@@jameshoward1215He deserves every penny. But I don't think he is doing it for money. Just look at his house, you can build a small village on that property. He was a millionaire before CZcams so don't be an A Hole.
Who couldn't love this man?? Even with this awful disease he is still so intelligent. Saying what a hard and awful job it is for Dan to take care of him. God bless you Dr. Ed!
@@rickyanthonyvery rude comment!! Please let me rephrase what you meant in your heart of hearts. What you meant to say is LOVE NEVER ENDS!! One great human, caring for One great human!!
@@joanneclark6044 Nothing rude about what I said if you understand simple English. They (Dan and Danielle) have said it themselves in their videos. I am also a carer of someone that resets to the same state every day. It's a compliment to those who still manage to show love to this man. As well a recognition of how tough it is.
@@rickyanthonyyes. You are correct and valid with your comment. Things are good and bad. I’m glad you did not let anyone tell you how you should express yourself. We all love our aging family members but it’s hard. The folks in these videos said so as well.
I love every single video of your sweet father. I lost my dad at 49 years old. I have outlived my dad (and mom) by decades. You’re very blessed to still have him. You’re doing a great job!!
Same. Alzheimer's with mine, but significant dementia for years before formal move to Alz diagnosis. Just awful to watch my vibrant mom slip away. Those conversations! Wow.
Treasure these conversations, one day you will miss them. I see the love your Dad has for you, even though he has to ask things over and over. You are a great son to him.
Your Dad is very smart and it shows in his speech still. He still has a strong urge to learn and know whats going on. And He cares a lot about others and how they feel. Its amazing.
Yeah, and to not know what’s going on, he is so calm and understanding. I can only hope if I ever get to this point. I’m respectfully to my caretakers. And I could listen to him talk all day. Lol Much love to you both!
Hello Dan you and your family are so blessed to have e dr. Ed.I ŵould ĥave love to have him for my doctor. He's so sweet. So precious how he still concerned about your mom God bless you and yours for taking care of him. Thank you for not putting him in a convalescent home❤😊
My wife mother lived with us and she would wake up every morning telling us her name and that she was sent to help out the community by the Bishop! When asked she was 21 years old. My wife would tell her that she 91 years old and she lived with us. She didn’t believe her. I would ask if she knew who we were. She would say I was the cook and my wife was the caretaker. When I would point to my wife do you know who she is (her daughter) she would say my mother or it would be her sister. It was sad to see someone you love lose touch with reality. She passed away this past May. My wife pampered her until her final breath at 12:15 am. It was awesome to see such love and compassion.
Your dad is such a sweet gentleman, my parents were born in 1932, but died over 14 years ago. My dad was such a sweet, kind gentleman, your dad reminds me of him. Although dementia must have it's challenges, I'm thankful you all still have him ❤️
My grandfather was born March 1st, 1945. He is 78 years old. He has early onset dementia. Dan you are an amazing honorable god send for dad. God bless you man. And thank you for posting this journey. It is helping me understand dementia. My grandpop is an old technology officer at the bank retired since he was 57 years old. He did well in life. He was always the bedrock of our family and seeing his freedoms stripped from him one by one is so sad. They took his license last year due to him having macular degenerative eye disease. It's terrible. Much love and respect Dan.
I wish the State of Idaho would have taken my mother's driver's license away from her. In her early 70's she started doing things like taking a left at red lights. When I said anything she became defensive. It was several years later I learned she had macular degeneration. She had also become quite deaf. I don't know who it is harder to see grow old, our parents or ourselves.
I don't know if your family is spiritual but look at that heart attack and look at your life now. He always fits the circumstances in just right somehow.
I'm not being rude, but I highly doubt it. Your comment comes from never having experienced looking after someone suffering from dementia in real life. Getting asked the same things several times a day can be extremely difficult and stressful on the carer, especially if you're a family member. It's also heartbreaking when they forget who you are to them. My heart goes out to Dan it's not easy at all.
