Alzheimer's

[KyWiStudios]

Lmao

[cathenre]

Hey, I really like this video and I am doing a project for Alzheimer's. I hope u do not mind me to use this video in my final presentation. It will inspire more people. Thanks!

[RedGoddesscom]

AMAZING video!!

[machinejr]

What the 3rd old man says after he knocks the wood???

[VolumeMan123]

@machinejr Come In

[petercmatthews]

@machinejr - he says "come in".

[ivanjsh]

Hi. May i use this video as a part of my presentation? Please? I am really captivated by it; surely, my audience will be too!

[petercmatthews]

@ivanjsh sure.

[blaxor96]

@petercmatthews

hey, I need it for a presentatio, it's kinda debate, and I'm trying to convince people for keeping their grandparents or parents or whatever with alzehimer with them :)

[CrisReneThomas]

How do I use this in my presentation for class.. i love it...sad but real!

[Willda2006]

I love the video short but gets the point across.Great for a presentation I am doing. May I use please?

[petercmatthews]

@Willda2006 - sure

[cesardgm]

the best! im working on a alzheimer work for school anda all videos that isaw this is da beast

[Raphaell92]

I laughed. 

[dani222606]

@Raphaell92 ? you must not know how it feels to have a family member dying from this disease...

[petercmatthews]

@dani222606 I do. My mother-in-law is in the final stages. She doesn't know anything and can hardly finish a sentence. She is not in any physical discomfort which is a blessing.

[dani222606]

@petercmatthews so why would you say that, when you know that your mother-in-law will eventually die an extremely physically painful death from it. and every Alzheimer's patient is in pain, they cant say what they feel, can express the right emotion, or do any of the things they used to do.

[Nes8bitmachine]

Oh shit it took me a few seconds to "get it" after the guy at the end said "Come in". It sent chills down my spine.

[Nisonism]

May I use this as part of our alzheimer's foundation video? We will include and thank you in the final credits.

[petercmatthews]

@Nisonism sure.

[CareLegal]

Many patients and their family's do not realise that they can reclaim any fees that have been paid out of their own pocket for ongoing care for a loved one. Even if the patient has passed away, the family can still reclaim their lost inheritance.

Families who have loved ones suffering with alzheimers and other debilitating illnesses should contact us without delay and let us get the ball rolling for you. We operate a 'no win no fee' and there are no upfront charges to make either.

[alastairmctavish]

This video is hilarious!

[TheFatGuy1231]

@alastairmctavish how is this hilarious. there are people out there suffering.

[10Brejay]

Hey I'm doing a presentation for alzheimers and I really liked your video. Is it okay if I used it in my presentation?

[petercmatthews]

@10Brejay Sure. There is an HD version

[saitnotsalt]

funny

[Kblaber]

Hi my name is Kate, and I was wondering if I can use this for my class presentation. Our discussion is abot Case & Care Management for the elderly, this happens to be a very effective commercial. Thank you!

[petercmatthews]

@Kblaber - Sure. You may use it with pleasure. I have uploaded an HD version in My Videos.

[ubay1027]

Oh My GOD !! This is such a simple video YET so powerful !! So sad and so true.

My grandmother has dementia / alzheimer's and I would hate to think of her alone as these gentlemen are. Makes me wanna climb in the film and take care of them ... especially the one in the tub , poor thing :(

[KimHoll2010]

What a beautiful video. Fragile, honest, tender. My dad has dimentia and only today I was in signing up to volunteer at a local Alzheimer's residency home. I'd love to use this video for some of my educational sessions. Cheers, Kim

[petercmatthews]

@KimHoll2010. Hi Kim. Thank you and you may use it with pleasure. When I first posted it TouTube didn't have HD, so I think I will upload an HD version for people to use for education and awareness.

[magayon84]

@KimHoll2010 hi nice video...........yahhhhhhhh alzheimer disease is not a joke....................i work as a caregiver my old lady shes 89yrs old and she had a disease like this its a hard job....

[NOPOHEPELYPY]

may i also use this in my com.101 informative speech?

[petercmatthews]

@NOPOHEPELYPY . Sure.

[imShort77]

this is a very powerful video.

i hope you don't mind if i use it for my presentation about alzheimer's disease in my psychology class

[petercmatthews]

@imShort77 - You may use it with pleasure.

[AikiNick102]

Great commercial! It certainly is "no joke". In reality it's not this funny...

[petercmatthews]

My mother in law has advanced Alzheimer's. It really isn't funny. Her attention span and short term memory is about 20 seconds. Her long term memory is not too bad, but she is going backwards in time. She can only recall stuff from when she was about 30 years old and before. She is 87.

[AikiNick102]

My grandmother has AD. Me and my mother are caregivers. Unfortunately her consciousness is almost fully gone. She does not have long term or short term memories anymore. She still has reflexes, like walking and swallowing and she is still able to pronounce sentences, though can't think of meaning anymore. Hope I'll never have AD, I'll kill myself before that. Sorry to burden you, if anything :)

[dani222606]

@AikiNick102 im so sorry to hear that, my grandmother has Alzheimer's and she has no more memory and cannot walk. She cant speak and me and my mom have to take care of her as well. So just hang in there, it will be ok.

