“Am I demented?” Full interaction

[@ceezee9179]

Dan, i love how you know how to help his anxiety. Anxiety is an awful feeling. ❤

[@rayslife4k]

I try my best

[@denisesebine1499]

Hi love how you cope with your dad my dad developed dementia after having a fall at Christmas last year went in to hospital after call was in 7 weeks that when we started to notice a bit of a change in him and the dementia got bad he ended up having to go to in a nursing home hardest decision of my life told us 4weeks later he was at end of life care it got worse and he didn't know anybody not even us his own kids he pass away on August 2nd 2023 with a chest infection he couldn't fight offer was to week he was 90 years old we are now planning his funeral so watching you I really relate to keep on doing the good work with him takes for the videos 😭x

[@patpeters6331]

@@denisesebine1499 Sorry for your loss. 😪🙏

[@denisesebine1499]

Thank you so much don't know how much that means to me x

[@dimitrakatsoulis8247]

I am so sorry for your loss. May he RIP😢

[@patriciajordanwoods2003]

At 91 my mom was still driving and had her faculties! She helped her elderly friends quite a lot! She passed at 107

[@patpeters6331]

As was my mom. We're the lucky ones.

[@monicavidal850]

God bless her 🙏💕

[@margaretnob4159]

Lucky you! That’s what I’m hoping for to live a long life.

[@Miriam-ui5pw]

You and she were truly blessed!

[@hannakinn]

My mom is almost 91, she still drives, she's fiercely independent, lives alone. She still cooks, gardens, uses a wheelbarrow. She dresses to the 9s, dyes her own hair. She keeps up with the news and current events and affairs. She can discuss AI. This morning she wanted to know what a meme was, lol. She's pretty amazing. She's still a pretty woman too. I hope she makes it to 107. She has kidney disease and diabetes though. I hate to think about her no longer being here but also have to be realistic and that's sad.

[@mjs6834]

The change in demeanor when Dad noticed his grandson warmed my heart. He really loves his family.

[@futurereflections4097]

That’s something these videos made me think about. It has to be painful to rediscover painful moments like death, and divorce, but it also must be kind of nice to rediscover the good things, like family and good memories.

[@franscineperson7588]

Quit trying to explain you should just go with the flow he's just speaking his mind not as big of a problem as you're making it to be if he calls an apple a orange that's what it is problem solved

[@turtlebarnessr0248]

My wife started with early onset dementia at age 55 passing at 62. We gave her keys that didn’t fit anything but she did stop looking for them. She said I should take her car to the mechanic because it wouldn’t start. So many things we had to improvise but we managed to keep her safe and in her own home until the end. Thanks for sharing your journey with your dad.🇺🇸🚒🐄

[@karinlinakrauchi65]

😢❤❤

[@robinluich6626]

I WAS ABOUT TO SAY,JUST GIVE DADA NICE SET OF KEYS.

[@acertainslantoflight]

They tried that with the keys but it didn’t work for Ed lol

[@janna7312]

God Bless 🙏

[@julz7753]

so sorry for your loss. so glad you could make her happy in the end. you are blessed

[@somesshbahuguna9620]

Grandpa is so polite and caring even though he has memory loss issues. Good values are engrained in him.❤

[@DG20556]

I just recently found your youtube channel. I am a retired RN, most of my career was working with those with dementia (skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and adult day care.) I just wanted to tell you how impressed I was with your family and the care your provide to your dad. It is a difficult situation, and everyone's journey with this disease is different. He seems very well cared for, and happy. You provide such vaulable information to other families who are on this journey. You have my 100% support in what you are doing.

[@wandabrown4725]

Look, give Dad a set of non-working keys, wallet, and a cell phone😂😂😂

[@wandabrown4725]

I had to hide the bananas 🍌 from my mother... she loved them and loved to eat them😂❤😂❤

[@tubester4567]

@@wandabrown4725 I think they tried the fake keys, he said the keys were fake and not his.

[@mopelolaadegoke3092]

Me too. Very impressive that his son is understanding and taking good care of his dad. I appreciate him. Many Americans have to see how children should take care of their aging parents. These parents sacrificed and did good jobs of caring for their children. In my culture, children are expected to take care of their aged parents unconditionally. This is the only way children can pay back. Not sending their parents to nursing home, forget their existence, and waiting for them to die. Thank you for sharing the videos. Many Americans and people from other cultures can learn from these videos.

