Making videos is not my day job, but one I made about my dad resonated with quite a few people. It makes me happy to make someone’s day better. In my free time I rescue old or beat up leather purses and give them new life by rehabbing them and then painting them with unique designs and paintings.
I got a dog from the pound too and I swear I got a cat instead 😂😂😂 a very big cat. Your puppy is adorable 🥰 sounds a lot like mine. I have no idea what my dog is 😂😂😂
I should have seen this clip much earlier so that I would better understand what my parents were going through. CHRIST I wish I knew better, I thought at the time that my father was simply against me - I admit I'm not the son to be proud of in my childhood, teens and earlier life, etc. Private schools, two near new cars, mountains of toys when I was a child and I simply didn't appreciate them. Mum was somewhat protective of me and somewhat later Dad and I finally became close (after Mum passed away at a young age, just 60). I seriously curse myself for being such an idiot, still, at least Dad and I "kind of" became closer after that. I began to improve but I still think it was too little too late. I believe Mum has forgiven me for everything I did wrong, I HOPE Dad has done the same, I can only hope. They're together now and in the end that's all Dad wanted.Whoever reads this, THINK AND UNDETRSTAND WHAT YOUR PARENTS MAY DO FOR YOU. CARE FOR THEM IF THEY NEED YOU. I can't think of anything else at the moment so take care and all the best.
I should be so lucky when my time comes. A home to live in, and obviously a lot of care. He looks ready to go out to town. Calm, relaxed,and with his best friend. Under the circumstances, it doesn't get any better.
There were people in nursing homes who were almost catatonic. When they played the music of their era to them, they became wide awake and interactive. BTW, symptoms of alzheimers and dementia has been linked to undiagnosed urinary tract infections(the elderly don't have the usual symptoms of urge to urinate, etc, so it's insidious and that's why it can go undiagnosed) and diabetes.
This is the proffesion I chose, I do all can to give them the best quality of life and help preserve what is still there, it changes daily sometimes, unfortunately its the type of profession you know your going to get your heart ripped out. Anyone that dislikes this I feel very sorry for them, they are a very empty person
That was a beautiful story among the love unconditional that I fell on munconditional that our fellow animals can give us a beautiful story for you to document
Thumbs up for the beauty in the interaction between man and his friend who will never judge him.Comment at the end was so true.time and health are the most precious commodities we will ever have.
My mother died with Alzheimer's about 23 years ago. This is sweet to see. The last maybe 6 months of Mother's life, she didn't talk. It is so hard to see someone you loved and admired just fragment apart. I still miss her, of course, and my dad, too.
Thusly proving, dogs are nothing corporeal, everything ethereal. I was in the army when the tower attack occurred. Deployed to Afghanistan/Pakistan, farmed out to 5th Group for assistance in FOB security. Things that are horrible in nature, ie the nature of who you’re referring to, softening of the empty feeling when exposed to the devil’s dreams. But this video brings me to tears every damn time I see it.
While I realize this video is quite old, I'm seeing it for the very first time. It touched my heart so lovingly. My mother had Alzheimer's and my dad was her caretaker up until he developed dementia. My mom didn't know me for the last 2 years of her life, but dad always knew me. I have 2 brothers ( actually it's now only 1 because my older brother died of Covid after 6 weeks in ICU). The 3 of us visited our parents frequently; sometimes all 3 of us would be visiting at the same time. I noticed how different my dad was when the 3 of us were around. He was totally lucid, non-repetitive in his speech and really no signs of memory problems. It's amazing to see the disease virtually disappear, but unfortunately it always returns.
My darling Toy poodle didn't make her 1st noise until she was nearly 9 months old! She is 7 years old now, and if she does bark, I pay serious attention because she is reporting to me something VERY SERIOUS is wrong!!
My father had Alzheimer’s I actually started to watch this because of the dog and instantly it took me back to my dad whom I miss everyday big hugs for your dad and your dog
My dad passed away from congestive heart failure a little over a year ago. He had his mind to the end, but his body failed him and there were so many things he could no longer do. He spent a great deal of time at home with my dog, a Pomeranian named Sparky (see my profile picture). When Dad would go somewhere with my Mom, Dad would always say to me “You take care of my buddy.” Sparky also passed away from congestive heart failure two days short of four months after Dad. I miss them both terribly, but it gives me comfort to know they’re together again.
