Could Your Aging Parent Have the Same Dementia as Bruce Willis?

[@tarynkimwestover553]

Thank you so much for this information. I am so sorry for your loss. I am so glad you have come back to make more videos to help others. I am going through struggles with both my parents and trying to figure this thing out. Again, thank you for coming back.

[@rhondacoleman1643]

So glad to see your new videos. Have missed them. Always looking for advice and strategies for helping my elderly mom. It helps so much to find someone that understands the emotions, guilt and struggles in helping your loved one. It's a difficult journey.

[@GurubachanKaur]

Thank you so much for this and your other videos, especially the one on Anticipatory Hope. My younger and only brother is in the advanced stages of FTD.

[@Civilian-st4vz]

I love your videos, I rely heavily on the advice you give, I care for my 82 year old grandmother who was very much the spearhead of my family, she can be a handful but your videos on behavior really help me, thank you so much

[@sharonhidalgo3974]

Sophia, we need life insurance coverage for my dad. he though he had and found he didn't ...senior at 77 with no medical exam.. please advise

[@russlintz2340]

Hey Sophia and viewers, after watching only a few videos, I feel that your advice is solid and that your approach is compassionate but also practical and pragmatic. Thank you for your expertise and empathy for both the patient and the caretaker. Now if I could only talk my 83 year old mother into seeing her doctor. Her longtime doctor retired 3 years ago. We have tried 3 different replacements and she has hated them all. Right now she sounds to me like she has pneumonia but still refuses to see any health care people. She has good insurance so it's not a cost issue. I'm afraid that she has something that could be helped fairly easily but could even die because she refuses help. I'm at my wits' end so any thoughts from you or your viewers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance