Dad says mark has no money

Dad always worries about mark. I discuss possible reasons at the end.

[@angelamarie4137]

When he says, "Well, that's your opinion," it always makes me laugh. 😂

[@kandydewey1286]

Me too 😂

[@lisakaydavis995]

Yes! Me too! Gets me every time!

[@michellewessels8836]

❤

[@harley6222]

IKR? He’s such a sweet man.

[@mmmmlllljohn]

I know, it cracks me up!

[@kid8563]

When he said, " I don't want to lose him" , that just melted my heart. The love he has for his children is so beautiful😊

[@harley6222]

Same here.

[@shur7318]

They get adjusted to caregivers when caregiver is switched he has to readjust to new caregiver it’s always a constant change emotionally no person caregiver is the same( different personalities ) dad will always be concerned about the single child then the married child two different environments at play

[@imforged]

Dang imagine if our pops felt like that..

[@evelynschmidt7194]

I wish just one of my parents were like ‘dad’…my mum was a very egoistic person … i didn’t exist although I took care of her. She only loved my brother…my dad just had women in his mind…I don’t miss my mum but I miss my dad…towards the ‘end’ my dad got real nasty 😢 God bless you and your family and “dad”❣️

[@danielwanjiku-of6ir]

Ikr🥹

[@sou2522]

I'd love to see Mark's reaction to what his loving father says about him and how much he cares about him ❤

[@user-wt7ps7dq5h]

Same 😊😂

[@pinksparkle4962]

Same here.

[@alisaloria7263]

Mark is quiet. He’s just quiet.

[@janiceellis6513]

This man seems to have been a great father. He seems to stress over the well being of his family. He has concerns about mark, and occasionally he mentions his ex wife. He has concerns about their safety, about money, their careers & professional lives….an incredibly caring family man. He has a BIG HEART ❤

[@Bwondema]

He is their father. Isn't it natural to act this way?

[@dapanda2068]

​@@Bwondemanot all dads are caring, it's more a testament about his acuity in such old age

[@peggyconti1225]

There are those times when my heart just breaks, he worries , he cares, he loves in the same old way.

[@user-xk2ig4tc3f]

That's the caring father in him which will never go away

[@user-xk2ig4tc3f]

​@@Bwondemano, not all fathers care

[@Steph_Said]

Poor Mark, GranPa thinks he's penniless 😂😂😂

[@Greensei571]

😂😂😂😂

[@godstimeisthebest8650]

How I love this man, even with his disease he still cares for his children, much love grandpa ❤.

[@nkwetok805]

Uncle Dan has a beautiful smile... Thanks for taking care of granpa❤

[@ines_uk]

I’m a Latvian living in England and have become so attached to these videos of your dad. They speak a universal love language that everyone can understand. It’s so heartwarming to see his love and care for his family and also receiving it back from you guys. The oldest close relative I had was my grandma who died when she was 85 and she was very sharp minded til the end. And other grandparents and my father, too, passed away very suddenly. So I never have experienced dealing with someone with dementia, but your videos are still beneficial to me as it reminds me to be more patient with my family, parents, children… To appreciate having them while I can. Thank you and I’m a big fan from the UK.

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

God Bless you. You seem to be a beautiful person ❤❤❤

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

So beautifully said. I agree with every word.

[@chickedee1085]

Why England and not France or Germany?

[@ines_uk]

@@chickedee1085 Just a personal choice. I’ve always liked England and English language. Visited it a few times before I finally moved here, long time ago. Nothing against other countries though 🙂.

[@CC_Leopardson15679]

That's how a concerning, loving & caring father do for their children...can't love this more enough.❤️❤️❤️❤️💯

[@JenniferSmith-rp3xb]

My father passed from complications from Alzheimer's and I wish I could have done what you're doing to share his story. My father was the same way when it came to driving, always asking for his keys and car. My father was the first African American bus driver in my city, he drove for 31 years.

