Hat’s story: living with Alzheimer’s disease

In memory of Hat's mum, Laura.
When Hat’s mum Laura started behaving differently, her family put it down to depression. But as her symptoms got worse, Laura was diagnosed with posterior cortical atrophy - a rare form of Alzheimer’s. Hat explains how the disease has impacted the whole family.
The different diseases that cause dementia devastate millions of families around the world in different ways. We've teamed up with Ricoh to lift the lid on dementia. Learn more at alzres.uk/DementiaUncovered

[@sunkcostfallacy2738]

It sucks to think that people with Alzheimer's die twice: once when they forget who they are and who they've loved their entire life and twice when they meet the bitter end that awaits us all. It's so heartbreaking.

[@nikkiwillis1122]

*Our Mom Alzheimer's and dementia story:* *kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3PSgWhtr7l5eck*

[@ML-oo4rp]

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[@angelabeybenjamin7658]

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[@RealValkor]

I would describe alzheimers as the disease that kills the soul before the body.

[@digitalisrajzokmuszakirajz2962]

@@ML-oo4rp A videó nem tekinthető meg !

[@sadhooman5508]

"The brain may Forget but the Heart Will remember"

[@tacwedie9898]

Thats really beautifull, but isn't true

[@antoine1597]

@Grace Morgan that's nice to know

[@comradepeter87]

@Grace Morgan Alzheimer's unfortunately doesn't have a cure yet, and anybody who wishes to siphon money out of desperate people looking for help is disgusting, and should reflect on their life choices that brought them to stoop this low.

[@comradepeter87]

@Grace Morgan Do you really think if the guy discovered the cure for Alzheimer's he'd sit behind the email ID? He'd declare the results to get a nobel prize, win a million bucks, maybe patent the formula if he's truly evil and earn money like that.

[@sacredgarden]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lauyl3Waa9CfhpI

[@vanessasimmons1175]

I’ve worked in high dependency dementia units and it’s a living death. I nursed my wonderful mum in law who begged me in the early stages to help her die…..and I didn’t or should I say I couldn’t. I watched her waste away and literally starve to death. It’s an horrific end. Made all the more worse that we have no assisted dying law. There is no godly reason to allow ppl to end their days in this state. None.

[@pishquet]

You are a wonderful daughter. Yr love and compassion shows .

[@nushkyn]

I admire you for your strong personality, your understanding and compassion towards the whole ordeal. Thank you. My grandfather was diagnosed with Alzheimer's many years ago, and believe me when I say this: it will change you, no matter what. For the better or worse, keep loving them behind blue eyes and let them enjoy their life to the fullest as nothing had ever changed. Thank you, Hat.

[@nikkiwillis1122]

*Our Mom Alzheimer's and dementia story:* *kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3PSgWhtr7l5eck*

[@allisonafton]

I wish you best of luck, please prepare yourself mentally. There is no way to win the battle against Alzheimers yet, so make the best of your memories with him. He has a few years left, stage 7 is when he might lose the battle. Stay strong ❤️

[@sehrawatsa-re8se]

igrotum has been a game-changer in our Alzheimers journey. Witnessing improved cognition and clarity.

[@JaniraMaha]

My great grandmother had alzheimer , my grandmother had alzheimer , now i'm afraid the same thing will happen to my mother ..or even me in the future since alzheimer were very much linked to genetic . The thought of my mother forgetting about me or even me my self forgetting some memories that i treasured most , it's unimaginable. I hope we can find the cure soon.

[@shshshshahshhs9521]

@@houghthomdx2806 fuck off, it’s a chronic disease. What is that indian physician going to do, scam you? 💀

[@Sara-ys9et]

Don’t worry, you’re going to be fine! We are all with you….

[@KTF.4.EVER1961]

This is PURE LOVE from the HEART.... Once upon a time this is how we treated family...we all should again 💜✝️

[@moconnell-sx8ml]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. It helped me to be as supportive as i can to my friend, whose Father is suffering with it. It must be heartbreaking to watch someone you love change. I'm glad you all have each other.

[@sharonspears5866]

Thank you very much for sharing. I am 48 years old and just failed two Alzheimer’s tests. I hope you all listen to yourselves. You know your bodies and your thoughts. I pray for healing for all off us.

[@ATWDigital]

Thank you for sharing this, dementia/altzheimers is awful. But the fight carries on.