[bable4u]

Everyone look this up listen to what he actually says " she's gonna fly " by Collin raye It is a very good song about his grandmother who has alzeimers !!

[WizardOfHumor1989]

My grandmother on my mom's side had alzheimer's disease and died from it. Her condition was far worse! Probably more profound! In her earlier stages, she was like a child rather than herself. Then instantly, she became incapacitated, limited intellectually and physically. She could no longer talk or walk or function on her own. My aunt and uncle lived with her and took intense care of her until her death. My grandfather also died. Losing both her parents was very hard for my mother.

[ZX2ManDave]

Harry, please help me! Im holding onto my Wiener under this towel.........

[samuelcalvario100]

do any body knows how to reverse Alzhaimer's

[ozzy3456]

you cant. its terminal

[dani222606]

@samuelcalvario100 you cant, if a person has Alzheimer's he/she will most likely die from it if not something else

[drenin1]

halarious dont care who yu are

[ethanrocker5]

ok, ya its an issue, but that is the funniest video i have ever seen

[sushiyama1]

This was funny but it's all so true. My Grandmother has a severe case of Alzheimers.

[charmedforlive]

it's sad that this happen. I think it's a terrible disease!

[gypwin]

we sing at a lot of care-homes to people who have it.we like to think my singing in some way helps them.check out gypwin

[zoojamp009]

that commercial, was funny, i dont care who you are

[ironDsteele]

This is a very sad disease...I've been blessed enough not to have anyone I love get it...I hope I never do.

[jimtran93]

lol

[KearaIsMyNamex]

your welcome x

[samuelcalvario100]

the solution for the problem it's to trut in our lord Jesus Crist and let him handle our lives

[BalliNik]

yea that will solve a lot..how about you do it yourself

[XblCheeseofdeath2008]

I lol'd

[KearaIsMyNamex]

i almost cryied watching this, its so sad to think thats what happens oh my .... :(

i hope one day they can wipe out alzheimers altogether !

[petercmatthews]

Thank you for your interest and concern.

[lacielo9]

you know it breaks my heart to see people in these conditions I work with people who have alzheimer's. I see what their families go through because it's hard but I have a love for those people because they really mean alot to me. And I do any thing I can to help them out.

[petercmatthews]

That is very kind. Bless you.

[aosp]

how does you get alzheimer

[petercmatthews]

Alzheimer's is a degenerative disease that effects the brain. It is not contagious. Without becoming technical, it is a steady memory loss starting with recent memory and eating back into long term memory. So, an Alzheimer's sufferer may not remember what happened 15 minutes ago, but can recount in detail childhood memories. In time, the short term memory span becomes shorter and the older memories go further back. It can be controlled and slowed by drugs, but there is no cure.

[blkcountrywesterngal]

Hi Guys. it's National Alzheimer's Awareness month. My mom has alzheimer's. I wrote and sing a song and dedicated to my mom and other freinds and families that are dealing with this illness. Please keep all of us in prayers and thoughts and help find a cure.

This song comes from my soul. If you would like to see a picture of my mom (my hero) look under my pics.

Hope this lifts your spirit!

[padude64]

How do I live without my best friend who was placed in a long term care facility and he is only 45 and has Alzheimers!

He was such a good friend! I feel like I am suffering 20 times more than he is!

[minijelly3]

this video was funny. the first time i watched it wasin school. after i got done laughing i wanted to punch myself in the head for laughing. i felt bad since it is such a horrible disease. i send props for people that are dealing with it. keep it real

[padude64]

MY friend cant even call me anymore! What a shame! I have to call his brother! I miss my friend so much! What a Godsend!

[padude64]

Alzheimers screws up a sane mind!

[theladytwilight]

Good for you! The funds for Alzheimer's and other things are going to be cut, so it's good that you get attention to hopefully get more funding. More and more people are developing Alzheimer's, and in their 40's. My husband is 76, and it's hell. His achievements are well known. This is horrible.

I'm terribly sorry about your mom. All we can do is max out the good times, while we can. Oh, and he laughed so hard, over your video. He loved it. He says it's so true.

We know!

[theladytwilight]

It's okay to laugh. The idea I think was to warn us that no one is immune. I'm watching my husband decline with this horror. I need a laugh. Maybe I'm next.

[padude64]

I feel so bad for people suffering from Alzheimers! God bless them!

[petercmatthews]

It's an awful disease. Sometimes I think the family suffer more as they lose a loved one while they are still here. You can't mourn because they are still here but the person you once knew who was vibrant and present, has now gone.

[Slothia]

You are right Peter. My granny died a month ago. But she left even sooner - 5 years ago. Sometimes she was slipping away slowly sometimes very fast but always with Alzheimer. But she's better now, just not here anymore. She passed away, when all of us allowed her to do this in our thoughts. It was wierd. And in last months she couldn't do basic things - always needed help.