[@chrissyf68]

Sorry for your loss. I dealt with this for years as well with my Father. Horrible disease... He as well always asked for keys,car and money everyday all day....There has to be a connection to those 3 things...Maybe it's security to them. They have it with them at all times in case if an emergency. Don't know... But never argued backed to him. Always agreeing is best....Hugs....🙏❤🙏

[@KB-nr3ls]

Your father was a real trailblazer. I imagine you are very proud of the inroads he made as well as his long and outstanding career in transportation. I am sorry for your loss and his suffering from this cruel disease. You're a good daughter.

[@KB-nr3ls]

​@@chrissyf68 I am sorry for your loss and the challenge that both you and your father faced while enduring this awful affliction. It sounds as though you did a mighty fine job. Blessings to you!

[@lindakautzman7388]

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR STORY..

[@robertahubert9155]

I too took care of my husband with dementia then Alzheimers and it was a slow progressive disease which finally took him after having Covid 19. I to wish I would have documented his progression but for some reason I felt like I would have been disrespecting his privacy. The last few months were the worst 😢 but now I look at this man and his family and I wish I could have more than just pictures..❤ they say that this disease makes them violent but my husband was the kindest, sweetest most gentle person I have ever had the pleasure to know. ❤. Your love for a family member is truly measured by the way you care for them in their time of need.

[@suedoiron6321]

“ That’s your opinion “ 😂 Your dad is adoreable ❤️🇨🇦

[@lisamoses5821]

Dan and Danielle and Grandpa are all heroes. Can't tell you how much I value these videos, they are sooooo educational.

[@julietudi2243]

Same here am a nurse from elkgrove and am always here learning how to relate to my Demetia patients

[@adonis2418]

​@@julietudi2243 That's awesome that you're continuing to learn from others. Thank you for what you do :)

[@courtneyawalsh]

He’s such a generous/thoughtful soul. My dad used to say: “You ok for money?” As he’d slip me a $20 bill or two. Dads (mostly decent ones…not the deadbeats) do worry about their kids & if their basic needs are met. That’s the protector/provider role. It just again shows he has such a beautiful heart.

[@angelamarie4137]

I'm 46 years old. I've been married for 22 years and have four kids. My Dad still wants to slip me money every time I see him. And he makes it clear that money is for me, not hubby or the kids. Lol He expects me to treat myself to lunch or get my hair done or something.

[@drhyshek]

My dad wasn’t a deadbeat but he never ever slid me money! I had to work hard. I even had to pay them rent when I turned 18. The 1970s were a different era.

[@tabitharay3076]

​@@angelamarie4137... awwwwe!!! That's really sweet!

[@lizeggar2421]

​@@drhyshekI also paid rent. Half of my salary. I wasnt unique. All my friends paid their parents rent and it seems that sbout £20 per month was the going rate. Lol. That was in the early 60s.

[@ladydi-lynn]

Mine too.

[@allie3804]

That's what you say Dan 😂 Grandpa worries so much. Your take about why he may be doing it is interesting. I have a lot of respect for you, Danielle, Mark and other family that pitch in to care for him. I know how exhausting being a caregiver can be.

[@cecilyramey5525]

I have a lot of respect for Dan and Mark. But more for Danielle because she has a lot of patience!

[@kimstewart35]

When he worries about Mark or Bill you can see it really bothering him in his eyes and expressions. You all do such a good job reassuring him and redirecting❤️❤️❤️

[@lizabaradas7696]

I salute you sir for being kind and loving to your father Ed... Wish everyone will be your kind....

[@abedaahmedcassim862]

I love how Grandpa gets quiet when you mention that he might give Mark some money 😂😂😂

[@eg7942]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@victorgadamba5518]

cause he doesn't understand whether he really has money and how the process would look like. He also wonders if it's just Dan's opinion.

[@denisepearson6572]

I thought that was cute too 😂 I think Dan did as well 😂 ❤

[@gabriel_ojo]

@@everymphe probably doesn’t think he has any money to give either. He’s always worried if he has enough money to support his children or even to contribute to paying bills in the house.

[@dannettepeters1507]

No, it is not a fun disease to deal and I hope you, Mark and your families are all coping and doing OK, too. Grandpa is in very good hands. ❤️

[@kathrynryone-yl3db]

It is difficult but you and your family will not regret it. I cared for my husband alone and didn't place him in a facility until the doctors told me he was a danger to himself and to me. His journey has ended.

[@Ladygrogu]

​@@kathrynryone-yl3dbso sorry for your loss. It's an awful disease. my cousin has early onset only in early 60s and my great aunt passed away from it. She was a music teacher talented singer and she never lost the ability to sing .

[@MommaGriffin1]

You’ve got that right! He is in very good hands! I’ll say it again, Danielle you go girl! Be you, there’s always haters that let envy show through. Your one tough cookie! That’s how all humans period should be. Themselves, truthful, blunt, honest and real! ❤

[@maggie8482]

Your Dad is a sweetheart 😊

[@lauraohio]

"Well that's your opinion"😂❤ "let's write Mark a check🤔" Grandpa's concern for everyone will always be the key 🔑 to his heart! ❤

[@danlmarlow5446]

Your dad is so special. Such a sweet and kind soul. He is always worried about his kids. This is a true sign of a great father and you are a great son for taking care of him.❤

[@dsalnorcal1434]

You are so kind

[@donnaritch9704]

so are you.. two good sons. so touching

[@Joyfully8888]

It’s heartbreaking to see the confusion on grandpa’s face 😢! He has such a loving caring heart. Love the way you speak to him Dan.

[@k.k.h.8445]

American in London, I've learned to Not drink my coffee while watching Your Dad, as I laugh soooo much it spills! Love Him

[@patriciagray531]

LOVE ❤️ GRANDPA HE'S SO SWEET , KIND , & LOVING & SMART .DAN , HE JUST SAYS WHAT HE THINKS . YOU WILL NEVER FIND A PERSON WHO WILL GIVE YOU A MORE STRAIGHT ANSWER. IT'S WONDERFUL THAT YOU CAN KEEP HIM WITH HIS FAMILY , YOU & MARK .

[@apriltaurus1656]

I always assumed Mark was the problem child growing up and got his life together later on. Lol Wow. Grandpa is so sweet ❤

[@thepurpleone5959]

Right. I thought the same thing😂❤

[@browngirl4461]

Me too!

[@beverlypeterson291]

Lol! I thought that too😂😂

[@rebella2073]

I always thought he was the softest guy or somrthing..🤔

[@MiracleFound]

He is so sweet. Still parenting after all these years. If it helps any, my grandfather was still worrying about everyone and whether they were OK even at 101. I see it a lot in elderly parents. Your kids are still your kids and as you get older you are far more aware of everything that can go wrong. The need to protect your kids and grandkids stays even when you no longer remember the details.

[@JesseJames-vc2bm]

Most People, Some don't care about their Kids or Parents. Sadly

[@drhyshek]

That’s a really romantic way of looking at it. But mine weren’t like that. Most people I know had to fend for themselves. We struggled for decades while my mother filled her condo with tons of useless junk.

[@Snowowl64]

​@@drhyshek My Bio Father Wouldn't Have p!$$€d In My Mouth If My Guts Were On Fire!!! He Hated Me Since The Day I Was Born. When I Was 19 And Totally Homeless, I Called Himm And Asked Himm For $20 So I Could Get Something To Eat. He Said "Go Get A Job At McDonald's!!!!" And Hung Up On Me!! Ed Is Such A Loving Caring Dad!!! I WISH I Had A Dad Like That!!!

[@terri5624]

Haha wish my mother was like that. I think she is taking all her money with her when she goes. My dad was the opposite, and no longer with us. He cared about and loved his daughters.

[@Scriptgodtx]

Man, as a 22 year old you’re a great dad and i hope to eventually have a strong relationship with my pops when we’re older like this. Love the vids bro

[@dariahughes5564]

22?? More like 55 lol. Dan's awesome so is Ed. If there were more fathers like them, so much would be different in the world. Kids without guidance won't turn out well, normally.

[@Scriptgodtx]

@@dariahughes5564 I’m 22.

[@dariahughes5564]

@@Scriptgodtx MY bad, the way you worded it made it sounded like he was 22. Don't have kids until ur done being a kid 1st! If ur already a daddy, all kids REALLY want, is your time. Truly. Take care young man ❤️

[@Scriptgodtx]

@@dariahughes5564 thank you god bless you. no kids yet but definitely soon 🙏🏽

[@homegown1234]

Wanting to have a strong relationship starts "NOW" not later so you can have more in common.

[@glashse98]

"Mark is going to need help." Dr. Ed is so sweet and funny.😂😂

[@abdiqafarali5585]

“Well, that’s your opinion, that’s not mark’s talking”😅. I love this duo. You guys are amazing, and you, Dan, are an exemplary of an excellent child. Warm greetings from the Northwest.

[@stevenrogers8939]

Poor soul. Despite his condition he still worries about his children which shows how great of a father he was

[@lizzysparzxsss181]

Hey Dan, maybe try asking your dad how old is Mark ? That might help and pin point how far back his mind is taking him

[@cherylmitchell7934]

Hi Dan my uncle had this disease so I know what you’re going through. You and your family are doing an amazing job dealing with your dad. He is a very lucky man to have your and your brother. The love you have for your dad shines through in every video!

[@janineshaner1107]

So much respect to dan and his family. I went thru this with my dad. It's so hard.

[@slu2657]

Dan is a good son

[@barbaraschuld8206]

Losing my Dad will make my heart ache forever. I miss him everyday. Bless you.😥❤️

[@sirenuk5887]

Thought I was going through it with mum. It's dementia brought on by grief the lost of her husband my Dad of 55 years. Apparently this can be treated. They've also called it a phycotic break.

[@janineshaner1107]

@@sirenuk5887 oh man that's horrible. Hope things get better.

[@mssramsunker4820]

@@sirenuk5887 Pray do tell how does one heal as you say it can be treated... My Mum has lost her Mum, her younger brother and last year her daughter, my sister! Its heart breaking as my Mum repeats herself, and I want to help my Mum but in a simple manner! It is heartbreaking as my Mum was my FIRST best friend! love to All!

[@BelindaShanle]

Awww, his mind Mark needs him. Dan you guys are so good to talk through these things. God bless you and Mark.

[@MommaGriffin1]

I’m so glad so many people have subscribed to your endeavor of sharing your dad and life with us. God Bless you all from all of us here in Nashville, Tennessee ❤

[@terryanding2735]

I cared for my mother w/ Alzheimer’s for many years. It was, at times, very difficult. But there were times it was funny! Rolling with it was easier knowing that it was exhausting for her to keep her dignity, and that- kept my patience, looking to keep things as light as possible. Your videos reflect that! We repeat our answers and reassurances thousands of times. But it doesn’t cost anything, and to them it’s priceless! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Ladygrogu]

That is really nice you took care of your mom. God bless you. My cousin has early onset and her husband and children care for her. Hard to see her like this and too young for those disease. 😢

[@terri5624]

❤❤ yes!! ❤❤ bless you 🙏 😊

[@garyclarke2385]

I love that part of your comment, " IT DOESN'T COST ANYTHING "....I always used this saying when my kids were younger " it costs absolutely nothing to be polite "... thankfully they understood it so well..also " it's nice to be important, but more important to be nice "... I learned much of this from my mother , on her birthday or family get togethers, I sing Tina Turner's song " your simply the best " to her always...she absolutely loves it....

[@sandraweening9229]

So sweet Grandpa always worried about all of his kids❤.

[@karleancrowl7777]

Grampa worry extra about Mark, mabe Mark was the soft one when you guys was little

[@susanelang8936]

Dan ,God bless you how you behave to your father...I like wathing this vido. Love you all.

[@LiveYourBestLife33]

This guy is an awesome son!!...takes a special person to be there for his dad when hes in need

[@ismaelagwa1479]

I love your dad men he makes me happy all the time

[@PIA-tj5hc]

It’s so funny when Grandpa says….That’s what you say😂😂

[@judywiggins5092]

Thank you for sharing your dad and your family with us. You are helping a lot of people by educating us. It IS a cruel disease for sure. You are doing such a super great job. ❤️

[@samanthacallaway2276]

I love the relationship you have with your dad! My grandmother just passed and it’s hit a little close to home that my parents will likely need the help she needed when they get too. Watching your videos help me calm down and realize for all the bad days, there’s the good days too- and honestly there’s more good then bad. Preparing myself to care for my parents is a huge thing to me, and I appreciate watching your guy’s experience ❤️

[@lindajackson3574]

I have a new found respect for families facing dementia and not to mention your dad having to accept it. I love this it helps me to understand my friend who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Thank you so much!

