I loved Hospice. They took care of my mother right up to the time of mom's death. She kept threatening to take the family car & leave to go get her baby. She was 93 & did not have a baby, of course not. She finally refused to take her medicine from me. I decided to protect her & also myself by placing her in a Nursing home. I did not want to do that. I wanted to keep her with me but I could no longer trust her. I cried and cried when she went with hospice to the home. Don't be afraid about the morphine, they only give them the legal amount so they has less suffering & an easier transition to heaven. God bless & help each & everyone of you.

I showered mum for 5 years with dementia and dad can’t speak from a stroke I don’t think I’ll ever understand how cruel life can be to both my parents who were such good people all their lives I feel for everybody on this video and comments it takes a lot to care for people and not get sick yourself mentally or physically I’ve fallen over and got back up so many times I still have dad at home but mum is very advanced stage now and in care

God bless these Hospice people they are Gods angels mercy. My husband went to his forever home three years ago. He was on Hospice care for four months and he was treated with dignity and loving kindness. I thank God for the care they provided my sweet husband.

Thats ok if you can afford it. Sad to say, the poor as always are left behind to struggel.

The fact this is 11 years old, and I am going through now is sickening. No progress for this horrible disease.

I lost my mother 2 weeks ago. Not until the last days did we find out that hospice care can start up to 6 months before the end. I'm heartbroken to know that she could have been receiving that type of care for months before we lost her. This info NEEDS to be spread.

Im so sorry for loss

Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your daughter with us.

You were blessed to have Mary Margaret, and she YOU! I love witnessing the power of pure love💕🙏🏻 Your family has a special guardian Angel🕊️

Every parent should have access to a hospice like this where staff are trained to cope with the inevitable outcome of neonatal death, to support parents in the hardest moment of their lives. RIP Mary Margaret, you are so loved and treasured by your beautiful parents and family xx

Tears are flowing. God bless you both. Mary was a precious gift and with Jesus.

Beautiful!

I see LOVE! Thank you for carrying your little angel to term. The 106 minutes were precious for her.

She's not gone She's in heaven with our heavenly father and we will see her when we go to heaven but she will be grown up and will be prefect Jesus CHRIST said I am the way the truth and the life

Thank you for sharing your beautiful story ❤

Omg what a beautiful little girl. I’m crying. God bless you xo❤

Beautiful Angel voice.

You will see her again one day. Not sure the baptism was necessary, God opened his arms to her the second she passed. God bless you both.

Infections are common because dementia also wears down the body's natural immune system. Be very vigilant of signs/symptoms for infection-especially UTIs, as they may no longer be able to communicate the discomfort or may also have an asymptomatic UTI, which can be harder to detect until it reaches symptoms moving towards SEPSIS. Be sure to keep them as upright as possible to facilitate better swallowing as they start losing this ability. Sleeping elevated (30°+) will help prevent pneumonia and/or aspiration by allowing gravity to work in favor of the throat versus inhalation.

I miss my husband Tim dearly. He was my universe. He was my soulmate. We were together for 38 years and it seems that I cannot get over it. I miss you Tim. I love you.

Thank you God for the people who have the qualities to offer care and support to people who are so vulnerable and in need of care, please provide for them in Jesus name I ask Amen

Dear God, give me strength once my Darling husband get to this stage...I pray, he doesn't go through this at all...He is in the severe stage now...this is so painful but it seems I have been grieving the loss of my husband for over a decade now...His Alzheimer has been around even before he was diagnosed...now I realize what he was going through :(😭😭😭

My mom has dementia and is at the point where she has had a tracheotomy so we can’t hear her sweet voice. She no longer walks or eats and has now been moved to hospice. I am terrified of losing my mom, I’ve never been without her we are so close but I guess this disease has been taking bits and pieces of my Mom as it has progressed. I am so sad she is going thru this and there is nothing I can do to help her 😢

i dont see why people think its humane to let people get to this stage

You might want to write a book instead of ranting on this page.

Can I find a similar thing in Turkey?

i think CAREGIVER JOB AGE requirement should be age from 24-50 OF AGE. how old do you have to be to be old enough to be taken care of?

I don’t make any time for myself. My husband has dementia and I am his full time caregiver

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My mom is almost 91 yrs old and in the last stages of dementia and life. I remember my first true warning sign with mom was many years ago. My mom always loved playing the game Yahtzee. She played it for years. One day we asked her if she'd like to play. She replied, Yahtzee? What's that? How do you play? Mom has forgotten us all and is pretty much non verbal at this point. She always loved to sing. She had such a beautiful voice. When the talking became less and less mom would just hum and sing. That has now gone away as well. She's been in a memory care facility for a while now. Most of the time we just sit with her. Play music in the background. Hold her hand. Kiss her on the forehead...She was and still is an amazing woman. I will miss her greatly.