Dr Ed is one of kind, very rare human being, real at ❤. Believe me this Doc will be here on earth for many more years. I love thisan so much that tears are in my eyes. Thanks Dad. ❤🤗💨💨👅👅👅 lol.
You are the dream a parent wants as a son! The smile on your Dad's face (at all times, even when he is totally disoriented) is priceless! It says all about him and how he treated his patients in his working days!!! God bless you beautiful people!!!
Wow! This made me cry. What a very sweet man Dad is. I just wish I could give him a huge hug. Dan, thank you very much for allowing us a glimpse into your Father’s world living with Dementia. I am learning so much. ❤️🙏🏽
I lost my dad 4 years ago to dementia when he was 77 & he had it for a few years before that & he wasn’t able to speak so I wasn’t able to communicate with him properly & he lived 100s of miles away. I used to be too upset watching dementia interactions but now since watching Grandpa & his family it has helped me a great deal. Thank you Dan and family.
Your patience is truly commendable, Dan. We can see how much you love your dad. Dementia is a cruel disease, but he’s so lucky to have you and Mark there for him. I’m sure he was an awesome father growing up and took great care of you both. Such a blessing that you can now return the favor.
This was such a beautiful, heartwarming dialogue between Dr. Ed and son💙. Both just sitting together and chit chatting like old buddies about life. I really enjoyed it. These are what will form the good memories for Dan!
I'm a new subbie😊 from South Africa and I'm loving your dad. It's just amazing watching you with him daily, you're so patient with him. My mom passed away 23 years ago and my dad 11 years ago I'm I'm their last born at 42. I love watching families with parents at their old age because mine didn't get there but it just warms my heart. You are so blessed ❤❤❤
This must be so hard on you Dan, while you feel lucky that you can help your dad right now. My heart goes out to you and Danielle and the rest of your family. What a challenge. God bless you all.
You are both blessed to be able to have these conversations, my beloved mother had ALS and was not able to communicate with us at the end of her life. Cherish these moments 💛
Even if he doesn’t remember that he is your dad, he will always feel the love he has for you. ❤ Dan, you deserve only the best, take your time to rest and enjoy the little things in life. Like chatting with your dad. 🌻
Love your patience, Dan. My Mum has onset, and I'm exercising patience, and thank God, I'm doing good 🙏🏼🙏🏼 love the entire Salinger family. Sending Blessings from South Africa ❤
Edward reminds me so much of my parents. I moved in with my mother after my Dad passed away,( 1996). She had been living on her own, but it was decided it would be best for her if I moved in with her. I lived with her from 1999 until she passed away in 2011. It can be difficult being a parent to ones's aging parent, but we created many memories which I would not trade for anything. I was fortunate to have been close to both my parents. I miss them, but know God willing, I will see them & other loved ones again some day. ❤
His thoughts never end! He is always talking about the few things that matter most in life like family, work, eating and money! Lol No wonder the Bible says that life is a vapor! So true!
The amount of resilience it must take to see someone you love and care about not being able to remember themselves or being your parent leaves me speechless…. I have aging parents and their fragility really hits me sometimes.. may you be blessed.. your dad is wonderful. Thank you for sharing these interactions. They really put life into perspective.
Dan. You will never regret a moment of these precious days and moments spent with your precious father. Mine has been gone for 21 years. Watching you with him brings back lovely feelings. Ed may have lost some memories, but he is still himself. You still have your father and you aren't taking that fact for granted. 🌹❤️
There dialogs are good lessons for many who handle similar situations on daily basis. The caring manner Dan and his wife deal with Grandpa is amazing. You both earn lots of God's blessings.