[@joanb8489]

Dad trusts you implicitly and with good reason. You are his lifeline as is the rest of the family. You always firmly reassure him that all is well. To me that seems extremely important when you can’t trust your own perception. All of you will look back at these days and remember the kindness with which you treated your dad in his final years. And it will be a good memory instead of a sad one. Also you will remember how kind and truly funny he was.❤❤❤

[@chasb7771]

💯

[@EB...]

I’m in

[@Brineytoes]

So many elderly need to be cared for by their adult children and it happens very rarely. I lived in an over-55 community in Florida for 16-17 years and there was so much tragedy because adult children just don’t want any responsibility nor do they care. It’s heartbreaking. How fortunate your dad is to have you and your brother and your wives to take care of him. You are real heroes, Dan and Mark.

[@sarwathmushtaq7685]

Absolutely the best sons ever .❤❤❤❤

[@___Neo___]

This is why it is very important to treat your children well, not only raise them properly. Otherwise they will grow away & never look back.

[@IreneDingey]

We are 80. And 82, husband has been diagnosed with Vascular Dementia. Our 2 daughters and Son are absolutely wonderful, arranged a CarePackage, bring meals, take us to Dr’s Podiatry check, ring up to make sure we have taken pills, arranged for carer to take me shopping when needed. Also now getting “Lite & Easy meals. So I think we did a good job raising them. Irene from Australia. We are very lucky cheers take care 👍😃😃

[@paulgamage3508]

Seems like Marc is his favorite 😁 But what I like about him is always worrying about kids, that is love ❤. I am 49 raising up 4 kids alone for last 10 years and I can feel him. Also, I am sure my kids will look after me like you guys do. I really appreciate Dan and Nark as well as your spouses as you guys tolerate a lot and care him❤️. It's not common in the era we live in. God bless you guys 🙏

[@dlittle108]

Dan thanks for explaining what you think your Dad might be getting confused about. I’m sure it’s frustrating for him! You guys are all doing a great job.

[@10sherra]

Well that's what you say . ❤️

[@pua6095]

Although repetitive, to reassure dad in a loving way that everything is ok, you've got a heart of gold! Many blessings to you and your Ohana... Aloha 🌺

[@dariahughes5564]

What was Ed's humor like b4 dementia? Dry wit and sarcastic is my guess? Or silly and jovial with a big laugh? I'd absolutely LOVE to see some older videos of your fam,with Ed as a younger man. Y'all make me smile and cry every day ❤

[@Anaz575]

Dan,you and mark are doing a fantastic job.god bless you

[@c7adventures376]

Dr. Ed is such a loving and caring man. He is always worried about others. 👍🙏

[@Dr.KarenJordison2820]

He's wonderful , Dan you have patience and you and Danielle provide a wonderful , loving home for Grandpa.

[@quincysnow4381]

We are at the beginning of our dementia journey with my dad…and your videos are a great resource. Again - thank you for sharing ❤

[@rjs7192]

It's absolutely sweet that he cares and wants to help Mark so much. I pray God blesses your dad.

[@lynnbestill1712]

Pardon me! I enjoy watching your dad! You are so patient. You doing a good job Dan! I know it gets hard!! 🙏 for your continued strength!!

[@prairiepickingirls8887]

Your dad gets the best of both worlds. I took care of both my parents & my hubby. I have no regrets about giving them the best hone care.

[@johnsmith-dq1mu]

❤❤❤🙏🌿Aotearoa 🇳🇿

[@Momo-wi3ul]

I enjoy watching your dad, he puts a smile on my face.

[@lindajackson3574]

This video is the best I have seen in a long time from people. I love it! It makes me feel so happy. He loves his children so much. Thank you for sharing your lives!

[@junehume31]

You dealt with it in a casual and relaxed way ,which was probably good for Grandpa. He sure could hear well today. Great 😊💕 job.

