Tippy's Teaching Me, Ep. 3: Made in the Image of God

As Erin has walked the long and painful journey through her mom’s Early-onset Alzheimer’s, Tippy has been a wise counselor, prayer partner, and trusted friend. In this tender episode of The Deep Well, hear how they’ve seen the hand of God in the midst of the valley and why they cling to hope during “the long goodbye.
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[@Joyful-Heart777]

Thank you for sharing this

[@jessicap9802]

Erin, thank you for your candor in the struggles with walking through the dementia journey. You really did a great job putting it into words. Praying for you and your mom. I want to be a wise and fun woman like Tippy😊

[@nashlyepp5737]

Oh Erin I wept when watching this. Each day is so precious. Thank you for sharing your heart! More people need to see this and hear this message.

[@BethGood]

Our mother just passed away this past September at 87. What an amazing life she had, we were blessed indeed. Your mom reminds me of my mom who had dementia for the last ten or so years. Your friend Tippy was spot-on with her advice. I would like to add another person for anyone who has a loved one with dementia to seek out and her name is Teepa Snow. Dementia is a difficult disease and we need resources. Teepa's knowledge and wisdom were a huge asset to our family as my mom's dementia progressed. The foundational truth for the dignity of life is at the core of Teepa's methods which is called, Positive Approach to Care. My hope is that others are blessed by her content as well. PS. I came to your channel for another topic but this video series caught my eye and here I am. God is so good and I'm glad to be here. God bless you all! ❤

[@reviveourhearts]

Thank you for your comment, and sorry to hear about your loss. We're so glad you found this video. 💙

[@ramtuffmama8060]

My grandmother had Alzheimer’s just as it was being recognized as a disease. My mother, now 95, has fronto-temporal dementia that became evident in her late 70’s. My precious dad died 2 yrs ago and I thought she’d follow him rapidly, but she’s still here. I’m grateful that she still recognizes me, but that’s pretty much it; she doesn’t remember him at all. They were married 72 yrs. I’ve realized she’s still here for a reason that only the Lord knows. Erin, thank you and I walk with you. Praise God from whom all blessings flow

[@reviveourhearts]

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[@Kelly404029]

I lost my dad to brain cancer two years ago. Very similar road. Thank you for your vulnerability, Erin! So important that we share the good, bad and the ugly.

[@reviveourhearts]

So sorry for your loss! 💙🙏

[@kerihinds7562]

We have walked the road that you are on and you hit it on the head! ❤

[@reviveourhearts]

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