Yep, call Hospice they took great care of pop! Diagnosed with Mesothelioma, called Hospice for home care, 3 days later got him home and he died in my arms 4 days later. Hospice gave him extremely formidable amounts of more Pheeen every time he woke up. He even begged to stop giving it to him. I quote"Bubby, I cant take this medicine son, its so strong and its an evil drug. Please don't give me any more" I wasn't going to take part in something he didn't want so I didn't give it to him once. A sibling, and husband did, every 2 to 3 hours. He was out after a few seconds. Pop was real sick. 4 days though, he was coherent when he woke up from the last dose and his pain was little. Hospice told me "Patients say things like that because their body id dying and they don't realize it" listen to the Federally paid Medicare Professionals though right? How much is a 84 year old person worth in healthcare terms? There definitely is an amount, no secret about that. The cancer was going to kill my popsm, no doubt that was unstoppable. They had to open him up to find it. We know what that means too right? My question I asked was "Did the Mesothelioma take my pops, or did the meds?" The answer I received was "Cancer" I said "Thank you for the help and when would the toxicity/Autopsy be available to read?" The coroner who is the room too said"Ah, No autopsy will be performed because he died of Mesothelioma." I was told by family to let it go so I asked them since they gave him the mystery med, in which they had no clue about, "So what killed my dad?" They said "Cancer" and thats it. So we know for sure, positively that people think they know what killed my pops, wheres the proof? The real proof? In the autopsy. Pops was at a rapid decline. He died in March of 23 and since April 20, 2023, my moms is now bed bound, bed ridden with Stage 5 Alzheimer's. A UTI and 2 nights in the hospital got her bedridden. She was walking really well before and hospice is saying she's on decline and she's prob gonna stay in bed. I'm 52 and been taking 24/7 continuous every second with zero distraction care of both of my parents since Aug of 2017. I know when my mom is strictly bedridden or she can be taken outside or excercise her legs and help her stand which I already started. Gotta cut the time though. It really wore her out and mostly I held her weight and transfered her to a rolling chair. I can't tell u how many times I taught her how to stand and walk again. Several times a day for sure for last 2 years. Incontinence started in 2019 with bed wetting. Now, she thinks it's normal. She doesn't know me and to her I'm a strange man she never met who violates her. She's even kicked me with some pretty nice chest shots. She pretty strong still. Strong enough to get out of bed thats for sure. And who she thinks I am? My momma ain't gonna be wet, or laying in her own fecal matter for no longer than a hour or two. I check her every 2 hours any longer she'll get painful diaper rash. My momma ain't got no rash. So I take anger by telling her I love her, Im Bubby your son and I would never hurt her in any way. Then I go outside in my 10x12 metal box and listen to music and let all my anger and her anger out. She don't need to see me angry. It's selfish because she has no clue she's like she is but she always has guilt, shame, and fear of the unknown. So no matter what I try in her diet, she's still on the down hill of a rollercoaster. Since My pops entered the hospital in Feb, her mind deteriorated 4 times. In 2017 once, since 2020 there's been a rapid decline and most of it was after a very traumatical event like changing living environments and death. Her older brother died 2 days after my pops and an uncle died 3 days before. All of my mom's indenuous family are leaving us now. They had so much knowledge of living off of the lands and swamps of Southern Louisiana and taught me so much Ill never forget them. I'll start living again when she rests completely. I hope it's the next 30 years because when it comes to that woman Enough is Never Enough and I don't quit. Hospice is a ??- in my opinion and just the easy observation I witnessed. They don't give my mom meds, I do and it's the same she always been taking. And maybe I didn't realize how serious pops cancer was getting worse. I couldn't stay with him for the month in the hospital because my mom would've been alone so a sibling and other relatives took turns. They'd visit her a few times but don't stay long and I get it. No resentment s, no blame game. Just don't know what killed pops for sure and that never leaves my mind. Ever!! Thanks for listening. I Don't get much human contact

Hospice gives them Morphine, it's like pushing the gas pedal on Alzheimer"s disease, Rick Simpson Oil works much better than morphine, without accelerating the disease.

Even as you watch this, the Military is running ads on Dating Apps, luring in unsuspecting victims, stalking women who served with no justice being done to the creepy men in uniform stalking them. As we have discovered: "The Pentagon refused multiple requests to talk on-the-record with Federal News Network about online sexual harassment. Federal News Network then sent written questions to DoD and three more emails requesting information over a course of weeks, but the department did not respond. " Is this how you want your tax dollars to be spent??

My stepmother is 62 and has dementia, very important to take care of your body to prevent illness, some Dementia patients are worse than others.vitamins play a important role

I am not sure how to quickly connect to music for dementia when I visit my husband in his care home

Troybhk. I have been through this with my husband.he went in care in November even carers couldn't manage him.so heartbreaking.he is not aggressive now that has stopped he is so docile but doesn't recognize me.he was a lovely gentle man.i am sure there will never be a cure it is the brain cells dying.what a waste of good man when so many are horrible.

My grandma is near the end. My dad can’t express how much he appreciates hospice nurses. Thank you all 💜

My mother is in stage 7 I'm sure. She has not forgotten who we are but is experiencing hallucinations. She eats very little and tries to hit staff and pull on their cloths. She has no control of bladder and wears diapers. I am consumed with feelings of wishing that she will pass away, then guilt for feeling that way. God help me

She's beautiful ❤

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Going through this right now my grandmother she will pass at anytime. I miss her already. I love you so much grandma. So much❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Angels do exist

Waooo you all are specialist in this Care, more strength. I have been following your youtube and am from Nigeria would love to work with you and is there any vacancy and how can I apply ?.

My mom was diagnosed with mild dementia in 2016 and now she is completely free from dementia with Dr. Rohan's herbal supplements.. you can reach him via [email protected] it may also help you.

My sister had Lewy Body dementia. She had round the clock caregivers at her house in Ridgefield, CT. Her last 3 were at the Residence, an assisted living facility, in Darien, CT. She passed away peacefully, on Jan 27, 2021. I salute the medical staff, including caregivers, and hospice, for taking such great care of my sister. Blessings and prayers to your families. God bless u all!

I've never felt good since my dad died people say get over it never

Renee is such a beautiful big lady. I wonder how life today is for her 🍀

These clips are very helpful those going through this or their family members. As a society we need to support death-with-dignity so people don't reach this stage.

is cash involved??

Agrace helped us in our time of need with my father. I’ll always be grateful for them. They’re angels on Earth ♥️