[@poppykok5]

I about lost it when I heard Grandpa telling Dan "that's what YOU say"...🤗♥

[@umamoteelall958]

Dan, thank you all for sharing your dad’s journey with us. I am so happy I came upon your videos. I have to watch at least once a day. Bring so much joy to me. God bless you and your family to take care of your beautiful dad. ❤️

[@valoriegordon7362]

Thanks for explaining. Makes sense. What a protective father

[@user-wi2zk6io7x]

Happy to see you and grandpa! You are wonderful to your dad,God bless you!

[@NoBs4jr]

Dear Dan, I try to become like you everyday you have accomplished everything in your life and there is real struggle behind all of this success. I know you already know this but just in case you ever feel down -: People will doubt and even hate just like they have in the past you just need to power though them. You are a great son and you deserve everything good you have my friend. I hope you have a great time ahead.

[@gerrymcintosh4477]

So patient and respectful. I really admire you and appreciate your kindness and love for your Father. 🇨🇦💝

[@jenisarchibald4198]

We are definitely family by now. I can't get enough of your Dad and I love the way you guys share his moments with us. My mom will soon be 85 and lives on her own. grateful to your guys for loving your daddy

[@gailward3308]

He is the cutest, sweetest, concerned good soul. He seems to worry a lot.

[@alisontait8734]

I can see the love in your eyes for your Dad, Dan . Thank you for these videos. My Dad is gone 33 years next week. I know you cherish your time together , and I miss that time with my Dad. ❤

[@stephaniemcpherson2558]

I love this format the most! The insight into possible explanations for his behavior is wonderful.

[@shredhead4604]

Bless your heart Dr. Ed 🙏❤

[@pennibrockett6558]

Not an easy disease to deal with. Been there with my Mom. You're doing a great job and wonderful to have the support from your brother and Danielle. Blessings to you all.

[@ShadowHunter31]

I'm studying psychology at the university to eventually become a psychologist and I really appreciate you making those videos to raise awareness for dementia. Also, you and your family are really great for taking care of your dad that way.

[@heatherofthemountains]

Thank you for further explaining your knowledge about him being worried about Mark. I was wondering, while watching, if he worries about whoever he's not with and if he peppers Mark with questions about you and where you are when he's with Mark. Your explanation just helps me remember that this disease is in the deepest recesses of the mind and we can guess and try our best to understand, however, love, comfort and care are frequently our only course of action. May God bless you all. Shalom family 💙

[@faithrada]

Dan, your patience is astounding. Your family is teaching us all important coping skills.. while remembering to maintain a sense of humor. You Got This. 🙏

[@PoetiqueMs]

I so appreciate how patient and loving you are with your dad. You are very blessed to still have him around at 91.❤

[@mirawoolen7753]

I love your patience with Dad! It's remarkable to me. I'm learning from your example.

[@cindifischer6919]

I am also. I do not let little things bother me, I know there are far worse situations all over that people have to deal with.

[@mmmmlllljohn]

The trauma that Mark went through when he was young was also trauma that your mom and dad felt as they worried about him. That trauma may be where your dad’s brain is as at … memories from the past are clearer than recent ones for him. May God bless you Dan, Mark and Danielle. You are doing God’s work and it’s tough stuff. May He bless you all. ❤️🇨🇦🙏

[@uriah6266]

I didn’t have any grandfathers growing up… I look up to your father now. I want to be as good of a father as he was so my kids love me just as much. Maybe one day we’ll get a video from you and mark letting us hear some stories about your father when he was taking care of you both! Thank you for all the wholesome content !

[@Dr.Fritzy-j-maxwell]

Thanks Dan I’m a new subscriber and really look forward to seeing your videos. Having dealt with this disease personally in my family it’s nice to see I’m not alone. Thank you

[@seanoxborough5830]

Tight family is nice to see. God bless, 91 and still rocking. ❤ Always worried about cash ,kids and his car😅x

[@mimondatta1059]

It's so beautiful to see both siblings share responsibility. For my part, my sibling absconded!!! 😅 Totally escaped all responsibility staring family issues, busy schedule, and believe me even stating childhood abuse! So, you know, I just can't throw away dad like precious sibling. Story goes on. Take care guys... God bless.

