It's great that it's been discovered that coconut oil can possibly cure Alzheimer's disease! We covered this on our channel if anyone is interested! Have a great day!
good overview Video.Stresses the importance of caring for your loved one at home.Difficult as it is to be a caregiver,the rewards far out weigh the challenges.Ask for support,please.I was a caregiver as well.The hardest time for me was watching the deterioration while my dad was in the home.I am Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in Sept to help fight this disease.Please help support me.Thanks.I created a fb page here. AndrewsMtKilimanjaroAscentForTheAlzhiemersSociety long name but like it on facebook
I was thinking about my mom this morning. She battled with Alzhiemers for about 6 years. It was a very dsifficult time for our family. God touch me and encouraged me to write and sing this song about 3 years ago..I'm sharing it with you guys today..RECREATE MY MIND..Dedicated to Lucille Cotton..
I an a caregiver an find it very rewarding to care for those with alzheimer's and where I work posted a song I wrote on you tube (Rene' Song I'll Carry You) it is what we do as caregivers!!!!
We are a band at Duke University using music to support Alzheimer's research. Donate $2.50 to the Alzheimer's Association and you receive our full 4-song EP including 'A Beautiful Life'- a meaningful song about coping with Alzheimer's.
Support the cause at CloverCreekProject dotcom !!!
@showcasemerchandise i know what yuh mean...i am taking care of my mother my brother and my kids 2 of them with mental special needs i have three.and i have no time to care for me.i cant go to appointments because mom gets ruda at the nurses.so i lost appetite,im always stressed crying and sad.when i start to talk people often change the conversation so i swallow my rpide.is hard but someone has to do this.i have no support
I'm 47,live in caretaker,moms 76,MS diag. last year,prominent dementia now, un- hell hole nursing homes = 10 times her fixed income, 4 brothers bailed,no contact or help.Anything happens to me she's screwed,happend gradually,no return now.
New realities setting in.She needs 24 hr care, meds,food,toilet,walking,bed,
high risk fall,antagonistic at times,never envisioned as youth,but here.It's all on me now.
I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
Until there is a cure, the best bet is prevention. Former CNN health correspondent Jean Carper recently wrote a book about 100 simple things to help delay the onset of Alzheimer's symptoms. Look it up on amazon
I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
I just found out my grandpa, who I live with, has Alzheimers and it scares me to death and I will have to take care of him becuase Grandma can't , I'm only 14, and I'm super scared he will forget who I am. He is only in the beginning stages but I'm really shook up becuase of all the stories I've heard.
I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
Listen honey, I worked in a community of 30 Alzheimers residents. Don't you worry. If you see him and are caring for him every day, he will always share the bond with you. You have a beautiful opportunity to join his journey. Please do remember this though, Take Care of YOU. Every day. Make it a must. May you reap Great Rewards and find all the Support you need. Peace.
My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
My grandmother (my mother's mother) had been severely affected by Alzheimers' within 5 years before she died in 1998 at age 83. The disease incapacitated her intellectually and physically. She couldn't speak, walk, understand what was going on, recognize familiar faces, dress herself, feed herself, nor take care of herself and function independently. She lived under intense care of my aunt and uncle until her death. Losing both her parents was very very hard for my mother to bear.
Memory Programs is a new activities program for seniors. Observations where the programs have been used have shown more engagement, less wandering, less depression, less violence, and more positive work environments with individuals suffering from dementia . Click my link to see a demonstration.
Here is a helpful program that observations have shown to reduce wandering. Memory Programs has designed over 3000 digital slides controlled by remote control. Observation have show less wandering, less violence, and less volatile behavior when used in Dementia Care facilities.
Think of the underlying law of nature. The way of all things.
Consider its astounding inferences and implications.
The single, underlying law ... of nature! Not merely of physics, chemistry, psychology, biology, etc., but of all known fields of inquiry. The law we can all relate to, identify, understand and apply.