[@susiethomson4483]

unless you have taken care of a loved one with this horrible disease you have no idea how hard it is. There are times they seem normal, and other times they can be very mean and turn on you. It takes a lot out of you mentally and physically.

[@mariasoaressimpson4860]

Iam going through that now with my mom! It is the worst feeling ever! She was just full of life and happy person! Now depending on somebody to take care of her! She was my best friend now I can’t have her to talk anymore but she has my love till she needs!

[@ML-oo4rp]

No words can express how amazing daughter you are👍👍👍Big Respect

[@Mrevans124]

My gran worked with dementia and Alzheimer patients then ironically was diagnosed with Alzheimer's which has hurt me badly as I loved her dearly and sometimes she'll have them moments of recognition which doesnt happen often. We are just trying to keep her happy for the days she has left.

[@miscellaneousme7233]

I'm 24 and I have terrible memory. My paternal grandma had Alzheimer's. It was horrifying to watch her walk aimlessly for 10 years. She was in that state for 10 years . I am afraid for myself. I really don't want to live that life. If I get a diagnosis I'm offing myself. I'm sorry but I can't deal with it .

[@relaxationstudy100]

My great-aunt was diagnosed with Alzheimer's about ten years ago, and it is a miracle she is still alive, a fact that I am so grateful for. I remember forlornly that once she took a photo with my cousin Lucinda, who was similar in age with me, and she glued it onto the fridge door. I remember Lucinda, who was gazing up to the camera with wide eyes, and my great-aunt who was smiling softly, slight wrinkles on her face. Now, she can only remember the name of her son (Shi Zi) who died from a car accident a few years before. I remember my mother who was her niece asking her 'What's your name?' and she replied 'I want my son back, I want my little lion back.' Shi Zi means lion in Chinese. I think Alzheimer's has affected countless families, and it is really a heartbreaking thing to deal with. I can say this by experience and I can think that many other people can relate painfully too. I hope that this video will bring it into the limelight and we will put more money into finding a cure.

[@valeriachierico3029]

I was drawn onto this video as the image shows 4 daughters like in my family. My mother had Alzheimer too. Gone in 4 years! From being so active, full of energy to being on a wheelchair, lost weight and becoming so skinny as she couldn’t eat properly. I actually feel you! ❤ I feel your pain, your sadness and your cry to find a cure. Today, funny enough the coincidence, I got in the mail the Alzheimer magazine. It is written that Lecanemab and Donanemab are the new two drugs that are helping people with early stage of Alzheimer. Unfortunately it is available only with private prescription. How sad. I am still donating every year to the research but I think the effort goes both ways, especially to the pharmaceutical companies to make the drugs available through NHS and not to make money. They receive money from government and from sponsors to sustain the costs. The new drugs should be free!.

[@louiserpk2623]

Thank you for this video you are helping me to understand this mental illness more for my coursework. Very heartbreaking to watch ❤

[@lunaaksoy]

Mild Confusions can be first symptoms, followed by depression depends on enviromental factors.

[@trinidadmarriott1211]

Thank you❤😭❤

[@govang5191]

Am so sorry, to see and hear your pain

[@RobbieBaldphotography2]

The confusion is what happened first to my grandad then the severe dementia set in I lost him in 2012

[@olajidewilliamolatunji427]

My grandad dies 5-6 months ago I personally never knew him as from the time I was 3 he had altzhimers I’m not sure where to carry on but as o had head he would of helped me in my times of nee apparently he was a good man but I never knew

[@thomasalundago6332]

She is like my mother beautiful and loving. I still miss and think and dream about after so many years. God bless her heart. Thanks for sharing, a great video.

[@mrcoco3562]

Today my dad showing alzheimer symptoms, I cannot do much I just praying hard! God pls don't let my dad forget me pls

[@kritaghyamishra8878]

My father also have same disease since last 5 yrs. We love and care too much. I don't feel that I have my father.

[@sandrasealy7411]

💜💜praying for a cure

[@claratasia]

This happens too to my grandma when She lost her husband 😥

[@sanaVlog-qw6ny]

Alzheimers struggles are diminishing with igrotum. Grateful for this powerful and transformative solution.

[@1stshepherd]

God Bless 🙏🏽 ♥️🙏🏽

[@bloodreaper4515]

My heart goes out to all those people suffering from this damned disease.

[@marcanthonymartinez5772]

I will always hate this illness it broke my family up instead of bringing us together

[@connorgorham6236]

My grandpa just got diagnosed with altztiners and im really scared for him and what ive seen so far is he normal to talk to but im so scared hes gonna lose his mind.

