FULL DOCUMENTARY: More Than Me, a story of growing up and growing old by comedian Jim Breuer 

I used to be a cna.

Also my husband has had a stroke...

For 90 days I cared for my father after he was diagnosed with Stage 4 Prostate cancer. I held him in my arms until the Sun came up. We called an ambulance and I never saw him again nor did I get to say goodbye. He was my best friend as well as my hero and I was too much of a coward to stay with him until he went. Listening to your story of how it felt, along with how you went about it was cathartic for me... God bless you, Jim. Hoping to see you in Ocala here in a few weeks.

I was my grandmother’s full time live-in caregiver from when she was 85 to 90 years old. And then again for the last 5 months of her life when the Covid lockdowns began, but that time she came to live with me at my house. I doted on her 24/7, we watched her fave shows & I cooked her fave foods. She ultimately passed peacefully at my house with me cuddled right up beside her. She was 97 and a half! While her memory wasn’t so hot she kept her vision, her hearing, her ability to walk and all her teeth (she was very proud of that last one! 😆) up to the end of her long wonderful life. She was the closest thing I had to a mother. It’s been over 2 years since she passed and I still have a hard time talking about her without crying. I’m crying just typing this. 🙏 While being her caregiver was the hardest thing I’ve ever done it’s also the most rewarding thing I’ve ever done. One thing about my grandmother that’s interesting is that her dementia (short term memory affected only) it made her a much more fun and lighthearted person to be around. Her inner comedian came out, so for my family her dementia was actually a blessing in disguise. It allowed her to let go of her worries. It made her a happier person. Man was she funny, so thankful I got to know that side of her that had been hiding all those years 💜 She was a mother to 4 kids and me her sole grandchild.

I took care of my grandma and grandpa when they were on their last years. at 17-18 I was hospice for my grandparents

I said that every moment. 93 at home

So true.

Amen to that. 💜🙏

Quite right.

Nobody honors their anything, anymore

Yes he is! And i hope more young men see this kind of stuff, god knows we need more men like jim.

I’m right there with you, brought me right back when I lost my father and I was thinking what a great son Jim is to his father.

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God Bless You - Your mom is a lucky woman!

Thank you 🤗

May God bless you ! 🙏

God bless you. ❤

Hang in there Keith! ☝️🥴👍

Cheers Keith! You got this. Eat as healthy as you can, no processed garbage if possible. & The less, & I can't stress this enough less drugs you consume. The better off you'll be. We've been brainwashed to believe different but, our bodies can heal anything, unless we hamper it with toxins. If it wasn't the case humans wouldn't of made it until now. Now every year there's more sick people than the last year. Many great books I can recommend that will change outlooks on everything.. I've studied health and nutrition for years, & watched my parents and grandparents all suffer the same fate, with 1 common denominator.. piles of drugs & "treatment".. if it makes all your hair fall out it's not medicine, it's poison. Chemo and radiation MULTIPLIES cancer cells, it's all in the research that I can share. Anyway.. George wiseman is a 65 year old inventor, who is an incredible human. The machine he's made is literally reversing his aging. It's called aquacure. Sounds like a gimmick, but it's really not. His hair is going from white back to grey. He didn't even patten it offers it so you can actually build it yourself. Unheard of. Did the same with tech to get way better gas mileage etc. Charged 4 dollars to teach it to people. This is the stuff no one talks about and you'll never hear about. Bc it actually helps. No money in healthy people is how big pharma sees it. I don't have an affiliation with him, just captivated with him & his technology. Grew up with no electricity or running water. Fixed everything. There's many more "serious" interviews but since you're on Jim's channel.. this one is on a comedians channel. Give it a listen and you'll certainly get a kick out of it and be blown away. Might even change your life. I'm going try & build one at some point. His one website is eagle-research.com Has a lot of great information on there, I'm still learning. Thought I'd share. Sorry for long comment. Stay positive 😊 open.spotify.com/episode/2vVFmtRtDKk1UYXz6l6VBZ?si=4r2bgEduSU-dyfOIIZljiw&

I’m 34 and a father of 3,pro am surfer,traveling most of my adolescent years partying and surfing and still do but not so much party anymore lol but I have always felt indestructible and yeah sometimes still do BUT after getting married and having our girls the thought of dying scares the absolute hell out of me. With surfing most normal people where we surf would think immediately they would die but not guys that surf like us but it’s a comfort zone for us. Anyway before getting married and having children I could have cared less but now it’s one of those things that cross my mind every day even surfing heavy waves lol but that will never deter me from my passion

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I did this for my parents for 5 years each ,during cancer they were able die holding my hand in their own home. The same with my in laws 2 1/2 years dementia & my dear mother in law who passed helping her husband after his stroke , she always put his comfort first .

You are a hero

Lewy body Dementia is really a terrible condition and so hard on caregivers. Bless you for caring for him and allowing him to live in dignity through it.

Same here. I relived moments with my mom and have no regrets.

You are a hero

Had me crying, remembering my mom in her last few years. 😭❤️

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My sister in law is like that, she makes everything soo strange. Last Thanksgiving i was invited for dinner, but i had to eat in the basement with my father. Ive never experienced anything like it before.

I feel your pain. At least yours isn't being blamed on you. It's weird to raise four children and then after the divorce you are made the villain even though she's the one that cheated and lied and deceived and is still doing that. Our lives don't turn out the way we think they're going to - that's for damn sure. I love my kids more than anything. I know I was a good daddy. I couldn't feel more discarded and disowned .I really don't know what to do with the remainder of my life. I don't care about anything anymore and I often wish I just don't wake up.

@@randallsmerna384 I often feel the same. We have a daughter and another granddaughter that I’m trying to stay sane for. It’s very difficult sometimes. I’m hoping that my son & his wife will realize the damage that has been done with these jabs.

Big Jimbo passed in 2014

Remember to be like Jim and keep humor in your life. Laughter is more healing than anything else for patients, even if you are crying inside

God bless,all.

Me too! 💖

Me three!

Me as well or me four

No doubt. Did you catch Jim on Glenn Beck? Holy Cow- the ending. Amazing.

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I've just purchased some onions to cut while watching this.

Man I laughed,but it was bittersweet..I used to wake my mom up by making her think a spider was in her hair .she'd slap her head in her sleep,and then wake up call me a name and laugh.i have to say,this video brought up emotions from memories with both my parents and my grandfather. You are a very good son,Jim.

You can check their insurance may cover home health they come and bathe him you can get a bedet at home depot for the toilet. I hope this helps

Me too.

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Mine died at 66 in 2014. :(

@@AndrewGrey22 mine died at 68 in 2011. He missed having 2 great granddaughters 😢

I'm so sorry 😔 mine died age 68 in 2011. I'm sorry you lost your dad when you were so young. My husband lost his mom when he was 16 and his dad abandoned him at birth. 😢

So sorry. My Dad died of cancer at age 54 when I was only 15. My mother never really recovered from his loss and I have issues with loss and trust as well. Dad's are so important!

I'm sorry you lost your dad that way, Stew Peters put together a documentary They died Nov 21st please check into it. It may help

And you will still have people think tht those boosters are good for you. All I have seen from tht utter bs is a money scheme tht is literally rolling the dice, especially the older you are. My father good a booster shot on a monday and on Thursday he has a stroke. NO ONE, I MEAN NO ONE CAN TELL ME , ONE DIDNT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE OTHER. These fcks are playing with peoples life and their quality of life , all for a dollar. Its disgusting.