Ask yourself. What is the underlying law of nature?
Delight in the question. Have fun in the process of finding the answer firsthand for yourself.
I give credit to all of you who are caring for family members/friends diagnosed with AD. Im a college student and have been doing a large research project on the disease, simply because I did not know much about it. Through everything Ive been reading and learning, the disease is so difficult to deal with for both patient&caregiver.I think it takes TONS of patience and encouragement to get through it. I understand how difficult it must be for all of you. I will keep you in my prayers!
going through this right now with my husband. He has been diagnosed with Dementia and having tests to determine the stage and if it is Alzheimers. Setting up appts with nursing homes and assisted living facilities to see which one is best for him. I am getting to the point of not being able to care for him (he is angry much of the time). This is the "long goodbye" and the hardest thing I have ever done. Thanks for posting this.
i am now in this postion with my father in law.. but some family members are in denial .. they won't face that he has dementia.. i'm not sure it's alzheimers.. but he seems to have the main symptoms for it.. and he knows he's losing his memory.. we had to move him and mom to a long term care just last week.. i went through this with my dad about 3 years ago.. all you people dealing with this i support you wholeheartedly .. you're amazing people
alzheimer swine flu malaria and ebola hiv many kills my country is set to get swine flu cos our neighbouring country got swine flu and aZlheimer malaria ebola hiv
If you have or know someone with Alzheimer's disease please come join us on ADcaregiver . com. It's a forum for caregivers of loved ones with Alzheimer's, and a great resource to get answers to many daily difficulties. Come join our family :-)
this is true! my grandma has just moved in with us and it can be so depressive because she isnt the type that just sits down and doesnt talk, no, she is the one that need to know everything and needs to know whats going on she asks questions over and over again every 30seconds or so if only there was some way we could cure it it would be a great weight off our shoulders
Well there is a reson for everthing !! So why are all these people getting Alzhemiers ? it was said years ago when very few people got this that aluminum was the cause, now they are putting that in the skys with chemtrails, and its in the flu shots so now back to my question I wonder, why so many people are getting this >?
My mom was pretty young when she got it. She was only 53 when she was officially diagnosed with it by the doctor but by then it was to late. I would say she started acting funny around age 51. In to her 5th year my mom is showing signs of soon to be bed ridden.
My grandmother just got diagnosed with this. I saw the signs years ago, but didnt think it would turn into full fledged AD.
So now im researching to bring things for a better understanding to prepare for present and future. I have to admit, coming on Youtube and hearing other ppls real life stories and circumstances is really heartbreaking.
My Dad died last year and the full front of my mother's disease wasn't known to me until that time. She can't even work a phone now (when given to her she can't talk - doesn't know how). I live 1,000 miles away so don't see them often. It killed him because of his heart and she doesn't know who I am.
Being a caregiver is the hardest thing in the world. I can honestly say I didn't see much sunlight for more than 2 years until i got someone to help me
My great-grandmother had alzheimers and now my grandmother has alzheimers and it is the MOST devastating and slow disease ever... it hurts sooo bad that I cant help her. Please Donate!!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with padude please be patient with them if they had the choice to remember they would....
Ladies and Gentleman who ever see this comment, my grandma died just 2 weeks ago because of alzheimer's disease, alzheimers is probably one of the most or the toughest thing iv'e ever been exposed to ever. I hope that all of you who read this can donate to the alzheimer's association. this was a very hard thign for me seeing my grandma pass on.... so please everyone, donate PLEASE donate.
The Support Groups, Memory Club and Graduate's Club with the Alzheimer's Association, really saved my life, and my husband's life. His group all have it, and while they are together having fun, actually getting therapy, my group, the Care Giver's group, ...don't know how to describe. We cry, and talk and share. I wasn't making it without them. You people who share here, are amazing. I feel less alone. No one, understands this overwhelming, protracted nightmare. I'm helpless to stop it.
padude64, i would love to talk to you, my mother is in the "severe" level now... shoot me back a comment and lets see if we can chat... love to all dealing with a close friend/family member suffering from this evil illness... tom
Alzheimers has to be the most difficult disease to live with because the agony of their suffering seems prolonged! You dont want to see the suffer! They suffer mentally, not physically which is a pure shame!