[@myrajolindemann3951]

Yes been there done that....and I would do it all again. I received more love from my aunt than I could have ever shown her. In her condition she talk me about unconditional love. She showed me with her smile everything I entered a room where she was sitting. I miss her everyday. Thank you for living a life for others to see.❤

[@BurritoMassacre]

My mother is 64, she’s healthy still working but retiring in the next two years. She called me last weekend saying how she was worried about being abandoned in her old age. In my culture we care for our seniors at home, I told her she had nothing to worry about that I would take care of it. Thank you Dan for being a great example.

[@Leslie19661]

My husband is 63 , he has the beginning stages of dementia/Alzheimer’s. He asks the same questions at least 10 times a day. He does out of the normal things all the time (daily). We just celebrated our 30 year anniversary last week. I can’t imagine my life without him. I’m learning patience. It’s definitely not easy because you don’t know what tomorrow brings. I don’t let him drive because he gets lost. We liv in the same town for 30+ years and he doesn’t remember how to get anywhere anymore. I’m glad to see your dad is so well taken care of. God Bless

[@Damage_Inc]

I hope you're doing okay too Dan. It shows how much you pour your heart out for your dad. You're one of the good ones.

[@philly09westside]

My heart goes out to Dan and their family. Taking care of an elderly relative with dementia is hard work I've been there.

[@sarahjane8949]

Fully agree 🙏🏻💯🤗

[@vanessalowe3819]

Yes it is a process, a journey. Teapa Snow is a pro and helps tremendously. God Bless this family for their care of Dad.

[@margaret3063]

As an RN, I know how hard it is to care for a person with memory loss. It’s a labor of love and I commend his family.

[@angelamary9493]

My husband had it and Parkinson's disease ..it's upsetting to see your loved ones deteriating ..my husband at times didn't know me .he sadly passed away 2022 ..

[@angelaheras5466]

It is difficult and worse when other siblings do not help, but not in this case.

[@elviecabelin3113]

As a senior, I appreciate how you show care to your Dad, Dan. God bless you. Please continue and I know blessings will flow.

[@johncrowe6489]

I always admire that you tell him exactly what he needs to hear over and over again. It’s obvious that Dad worries about the things most men would worry about… their keys, their wallets, where there next meal is coming from, and you always remind him that he has nothing to worry about.

[@edukabs]

Dan and his Dad are treasures to this world. I wish these videos would get to every young person here in Kenya.

[@francismuiruri9064]

Wanaonanga but hawajali wengi wao.

[@Mosh-p5f]

We do care for our grandparent's and the elderly its our tradition that's why we don't have many nursing homes in kenya.

[@edukabs]

@@Mosh-p5f Stop being petty

[@francismuiruri9064]

@@Mosh-p5f i know many cases of neglect

[@AJBM1323]

Kenya is trending because of this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aouYi5WPmZt5oac

[@user-gx5iq9sn9m]

Dan has such a way to calm him down and make him feel better❤I'm glad this sweet man has some great kids that love him

[@nancyholland1877]

It's do great watching Dan calm down Grandpa, and turning his attention on different subjects. I also like how calm and sweet Mark is when he makes an appearance. U also had to say Dan, Danielle, and Mark, you also help me in many ways. I'm a more optimistic person from following you! My parents both passed with some mental difficulty, and I up and moved 1000 miles to be their first them in their final years. I could of made some pretty cool videos, also at times heartbreaking 💔 love, your fan Nancy Holland

[@silencz1]

What a great thing to honour your father by ensuring he is taken care of kudos to you good sir!!

[@ericpoker3640]

I love how dad is always so positive despite being so confused and his dementia. Yet he never gets upset!

[@jennyjenny4501]

Dementia is such a cruel disease! We used to have this conversation with my dad every day. He was forever looking for his keys and worried about his checkbook.

[@arcticwanderer2109]

I am in tears thinking about my dad who is also going through dementia. Once a top engineer and a successful businessman, now struggles to wear his socks.😢. cruel disease.

[@UrbanMatts]

keep your head up 😞 seeing your parents get older sucks

[@rizzq8118]

That's not disease though, in Africa, it's called "Old Age" and surely, it will come. You don't expect someone of 90+, to still behave like a younger person. We are talking of 365 days × 90years or more. Oh! Good Lord, it's not easy to attain old ages. May Lord makes it easy for us.

[@arcticwanderer2109]

@@rizzq8118 My dad is 70, diagnosed at 69, so not young but not super old.