[@allisonafton]

He will lose the ability to walk, talk, even open his eyes. Just know he can still here you the whole time, make memories with him. Best of luck, stay strong ❤️

[@ronan_lapsley]

R.I.P Phonsie Brown. Ard Baithin, Saint Johnston, Co. Donegal, Ireland, Europe.

[@Evebiondi]

My grandma‘s brother died from it at 27

[@johndavidson5921]

Only the one who lost knows the pain of losing someone. My Aunt suffered from Alzheimer’s but thankfully it was diagnosed in the early stages. We took her to Planet Ayurveda for the treatment. The medicines helped to regenerate the brain cells and helped in slowing down the process. Luckily in her last days, she died peacefully from old age remembering us. When looking at the sky I miss her. No one can take place of your loved one... Your video really encourages families suffering from this.

[@riyavashishtha5228]

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[@corecubedCareMarketing]

Such a difficult story, and one that so many of us are familiar with firsthand. One helpful treatment option for dementia now being further explored is reminiscence therapy, as outlined here: compassionstl.com/memory-therapy-for-dementia/

[@TaraStok]

My mother has very advanced Alzheimer’s and is in hospice. It is making me so sad that my mother, who was a very vibrant and strong woman, is withering away because of this ugly beast.

[@MohammedMohammed-iq9pe]

My grandfather died due to alzheimer's disease before I was born

[@melodymartin5841]

I understand. Both of my parents have it. 😞

[@sarahplain6287]

Melody Martin so sorry melody My aunt has it too but she is okay

[@ABlandName]

@@sarahplain6287 too bad since its not for long

[@KevinBruceRoy316]

Idc what happens to me…..just don’t take my memory. Burn me alive, give me cancer idc… this is just absolutely awful. My heart breaks for anyone with this. I personally haven’t had anyone in my family have it but just to hear and see this is enough.

[@taxusbaccata9200]

You're lucky that you don't have anyone in your family with it, because sometimes it's inherited. My mother had it, but I am now ten years older than she was when I noticed the first signs in her and I don't have it.

[@jarnokuosmanen3856]

Minun eräällä sukulaisellani on myös Alzheimer, ja minulla on vieläkin ikävä sitä aikaisempaa persoonaa, joka oli hieman totisempi, nykyään hän nauraa aina kun ehtii. Hän on maailman rakkain ihminen minulle. Ja hän vielä tietää sen.

[@MiroTheFurry]

Those that disliked are the mean people that don’t care

[@Krea57]

❤️❤️

[@Mostly_CloudyYT]

igrotum is more than a cure; its a lifeline for Alzheimers patients. Witnessing positive changes in my loved ones cognitive abilities.

[@Deshawn6]

❤❤❤❤

[@huyna1284]

Alzheimers had its challenges, but igrotum is proving to be a reliable and effective solution. Encouraged by the positive changes.

[@LocaMochaDD9]

It really is one hell of a disease to lose a family member to. Friend of mine created a music video in tribute to his mother whom died from it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5aXdnptdp6ff5o

[@enriquevalenzuela2582]

A Song About Alzheimer's: MadHero - Unforgettable

[@stevelawson6739]

New hope Lecanemab

[@smesniklipovi5332]

igrotum - a beacon of hope for Alzheimers patients. Experiencing improved memory and cognitive function.

[@dannyleo4791]

I believe the cure is out there. I hope we find it sooner rather than later.

[@batycousins_]

hat?

[@sarahplain6287]

Thank you Dr for curing my mom of Alzheimer disease

[@digitalisrajzokmuszakirajz2962]

Sarah sima Kinek köszöni a gyógyítást ? Ki gyógyította meg ?

[@ananthnaren9183]

Good daughter and only pills need to help old people from nerves and mind diseases.

[@TaraStok]

Alzheimer’s disease is an ugly beast.

[@shayan8628]

You Pakistani medicine cover me

[@ronan_lapsley]

Eat your cereal.

[@christianigiovannini6741]

All thanks to Dr Aba for curing me from Alzheimer’s disease am forever grateful

[@chococornzz]

Alzheimer do not have a cure

[@allisonafton]

Alzheimer’s does not have a cure yet.

[@allisonafton]

But good job! I am glad you are getting better. Congrats!

[@jobel2399]

igrotum - a beacon of hope for Alzheimers patients. Experiencing improved memory and cognitive function.