@padude64 ...just a comment about Namenda...it isn't good for everyone. I'm the primary care-giver for my father-in-law. He was diagnosed with AD about 12 or 13 yrs. ago. At one point, his doc wanted to try adding Namenda. After just a few days of it, he was totally incontinent (bladder & bowels) and drooling & "drugged". We called the doc & he told us to stop it immediately. Within 2 days he was back to having control of his bladder & bowels and more like his old self.
MY best friend has ALzheimers and I live 90 miles away from him! HE is such a great friend and his brothers dont give a damn! I an the only one who cares! His home is such dissaray!
My dad just passed away from Alzheimer's Disease. These stats are no joke thats for sure. It is a horrible illness that demands more funding for research.
This is a wonderful educational tool! My family and I are so greatful for all the help we have had from The Alzheimer's Association. My sister here on YouTube has some music videos about Alzheimers. CarolSueKirkparick
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It's great that it's been discovered that coconut oil can possibly cure Alzheimer's disease! We covered this on our channel if anyone is interested! Have a great day!
InsidersHealthTV 2 days ago
good overview Video.Stresses the importance of caring for your loved one at home.Difficult as it is to be a caregiver,the rewards far out weigh the challenges.Ask for support,please.I was a caregiver as well.The hardest time for me was watching the deterioration while my dad was in the home.I am Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in Sept to help fight this disease.Please help support me.Thanks.I created a fb page here. AndrewsMtKilimanjaroAscentForTheAlzhiemersSociety long name but like it on facebook
andrewfraser12 2 days ago
Such a cruel disease...
Rubberbandballer 1 week ago
I was thinking about my mom this morning. She battled with Alzhiemers for about 6 years. It was a very dsifficult time for our family. God touch me and encouraged me to write and sing this song about 3 years ago..I'm sharing it with you guys today..RECREATE MY MIND..Dedicated to Lucille Cotton..
blkcountrywesterngal 3 weeks ago
I an a caregiver an find it very rewarding to care for those with alzheimer's and where I work posted a song I wrote on you tube (Rene' Song I'll Carry You) it is what we do as caregivers!!!!
ReneJohnMusic 2 months ago
i consider this as sad disease. this video is a heartbreaking struggle of aged people
gadionson1 3 months ago
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Support the cause at CloverCreekProject dotcom !!!
CloverCreekProject 5 months ago
@showcasemerchandise i know what yuh mean...i am taking care of my mother my brother and my kids 2 of them with mental special needs i have three.and i have no time to care for me.i cant go to appointments because mom gets ruda at the nurses.so i lost appetite,im always stressed crying and sad.when i start to talk people often change the conversation so i swallow my rpide.is hard but someone has to do this.i have no support
mariadc075 8 months ago
very good
askdrferguson 11 months ago
I'm 47,live in caretaker,moms 76,MS diag. last year,prominent dementia now, un- hell hole nursing homes = 10 times her fixed income, 4 brothers bailed,no contact or help.Anything happens to me she's screwed,happend gradually,no return now.