Thank you very, very much Dan, Daniel, Mark and Grandpa for these touching videos. I look forward to seeing them. You all are awesome. I don’t even have the words to express how much I love see your videos and seeing Grandpa’s thru his journey. When the doctor told me my Mom was in alhizmers. I had to hold back tears because suddenly I felt like I would loose my mother twice😢
Watching Dad close he really would benefit from a hearing aids a professional type only an exam special for only his needs,he is always not hearing you voice coul sound harsh as you have to holler so Dad can hear Way too much, he would feel more independent being able to hear the FIRST time around!! Worth a try you wouldn't have to repeat and get frustrated! Please it could make a world of difference! He ma say no to it but walk him through a trial!! Am exam will show his needs of tones missed! If money is there go for it I would .I worked for me ,,,81 no love to hear everything now goo luckillbe praying for sweet Dad keep calm and keep the Faith 💜💜💜💜
Dear Grandpa, you have absolutely nothing you need to worry about. Enjoy your life with your family. The whole CZcams community loves you and your family ❤❤❤❤
Dan you have such a special bond with your dad. Your so kind and patient. Your dad is so lucky to have you guys caring for him. I love the concern he has for your career. ❤
I know it’s a hard job you have as a caregiver, but at the same time you are so lucky to be able to sit with your dad and have a conversation. You will not regret having this time with him.
Hi Dan, I love how patient you are with your father. Your dad does amaze me, although he has confusion you can see how he processes the info you give him. His kindness and compassion remains so part of who he is. My dad had Alzheimers too, a kind man until the end. I love how good you and your wife are to him during these challenging moments. You can see how he appreciates your kindness and encourages you at the same time. Its very heart warming! Stay strong and positive. You are doing great. Wish you all the best from Ireland 🇮🇪xx❤
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The world needs more people like you, Sir! What you are doing for your Dad is priceless.
A lot of people do what Dan does. It's an incredibly rewarding and hard job at the same time.
Yes because it is very hard. Don’t know if Dan is living less stress.
Trust me he enjoying daddy check and his check and his wife check from Facebook that's what he Bragg's all the time
@@jameshoward1215He deserves every penny. But I don't think he is doing it for money. Just look at his house, you can build a small village on that property. He was a millionaire before CZcams so don't be an A Hole.
You the a******
Grandpa Ed is such an outstanding person. And so are you, Dan.❤
Taking the time to visit with him requires such patience. His son would agree😬Yet, this ten minute interaction with him is golden.
You know them well?
God bless you guys and Mark you are a wonderful son.
The old man has a problem with his memory but by God he hasn't lost a bit of his wit. His humor probably just as sharp as it ever was.
@@Blytthe.RothsChildyes why?
Dr Ed is always so polite. He worries about all his family all the time. I think the 🌎 has fallen in Love with him ❤🙏🙏🙏❣️❣️☮️🌎
Yes..this family is truly amazing. ❤you dad
Awww. The whole family. Ppl could learn a lot from this fanil
I love this whole family! ❤
Unfortunately, he can't remember all of his family
i always find it amazing they remember when they were born......this man has an amazing family
You’re very patient with your dad! Great son! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Who couldn't love this man?? Even with this awful disease he is still so intelligent. Saying what a hard and awful job it is for Dan to take care of him. God bless you Dr. Ed!
Easy to love when it's just once or twice, definitely a lot harder when it is all day everyday over and over
@@rickyanthonyvery rude comment!! Please let me rephrase what you meant in your heart of hearts. What you meant to say is LOVE NEVER ENDS!! One great human, caring for One great human!!
@@joanneclark6044 Nothing rude about what I said if you understand simple English. They (Dan and Danielle) have said it themselves in their videos. I am also a carer of someone that resets to the same state every day. It's a compliment to those who still manage to show love to this man. As well a recognition of how tough it is.
@@rickyanthony gracious padre!!
@@rickyanthonyyes. You are correct and valid with your comment. Things are good and bad. I’m glad you did not let anyone tell you how you should express yourself. We all love our aging family members but it’s hard. The folks in these videos said so as well.
"you're young and the world is in front of you" What a kind thing to say to someone that just said they're retiring
lol yup
Ed remains humble and seems to always have encouraging words to offer his son.