[@brostom77]

Dan is an amazing son. I love how patient he is.

[@user-fu9pk6eh5d]

My heart broke when he asked if he was demented😢 The whole world loves your family and he and y'all are so good to him God Bless y'all ❤🙏🙏🙏♥️🌎☮️

[@tyardovdabulldht2340]

I just wanna hug Grandpa. He makes my day!🙏🏿💜

[@Skywalker29]

Respect to Dan and Danielle. When I worked with residents at an extended care facility I repeated all day when I went home I repeated to my kids, family and friends consistently until I went back to school for another career. Hats off to y’all it takes patience and a compassionate heart. Y’all are such beautiful people

[@kandydewey1286]

Mark too! He's been wonderful as well! 😊

[@kathleenevers7016]

the “reaping” and elevating your voice for them to hear. 😀…. I say to my kids why am I talking so loud, then I remember I was at work for 10 + hrs….. 😀 😊

[@user-lc8cs1xg2l]

Just feed the man.

[@susanperez991]

I love you Dan I wish all the Blessings you deserve for taking care of your Dad .

[@TheEnergyv]

Dan your amazing. Your patience is to be commended. I love your precious father Ed. Give Ed a big hug from me please and tell Ed you love him.

[@nancygraham839]

Dan, you do such a good job in guiding and directing your Dad. He goes from being agitated and confused to kicking back and watching TV. Hang in there.

[@lallavillamil2221]

I'm amaze on how patient you are interacting with grandpa Ed, bless your golden heart sir @Dan❤

[@kassygendron3022]

I can never get over how thankful and grateful he always is!!!! ❤ Absolutley beautiful!!!

[@mariadavis5740]

Dan you and your brother's take Excellent care of your Dad. My Mom has Dementia and I'm her caregiver! This is Great to see and very encouraging to seeing thank you for sharing ❤

[@user-ud2sh8ku6w]

Poor grandpa he's so confused. I really feel so sorry for him. He thinks he's got something wrong with his head. He would be correct but it's not the way he thinks. He's very smart and he's always gonna be a doctor with all the knowledge that comes with it. Dan you and Mark are doing such a great job with your dad. I love how you can get him to calm down almost immediately. Grandpa I love you so much. You are the best father and best friend you're kids have ever had. Grandpa might forget a lot but he never ever forgets how to love his kids to the moon and back!!! 🥰🌹💕👍

[@misterm901]

You’re an awesome son!!! My dad turns 94 on Friday. He’s survived prostate cancer and is still very coherent. I’ll do anything for him just as you do with your father! God bless you and your family!

[@garyhost1830]

You sound like an awesome son yourself mate

[@misterm901]

@@garyhost1830 Thanks for the kind words!

[@hadijatunuhu6239]

He appear to be surprised that he has a Grandchild. In my part of the World (AFRICA), at 90+ years, by now he might be having:- 1). Children @ 20+ 2). Grandchildren @ 40+ 3). Great-Grandchildren @ 60+ and 4). Great-Great-Grandchildren @ 80+ years old. That makes a 5 generation. I am happy for him. He is so blessed for having loving and caring children. May the children (Generations) too be granted with such luck.

[@asuncionbassas2148]

What a cruel illness and your patience is admirable, you are a wonderful son and God will look after you and your family. Dan you are an example and an inspiration for all to follow

[@carolspencer9396]

I have much respect for you. So many people are forced to put their aging parents into nursing homes and assisted living. You are a wonderful son.The patients you take with him say a lot about your care providing character.

[@NYDaughter1972]

You are such an amazing son, Dan. It can't be easy going through this hour after hour, day after day, but you do it, and you do it well with so much love.

[@sharoncrawford7192]

No it's not easy. His poor dad seems like he needs a nerve pill.

[@lorisheheen2198]

On the other side of the confusion, frustration and agitation is a wonderful man full of Love, kindness and compassion for his children and family. Dementia causes this constant battle. God Bless him.🙏❤

[@tangajames6349]

Dad will be asking those same questions tomorrow! He's a joy to see! Keep taking care of dad Dan! 💕❤

[@Pippa-pw3qw]

I just love this guy ❤️ He's remembering his busy days as a Doctor...Godspeed...🙏

[@barbarafarinell2075]

What kind of Dr was he

[@Pippa-pw3qw]

@@barbarafarinell2075 - Podiatrist 👞👞👠👠🥿🥿👡👡👢👢🥾🥾

[@janetm.7872]

Your Dad is a strong man who was born in 1932 and came through the Great Depression and all the things that happen up to Covid! You are such a good son - your dad did a great job raising you ! My dad is 91 with dementia and it is an honor to take care of him but so sad. Dad wants his oatmeal and teaspoon of olive oil everyday- he says that will help him find his keys! Thanks for sharing and I admire your patience with your wonderful Dad!