New realities setting in.She needs 24 hr care, meds,food,toilet,walking,bed,
high risk fall,antagonistic at times,never envisioned as youth,but here.It's all on me now.
tjfreak 1 year ago
Look up this device on google patents "Method of removing deleterious charged molecules from brain tissue" or watch my video watch?v=w1C0N37AvPY
dallasgoldbug 1 year ago
I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
Rick Phelps
basketdaddy 1 year ago
@basketdaddy God Bless you because I am joining!
padude64 10 months ago
I hate this Alzheimers.my dad have Alzheimers.And i what to help Pepole if the whant to talk.
rikard891 1 year ago
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Rick Phelps
basketdaddy 1 year ago
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rikard891 1 year ago
Until there is a cure, the best bet is prevention. Former CNN health correspondent Jean Carper recently wrote a book about 100 simple things to help delay the onset of Alzheimer's symptoms. Look it up on amazon
KWBookClub 1 year ago
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Rick Phelps
basketdaddy 1 year ago
I just found out my grandpa, who I live with, has Alzheimers and it scares me to death and I will have to take care of him becuase Grandma can't , I'm only 14, and I'm super scared he will forget who I am. He is only in the beginning stages but I'm really shook up becuase of all the stories I've heard.
Tr1shaHan3y 1 year ago
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I have started a "Memory People" sight on FB...anyone wishing to join is more than welcome. We just ask you either have a memory impairment, or are a caregiver. We discuss topics, share experiences. Please join us in the fight...
Rick Phelps
basketdaddy 1 year ago
@Tr1shaHan3y
Listen honey, I worked in a community of 30 Alzheimers residents. Don't you worry. If you see him and are caring for him every day, he will always share the bond with you. You have a beautiful opportunity to join his journey. Please do remember this though, Take Care of YOU. Every day. Make it a must. May you reap Great Rewards and find all the Support you need. Peace.
MarcileBrady 1 year ago
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My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
esther721@gmail.com
linghui400 1 year ago
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My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
esther721@gmail.com
linghui400 1 year ago
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My sister sufferred from Alzheimer for 36 years until we met a helper who worked in Alzheimer Association few months back. Now both her legs are considering "cure", only left some little scars. Thank you for Shah's help!
I am now decided to join for care group in the association too. If you need any of my help, do not hesistate to email me at:
esther721@gmail.com
linghui400 1 year ago
My grandmother (my mother's mother) had been severely affected by Alzheimers' within 5 years before she died in 1998 at age 83. The disease incapacitated her intellectually and physically. She couldn't speak, walk, understand what was going on, recognize familiar faces, dress herself, feed herself, nor take care of herself and function independently. She lived under intense care of my aunt and uncle until her death. Losing both her parents was very very hard for my mother to bear.
WizardOfHumor1989 1 year ago
Memory Programs is a new activities program for seniors. Observations where the programs have been used have shown more engagement, less wandering, less depression, less violence, and more positive work environments with individuals suffering from dementia . Click my link to see a demonstration.
MemoryPrograms 1 year ago
Here is a helpful program that observations have shown to reduce wandering. Memory Programs has designed over 3000 digital slides controlled by remote control. Observation have show less wandering, less violence, and less volatile behavior when used in Dementia Care facilities.
MemoryPrograms 1 year ago
@austinsimson I'm a CNA and a Medical Technician at a long term care/dementia/alzheimer's facility. I LOVE MY JOB!
makiatia 1 year ago
@makiatia God bless you abundantly for your service to others!!!
PassionateJourney 1 year ago
@PassionateJourney Thank you=)
makiatia 1 year ago
@austinsimson Where was this at? OMG! I'm so sorry.
makiatia 1 year ago
@rocketsfan34 I have no idea how to start one, but im in if u get something going let me know :)
Tightey88 1 year ago
Think of the underlying law of nature. The way of all things.
Consider its astounding inferences and implications.
The single, underlying law ... of nature! Not merely of physics, chemistry, psychology, biology, etc., but of all known fields of inquiry. The law we can all relate to, identify, understand and apply.
Ask yourself. What is the underlying law of nature?
Delight in the question. Have fun in the process of finding the answer firsthand for yourself.
Google it, as a start.
TedDGPoulos 2 years ago
I give credit to all of you who are caring for family members/friends diagnosed with AD. Im a college student and have been doing a large research project on the disease, simply because I did not know much about it. Through everything Ive been reading and learning, the disease is so difficult to deal with for both patient&caregiver.I think it takes TONS of patience and encouragement to get through it. I understand how difficult it must be for all of you. I will keep you in my prayers!
