my mom home in the hospice program i know exactly what you are going through it is a very long and painful process many many tears you greive for the person you knew the conversations you once had i haven’t been able to have a conversation for two years she is there but she is not the stages are exactly what you see in your documentary bless you and your mom treasure every smile and word she says that eventually fades thats whrere Dabbing Pug Claus Pugly Christmas Sweater am now.