[@Mz.Scarlett]

Aww just found your channel….I’m a retired nurse who worked in an Alzheimer’s “rest home” we had patients that were in various stages…it’s good to see how you redirected your father when he was looking for his keys and getting agitated. I’m also glad to see you have him living with family. So often families don’t want to be bothered and put their loved ones in places like I worked and trust me they progress much faster than they would in being in a loving environment! I know sometimes it can be frustrating answering the same things over and over but you will never know how much you extended his life, providing a loving home and relationship!

[@john-brady]

Dan, we all love Dad but God knows where you get the patience to have this same conversation thousands of times. Kudos to you brother - you folks are doing the Lord’s work (and I say that as a thoroughgoing atheist)…

[@adeshe22]

I love him so much; hes so nice. "Thank you Dan I appreciate you doing all this for me. Thank you!" So sweet

[@cb913]

He looks great for 91. God bless them all.

[@pamela-gw7xo]

Awwww...Bless his heart!❤😢 Dan, you are such a good son! You are all loved by many! ❤

[@BIGGLOUPR]

Our Family had Our 91 Grama and Her Daughter which was at the time was 71/72 years old so We completely understand how Dan,Danielle and Mark go through and it's difficult for them and those helping them cuz Family takes care of they're Elders just this Family is currently doing🎯🎯🎯🎯 God Bless this Family.....Grampz and Family🙏💯💪

[@jhamadhu2809]

Your calmness is winning hearts

[@ingeborgswieten3710]

Well done! Same here.. we called it the memory loss illness and that it didnt matter cos we were here and we loved him so we can look after you when you cant make head nor tail of nothing anymore.. sonetimes it worked and sometimes we had to stay awake in shifts of 3 days.. its perfect what you do, superb! But your dad is the same.. he dont buy everything you say 🤭👌💚

[@quinny6920]

I adore your dad so much! As I said again and again I also thank you all so much for being so kind and patient with him. Most of the time I smile and laugh , but some days I shed a tear here and there. When he gets so upset and swears he is right I can see the sadness or concern in his eyes. Here’s hoping you all have a wonderful week! ❤

[@jimmiepatrum]

Same here. Both my mother and my mother-in-law had dementia. Such a cruel disease, but at this stage, this family is managing as well as can be expected. Diane

[@patriciahall1245]

Jehovah's blessings and thanks for taking care of your dad

[@martinharris7197]

It's an eye opening view for anyone not familiar with the effects of dementia. My prayers are with you and your family

[@gabevillarreal4779]

"Well thank you for your advice....or your statements......but we'll find out whether they are true or not!!" 😂😂😂

[@Christine-777]

You're wonderful, Dan! Love your family. ❤

[@sahilapte7031]

He has brought up all his children with kindness and empathy but his 2 sons are a true example of great sons.❤

[@TheHelado36]

His laughter is so contagious and sweet! Even in his frustration he still manages to be a gentleman and gift us such a great time !

[@JohnMac2023A.D.]

This something I can relate to very much! My Dad has dementia, and the constant repeating of one subject often comes with a profound fear that suddenly flash across his face, it Heart breaking, I just lost my Mother who had schizophrenia, I like the fact you are caring for them as he needs familiar faces around as much as possible, I cared for them for 30 years. Care home's in UK are Woeful, most anyway.. May The Lord Bless and Sustain You All. Much Love peace of Christ Jesus to you and your father and your family 🙏🏻✝️❤️

[@trudyramgren8817]

You aren't demented dear Ed. When we get older, our body goes through changes that aren't comfortable. You look great and and are very intelligent. You have a wonderful family who helps you. What an adorable soul you are. Hugs!

[@donnataylor980]

😢😢 it's so sad. But Dan always brings his dad back❤❤❤ God bless this family❤😊❤

[@gracetelfer3588]

We all need a Dan in our life ❤

[@dandydon6049]

Don’t forget Mark, just because he chooses not to expose his father all over you tube.

