More power to Hilarity for Charity!

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Loving Seth’s hair here!

this women looks scary 😁

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I also want to personally thank Trevor Noah who, with his specials on Netflix, during these past Christmas holidays, helped me, through his personal story and his comedy, to react, making me laugh out loud alone, in a moment of particular despair. of my life. Thank you with all my heart

It was a very interesting and touching exchange. she reminded me of many moments of my mother's illness in which we truly laughed out loud also at what she herself said while under morphine and which she occasionally became aware of. and we children continued to laugh with her while she left and after she left. This allowed us to lighten up and vent the enormous pain we were feeling

I think often people get caught up in what the think Self-Care is or should look like. There are things we can do (speaking as a former co-caregiver for my stepmom who had Vascular Dementia and Alz) upgrade things we already do, engaging in things even for 1 minute throughout our day. (listening to music while we prep food, a lovely scented body wash or spray for in the shower or one of those head scrubbies, taking a deep breath while you are in the bathroom, warm washcloth on the face etc)

This is a really great video/discussion. Incredibly thought-provoking.

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I'm not a comedian, I'm a registered nurse and midwife. I worked for 38 years as a district nurse. During these years, I accompanied many patients and also their families until the end, until the death of the patient. It was difficult, sad and full of challenges. However, without humor and laughter, I could not endure it. Laughter helped family members, the patient, and myself. Thank you for this conversation! It is really helpful to know that you too have had difficult times caring for your loved ones.

Of all your available videos, I watched this one first because it's what I needed most. Jennifer, good questions for Pamela. Pamela, very helpful comments about list making and how to proceed with getting help. A couple of technical comments: It would have been nice to first introduce yourselves-your names and your roles. Jennifer, too many hand movements for a video like this. And the background cutout around your hair was odd looking.

This is just what I needed to hear. Appreciate everyone! Thank you for your insight & humor for me during my journey with dementia with my dad : )

Congratulations everyone! You're all amazing. Thank you for your praiseworthy perspective on caregiving, humor (comedy), and your noble personal caregiving experience. I am inspired by your thoughts and able to relate because I am providing care to my dearest husband

Love the quick turnaround!

A lovely view of how a support groups gives space to explore and be held up - thank you, Miriah

great content keep it up!

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Such a powerful, dare I say “surprising“ simple explanation of what triggers us to remember (and not). Thanks very much, HFC!

Thank you for helping our caregivers!

Caring child taking care of her father suffering from dementia....what a great thought of cariñg girl. Prayers to. Lord for the caring girl. God bless you and give you a healthy happy life. Happy holidays......

Soon many people have experienced this. More than we'd hope. I've held the hand of 2 people as they died in alzhiemers. And seen it directly effect people I love. I love❤ what HFC does. And love it when women are at least half the people in the room.

This was an excellent presentation.

Thanks for inviting me to share and fast track caregivers to resources to help mitigate the worries around caregiving.

It was a good discussion . Thank you Dr. Sanjay arranging all the panellists. God bless you all.

You are worth it! Give it a try I liked it

My sister was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimers on her 60th birthday. Her language was the first to be affected; short answers, (yes and no), not engaging in conversations, withdrawing from communication in general. As other areas of functioning decreased, and rapidly, we felt this loss even more so because her language skills were severely limited. The bright spot was sitting in church with her. As one of the panelist stated, she came alive when a hymn was being sung. Her lips moved! Her voice was being heard through the verses of the song! She knew the entire hymn and we heard her sing! So for those who have a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia, music is a great communication tool that can bring moments of joy in tough times.

y'all have no idea (well maybe you do) how much i needed this today! thank you all for sharing!

of course there was built in zoom comedy during this panel ❤😂

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Dominique and Cindy both of you ladies are a blessing to your families. Alzheimer's is an uncurable disease that affects the whole family. This video really touched my heart I'm praying that whoever watches this video will make it possible for more families to get help. I know I'm going to do my part, will you? Latrice

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Do you know how I can stay with my grandmom she is ( 93 ) I am the only one here n I need help so will be ok together I just lost my job cause she just had COVID and had A lot of water taken out of her knee. She does have Medicare but we will have nothing if she has to go on Medicaid I need some kind of guidence to find resource for me n her??? I love her and trying so hard. Please help me

Could you please list all their names so that we can seek them out and follow them?

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Was this whole event filmed? I'd love to see all of it.

My mom takes care of her mom(my grandma) and works full time. I’m starting to notice it’s taking a toll on her. My mom is 63. Caregiving help would help her tremendously.

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Love the way having a blind child was portrayed. Having a child born blind, to see the struggles on the screen will help awareness.

There is for sure a need for care options. I care for my grandmother who lives with me and I’m astounded at the lack of resources or being able to find resources. I literally found this organization as a small mention in a unrelated article, this is very much needed

I appreciate Richard and his family how they care for his father. I have listened to other sessions with Richard and his mom. Practical caring with Heart!!!

It's very interesting storytelling and informative conversation. I can relate most of what you were talking because I, too a caregiver to my husband who has progressing Alzheimer's disease/Dementia. Listening to you guys is learning and supportive Thank you Lauren and Richard.

Fantastic! Shared on the sidebar of the reddit forum r/CaregiverSelfcare. Did you want to put where the people are from and what they do in the description?

We are so grateful for your book and service in this area. My wife has aphasia, Alzheimer's and we tried a music therapist for several months. Unfortunately, the therapy seem to be geared to recovery of brain injuries/strokes and centered on using music and have the patient recreate verses to familiar songs. This was too much for her so we stopped due to frustration. Since the therapy was not covered by medicare and thus the supplemental insurance, cost was another problem. FYI: We have had success at using prime music to pull up music that my wife likes and when it says "lyrics" on the CD list of songs for an artist, you can click on lyrics and the lyrics will show on the screen as the music plays. This feature is huge because it is like karioki, only easy and cheap to obtain. However, not every song will have lyrics.

You are an inspiration to all caregivers. I left the workplace to care for my mother who was also challenged with Alzheimer's. It was the biggest responsibility I could have ever undertaken. No matter how mentally prepared I thought I was to bring mom home from rehab after she had a stroke during her Alzheimer's journey, I was far from prepared. Until you are in the moment of the daily demands required from you and the sacrifices you so lovingly give, you have no understanding of what it is like. I rejected help from the outside for awhile. Between feeling guilty and untrusting, I was not ready to bring another entity into our home. HFC also saved my life. It allowed a few hours each month to focus on me. Focus on my physical and emotional well being that was so critical in maintaining the strength I needed to care for someone I so loved. I lost my mom in 2018 and there is not a day that goes by that I don't think of her. I am grateful in knowing that I was able to provide her with the best care possible in the security and safety of our home. As difficult the journey was, I would do it for her again in an instant. I am sending positive energy to you. For every dark day, you will one day be rewarded for the love you gave.

omg loved this! where can we watch the full video? 🥺

Love this, Well done 😄💗