Nicole D
xoxjohnnydfan 2 years ago
@xoxjohnnydfan :) thats a very sweet thing to say, can I ask what research you are looking into?
Tightey88 1 year ago
going through this right now with my husband. He has been diagnosed with Dementia and having tests to determine the stage and if it is Alzheimers. Setting up appts with nursing homes and assisted living facilities to see which one is best for him. I am getting to the point of not being able to care for him (he is angry much of the time). This is the "long goodbye" and the hardest thing I have ever done. Thanks for posting this.
nanabonniez 2 years ago
i am now in this postion with my father in law.. but some family members are in denial .. they won't face that he has dementia.. i'm not sure it's alzheimers.. but he seems to have the main symptoms for it.. and he knows he's losing his memory.. we had to move him and mom to a long term care just last week.. i went through this with my dad about 3 years ago.. all you people dealing with this i support you wholeheartedly .. you're amazing people
stayathome008 2 years ago
I am a caregiver and I love what I do .
taking care for this wonderful man is great, just not have a family and friends ( some) I just want to give it up......
please some one give me some a positive words and God bless you.
saintsimonsisland 2 years ago
alzheimer swine flu malaria and ebola hiv many kills my country is set to get swine flu cos our neighbouring country got swine flu and aZlheimer malaria ebola hiv
pokemonrigigigas 2 years ago
The best thing you can do to prolong their life is spend time with them. Music seems to work for my Mom. It seems that music keeps the mind working.
chrisfball12 2 years ago
brain chip, CHECK MY SITE!
bpyjktgiuk 2 years ago
it's the 3rd leading killer in my country after cancer and heart disease.
jpbackintown 2 years ago
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crazlil8on 3 years ago
I was going to type something here, but I forgot....
O yea - Go STELLERS!!!
bwatt2004 3 years ago
this isn't funny at all
jaydecay123 3 years ago 2
this is true! my grandma has just moved in with us and it can be so depressive because she isnt the type that just sits down and doesnt talk, no, she is the one that need to know everything and needs to know whats going on she asks questions over and over again every 30seconds or so if only there was some way we could cure it it would be a great weight off our shoulders
dazzzal1 3 years ago
Well there is a reson for everthing !! So why are all these people getting Alzhemiers ? it was said years ago when very few people got this that aluminum was the cause, now they are putting that in the skys with chemtrails, and its in the flu shots so now back to my question I wonder, why so many people are getting this >?
shallow2 3 years ago
My mom was pretty young when she got it. She was only 53 when she was officially diagnosed with it by the doctor but by then it was to late. I would say she started acting funny around age 51. In to her 5th year my mom is showing signs of soon to be bed ridden.
I hope they find a cure someday
chrisfball12 3 years ago
My grandmother just got diagnosed with this. I saw the signs years ago, but didnt think it would turn into full fledged AD.
So now im researching to bring things for a better understanding to prepare for present and future. I have to admit, coming on Youtube and hearing other ppls real life stories and circumstances is really heartbreaking.
Best wishes to u all! :)
CescoPisicoli 3 years ago
My mom has had alzheimers for 7 years. This is a very difficult journey for us all. Please enjoy the song I wrote.
blkcountrywesterngal 3 years ago
It is the thing country songs are made for :)
My Dad died last year and the full front of my mother's disease wasn't known to me until that time. She can't even work a phone now (when given to her she can't talk - doesn't know how). I live 1,000 miles away so don't see them often. It killed him because of his heart and she doesn't know who I am.
thank you for putting your thoughts into song.