[@olbricky6824]

Love you Grandpa Dr Salinger. You are a great man. Dan, you handle everything with such grace and tact. If your Dad could fully understand all aspects of your life together he would be extremely proud of you..and he is proud of you!

[@sborras12]

Its very frustrating for Ed. This is a terrible disease. Also hard for the caregivers.

[@mariasuhao]

I’m working as a caregiver and I really feel it everyday… thanks GOD for your patience with your dad.

[@annettemccall3175]

As much as I love these videos and your love for dad my heart breaks. ❤❤

[@goldylocksac6586]

Mine too

[@reggiefromnz6088]

I have binge-watched most of your videos now and it takes me back to my own dad who passed away from dementia. My last memory, sadly he didn't recognise me. Did his wife, even gave her a kiss and couldn't stop smiling. Turned, looked at me and was like, who are you? P.S. - I really like how you take care of your dad. It just goes to show how much you love him.

[@julietyeates7922]

Mark you are so kind, patient and loving to your sweet dad. You're amazing .

[@justlyfaith3454]

We love you grandpa ❤❤❤ I don’t care how many times you ask , it doesn’t bother none of us or your kids. We will always remind you grandpa. Every day and every min. You are loved across this entire globe!! I’m at tears at how much I love you and never met you. You have touched us all!! ❤❤❤❤❤ thank you so much for sharing him with us Dan. Our favorite podiatrist.

[@denisepearson6572]

❤❤❤ Dad is a trooper even thru the tough days and he feels better once he realizes his family is all around him 🙏🏽

[@kathygildea2025]

I love this natural passage of time that is lived so beautifully by your family, Dan🤗

[@GENgn48]

Love him so much. Not my family course. But your videos are so family oriented. Watch y’all when tired. Feeling sad. Always cheers me up witnessing all your love & patience! 🥰😍

[@tonivertucci2604]

Dan you handled the situation like a pro and a loving son. I’m sure dad is proud of the man that you’ve become.

[@stevenrogers8939]

Thank you Dan for taking care grandpa. You are not only doing it for him but also for me personally because it makes me happy

[@KokoRayo1]

I LOVE GRANDPA and I don’t even know him.😩 So polite saying thank you Dan for everything you do for me. 😢♥️♥️♥️

[@brinecroker7648]

Whenever Grandpa gets to Mark's house. It's,..,,. Hey you got my checkbook and car keys? ♥️💯

[@rourou95822]

Dan, you do a great job keeping grandpa's morale up. It keeps him calm and keeps his anxiety down. You both are great men, like father like son. You both radiate kindness n compassion and who could better understand than a man to man!!! Kudos! Great video. It shows how responsible grandpa was and how independent. Kudos to you for not letting him affirm that hes not demeted, he has memory loss, thats it. Affirmations are important.

[@eslavicky4432]

Dan, bless your heart ❤ you do a fantastic job clearing up Grandpa’s confusion and concerns. It's clear you set his mind at ease- like a switch, from scratching his head and frowning to laughing and smiling 🥰 XOXO

[@struckbylightningteresap1396]

I love how much patience you have with your Father Dan. It’s a beautiful thing to watch. Your a good Son, God bless you and your Family. 🙏

[@janetfendley8917]

Dan, you have come so far in dealing with your dad. I love when you are so patient with him and talk in a soothing tone to him. I know it must be so frustrating for both of you but I admire you so much for taking such good care of your sweet Dad.

[@dianebennett4259]

Dan You Have So Much Patience With Your Father . I Can See This Is Not Easy Wow

[@anne-katrinlehmann9716]

Dan, you are a role model for human compassion.

[@paulamarie43]

Validation Therapy . Maybe be a wonderful thing to look at for all parties involved. I have worked for decades with dementia patients . Convincing rarely is successful . Often just aggravates all parties. Once I learned this my work ( live in) became deeply fulfilling and grew to be a joy. Still challenges but nothing like before. Wishing you all the very best.

[@kathyhall1904]

What a lucky and blessed man grandpa is to have a son like Dan!! I'm sixty years old, and my sons already lose their patience with me... Lol

[@Nurturing2]

Dan, you are WONDERFUL❣️ This warms my heart!!! You handled this PERFECTLY!!! I realize you and Danielle don’t need validation. But as a human being, I want to thank you with all that I am for sharing these beautiful demonstrations of compassion, empathy, and unconditional love. Your father is NOT demented. He is pure love consciousness. If the world was full of Ed Salingers, we would be healed. Thank you for shining your light!!! Sending love & light to your family and this community. ❤️💫❤️

[@frankroden8233]

I can understand how frustrating it can be on both side of the fence. It's hard to reason with a person with dementia. Best wishes for doing such a wonderful job !!!!