[@bblybrunette1]

Gosh he is so sweet and how blessed to have his wonderful kids.

[@queenimade7632]

"Old habits hardly die" Pa has a habit of caring for his children. Such a sweet grandpa ❤

[@minoozolala]

It's "old habits die hard".

[@elizabethlovelock9613]

I’d love to know what he says at Marks, probably worrying that Dan hasn’t any money. My dad used to get quite cross and irritated with me. Told me I was a bully because I wouldn’t let him use his step ladder to get to the top of the cupboards (he fell off twice), hated it when I stopped him driving (wrote two cars off), asked him to come and live with me, would say yes one day then no a day later. Luckily, although no siblings I had wonderful support from my husband and children. Now he’s gone, I would do anything to have one of those repetitive conversations. Grandpa is lucky to have such a wonderful family.

[@cecilyramey5525]

I also am curious how Ed acts when he is at Mark's.

[@johnsmith-dq1mu]

❤❤❤🙏🌿Aotearoa 🇳🇿

[@whitelivesmatter2396]

I know it must be so difficult to watch a loved one go through this but you Handel your dad with so much love and compassion it is truly a wonderful thing to see

[@ruckinehround6965]

Thanks Dan and family, keep leaning into it. You are lucky to have your dad and your health. Cheers

[@Stregaknows]

Dan thank you for sharing your dad with us. I have so much love for him, he is so endearing. I lost my dad 12 years ago so it’s special for me to see these videos.

[@fansofficiallovely11]

Whenever he is with you I feel happy because he looks very healthy and energetic

[@keenymeeny2]

Like you I cared for my “wee mammy “ as we say in Scotland, you are kind and it’s not only hard for you , but for family members so take care of your health as well! Your postings have brought back memories of the fun & the hard times I went through with my mum. She passed away last year after a fall, like your dad she was mobile. I made loads of conversations with mum and was thinking of posting as a sort of catharsis for losing her , as she could be so much fun as well.

[@johnsmith-dq1mu]

❤❤❤🙏🌿 Aotearoa 🇳🇿

[@UnconditionalLoveChrist]

Thank you for your videos. My dad illness has been heavy on me for many years. Love watching you and your dad with all the positivity holding it up. 🤍

[@denaredford6701]

I am sending you and your family Love for educating folks about this illness . ❤❤❤ You are doing a great job of showing us how love works .

[@ukrainewife1]

Your Dad is a sweetheart and you're a great son for taking care of him; and what a fabulous job you are doing. I saw your wife for the first time in a live that you posted and was a little shocked at her potty mouth and overall cynical attitude, but she had a lovable, petite firehouse essence about her, too. Your videos make my day.

[@lorisheheen2198]

I don't think he'll ever stop worrying about his children or his family. That's who he he is....and that's who this wonderful man will forever be. God Bless him.🙏❤❤❤

[@margaretpacki3891]

My mother has this disease, thank you for sharing. It helps to know we are not alone ❤

[@marlonbabb2034]

I love the way you Love on your Dad🤗🥰... It warms my heart...

[@annettelarsen8770]

These are such precious, priceless moments you spend with your Dad. He is a good Dad and you and your wife and his kids are amazing to care for him. I know it’s not easy at times from first hand experience. Treasure every moment!

[@customconnections2425]

Thanks Dan, I hope yours continues on well too. Just seeing how pops is always thinking of you guys and concerned is so warm. It must be difficult to bear at times, but I admire and greatly appreciate all of your family for sharing your experiences, and sincerely hope you feel like the luckiest family to have him in your lives. He has done a top notch fine job being a perfect example of what a man is. You guys are his proof, in how you keep him in the family, involved and stimulated. So lucky to have a Dad, Father, and Best Friend for your upbringing. Best wishes to you and your family always! Love it! 😎👍🏾

[@yuelindai8636]

What a lovely daddy! He cares about his kids very much! That’s why he worries Mark

[@LeslieThomp]

Your videos will help other’s for years to come! Thank youuuu 🙌🏽❤️

[@jenniferhudson4207]

Grandpa you are a special man and you can tell how much he appreciate you and your wife ❤❤❤❤