Aquiellez 3 years ago
Being a caregiver is the hardest thing in the world. I can honestly say I didn't see much sunlight for more than 2 years until i got someone to help me
chrisfball12 3 years ago
I think it would be interesting if old people got anti-Alzheimer's disease where they slowly began to recover other people's lost memories.
loves2spuge690 3 years ago
My great-grandmother had alzheimers and now my grandmother has alzheimers and it is the MOST devastating and slow disease ever... it hurts sooo bad that I cant help her. Please Donate!!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with padude please be patient with them if they had the choice to remember they would....
christian102605 3 years ago
Ladies and Gentleman who ever see this comment, my grandma died just 2 weeks ago because of alzheimer's disease, alzheimers is probably one of the most or the toughest thing iv'e ever been exposed to ever. I hope that all of you who read this can donate to the alzheimer's association. this was a very hard thign for me seeing my grandma pass on.... so please everyone, donate PLEASE donate.
tardbi06 3 years ago 3
The Support Groups, Memory Club and Graduate's Club with the Alzheimer's Association, really saved my life, and my husband's life. His group all have it, and while they are together having fun, actually getting therapy, my group, the Care Giver's group, ...don't know how to describe. We cry, and talk and share. I wasn't making it without them. You people who share here, are amazing. I feel less alone. No one, understands this overwhelming, protracted nightmare. I'm helpless to stop it.
theladytwilight 3 years ago 8
padude64, i would love to talk to you, my mother is in the "severe" level now... shoot me back a comment and lets see if we can chat... love to all dealing with a close friend/family member suffering from this evil illness... tom
tdiscbetween 3 years ago
Alzheimers has to be the most difficult disease to live with because the agony of their suffering seems prolonged! You dont want to see the suffer! They suffer mentally, not physically which is a pure shame!
padude64 3 years ago
My friend is a little better but i hate the meds he is on which are aricept and namenda! My friend says he does not have Alzheimers!
The meds are making him drool which is not my friend!
padude64 3 years ago 2
@padude64 ...just a comment about Namenda...it isn't good for everyone. I'm the primary care-giver for my father-in-law. He was diagnosed with AD about 12 or 13 yrs. ago. At one point, his doc wanted to try adding Namenda. After just a few days of it, he was totally incontinent (bladder & bowels) and drooling & "drugged". We called the doc & he told us to stop it immediately. Within 2 days he was back to having control of his bladder & bowels and more like his old self.
PassionateJourney 1 year ago
My friend will be placed in a nursing home! I am devastated! My friend is so great! He would give the shirt off his back!
padude64 3 years ago
I wnt to take care of my best friend and his family ignored him! How ignorant can you get!
padude64 3 years ago
MY best friend has ALzheimers and I live 90 miles away from him! HE is such a great friend and his brothers dont give a damn! I an the only one who cares! His home is such dissaray!
padude64 3 years ago
My friend was recently diagnosed with Alzheimers. I am losing my best friend and that hurts so bad!What family and friends need to learn is PATIENCE!
I am going to see my friend this weekend and I will cherish every moment!
padude64 3 years ago
I lost my Papaw to Alzheimer's last January. He passed away 11 days before his 91st birthday. He had it for six and a half years.
This disease is a thief. It robbed my Papaw of his independence and his life.
Please support the cure for Alzheimer's! More funding is needed!
singer684 3 years ago
My dad just passed away from Alzheimer's Disease. These stats are no joke thats for sure. It is a horrible illness that demands more funding for research.
lilmizmoore1127 4 years ago
A really bad disease.
evaaah89 4 years ago
no tine cura
lovetheworld2007 4 years ago
Thank u so much for this video, my aunt was just diagnosed with this.
Ethopiangurl 4 years ago
¿sabían que se halló la cura?
googléen
sesitoca 4 years ago
This is a wonderful educational tool! My family and I are so greatful for all the help we have had from The Alzheimer's Association. My sister here on YouTube has some music videos about Alzheimers. CarolSueKirkparick
Hoping to find that cure! God Bless, Sherry
sherysista 4 years ago
Excellent
petrinfiolsilva 4 years ago