[@angeliquedomini7259]

Your patience Sir. Dan. telling over and over the same answer to your Dad who worries because he does not remember. You are a very special Son Thank you. All my respect to you and family who cares for your Dad. BRAVO!

[@peace5647]

That made me laugh! “Thank you for your statements but whether they’re true or not….”.

[@lisahopper4304]

I think of my dad every time I watch one of your videos. My grandma, my father and everyone of his eight brothers and sisters suffered from Alzheimer’s. My Aunt Donna is the only one left. My dad would have been 99 this year and I miss him so much. At 58, I’m also starting to show some short time memory loss which frightens me. My love to all of you and thank you for taking care of your dad and having patience. It’s tough. ❤️🙏🏻

[@Sheesh-zw9ij]

Love when you showed him his grandson, ❤️. He seemed soothed.

[@KIP_KnowledgeIsPower]

He’s so precious!!!! Love him!!!! …& dayum he looks fantastic for 91 too!!! Absolutely incredible!!! Other than his memory at times, he’s absolutely incredible!!! & such a sweetheart too 😌😌

[@vickycorona1457]

Me encanta como tratas a tu papi, ellos necesitan mucho amor y paciencia. Dios te bendiga como hijo.

[@sarahjane8949]

Oh Dan this must be draining for you at times 🙏🏻 God bless you 🤗

[@tammydouglaslafreda9992]

DAN WATCHING YOU AND DR. SALINGER, GRANDPA, ED (whom I love and adore) REALLY HELPS ME FROM DAY TO DAY. IM NOT AS BLESSED AS ED BUT ITS NICE TO SEE.

[@Karenanneseven]

Dan…you’re an incredible man just like your Dad ❤. We love watching your circle of life ⭕️

[@noahlegendjames2569]

I love the way that you take care of your dad and explain things to him patiently. As a healthcare worker this made my heart smile

[@judywiggins5092]

YOU are doing just fine too Dan. Not easy but you do it so well.

[@hannakinn]

Aww, Ed is not demented but he does have dementia. It's tough watching him struggle and to see him suspecting he's not being told the truth. He's generally so nice and tries to remain polite even when he's really confused and frustrated. My ex husband, who will be 70 soon, is starting to show signs of dementia, it's scary. His mother had dementia in her 90s, it was sad to watch her decline. You do a great job dealing with your dad. The redirection techniques you use work pretty well. My mom will be 91 soon, she's doing really really well, knock wood. If her health declines I'll be her caregiver. I hope she doesn’t develop dementia. You're a good son AND you were, in your prime, evidently one hell of an athlete. ❤

[@shivendrasharma9205]

❤ love to see your Dad, It's a great example that you are setting for the society. God bless you and your family. My regards and best wishes.

[@beckiepatrick6900]

Dan I have a caregiver so I feel like I know my stuff….and Sir you are an excellent caregiver. Your father is lucky to have you. I know you feel blessed to have him too. That’s why it works. I’m really happy for you, but I also know how hard it can be. So much respect to you. ❤

[@bryantaylor776]

Dan, As my family has experienced dementia, your videos have helped me understand the disease more and how to deal with it with grace as you have. Thank you for your videos.

[@timpowell3255]

Dan , you are the kindest most gentle man when it comes to dealing with you Dad, as does Daniel and the rest of the family. Y'all are leading by example! Bless Y'all's wonderful family ✌️❤️🙏

[@ursulamcclary7464]

Precious dad!!It takes so much love and patience and you certainly have that.I am praying for you❣️🙏

[@sandydever9967]

I love how he laughs knowing he must be so frustrated I tear up but then he make me laugh.. all those memories.. thanks for sharing your dad with us!❤️

[@belladelray7981]

❤Grandpa so sweet and reasonable even when he's confused. He knows he's loved though.💖

[@kevinkozak7229]

You do an amazing job with your dad. Absolutely amazing ! Your wife is also amazing with him. God bless you all

[@sts42ss]

These videos make my day. Love how you care for your father and explain things to help him remember.🥰

[@timeandtimeagain4391]

Everything is always at Mark's house !! Poor Mark....😅