His Dad has dementia sometimes he makes great sense. When you get old we’ll see!
He (Ed) is amazing!! God bless him.
@@bria2luv305❤1w234eeee
I love every single video of your sweet father. I lost my dad at 49 years old. I have outlived my dad (and mom) by decades. You’re very blessed to still have him. You’re doing a great job!!
Me too.
Not many people have their parents like Dr Ed & wife...Dan & siblings are the fortunate ones❤❤❤❤❤
Pops not stupid he just forgets sometimes. Remember that y’all . He’s very blessed.
These conversations are precious. My mom had dementia and I miss having these conversations with her ....
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My mom had dementia too. What I wouldn’t give to have another conversation with her.
Same. Alzheimer's with mine, but significant dementia for years before formal move to Alz diagnosis. Just awful to watch my vibrant mom slip away. Those conversations! Wow.
My granny is 87 and she has dementia too. I have conversations like these with her. Such sweet moments that I will treasure forever ❤
Treasure these conversations, one day you will miss them. I see the love your Dad has for you, even though he has to ask things over and over. You are a great son to him.
YOU TWO ARE THE BEST...A GOOD DAD AND A GOOD SON...❤
What a lovely family.a doctor and a lawyer.very polite and well mannered.i love them both
Your Dad is very smart and it shows in his speech still. He still has a strong urge to learn and know whats going on. And He cares a lot about others and how they feel. Its amazing.
He really is smart. I agree
Yeah, and to not know what’s going on, he is so calm and understanding. I can only hope if I ever get to this point. I’m respectfully to my caretakers.
And I could listen to him talk all day. Lol
Much love to you both!
I agree..❤
Hello Dan you and your family are so blessed to have e dr. Ed.I ŵould ĥave love to have him for my doctor. He's so sweet. So precious how he still concerned about your mom
God bless you and yours for taking care of him. Thank you for not putting him in a convalescent home❤😊
My wife mother lived with us and she would wake up every morning telling us her name and that she was sent to help out the community by the Bishop! When asked she was 21 years old. My wife would tell her that she 91 years old and she lived with us. She didn’t believe her. I would ask if she knew who we were. She would say I was the cook and my wife was the caretaker. When I would point to my wife do you know who she is (her daughter) she would say my mother or it would be her sister. It was sad to see someone you love lose touch with reality. She passed away this past May. My wife pampered her until her final breath at 12:15 am. It was awesome to see such love and compassion.
Thanks for sharing your story
God bless you both.
Thank you for sharing and caring
😂😅 about the cook & caregiver, but aaw bless her heart. These guys need love & care. I miss my parents. I thank God that they never went through this
Your dad is such a sweet gentleman, my parents were born in 1932, but died over 14 years ago. My dad was such a sweet, kind gentleman, your dad reminds me of him. Although dementia must have it's challenges, I'm thankful you all still have him ❤️
Dan, you're a good son. Your patience is second to none. Your compassion sets the bar for others to follow. Thank you for sharing. 🙏
Not only do I share my birthday with Grandpa he was born in my hometown too! What a beautiful connection for me!!
Wow I share the same birthday as well and was born in California and no live in Washington😊 I'm 48? In my grandpa Ed's I'm 91 voice😂😂
My grandfather was born March 1st, 1945. He is 78 years old. He has early onset dementia. Dan you are an amazing honorable god send for dad. God bless you man. And thank you for posting this journey. It is helping me understand dementia. My grandpop is an old technology officer at the bank retired since he was 57 years old. He did well in life. He was always the bedrock of our family and seeing his freedoms stripped from him one by one is so sad. They took his license last year due to him having macular degenerative eye disease. It's terrible. Much love and respect Dan.
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The best to you and your journey on helping your grandfather. Can learn a lot from watching these videos and I hope it helps you.
Lovely conversation as always, Hi 👋 I'm your new subscriber here from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I wish the State of Idaho would have taken my mother's driver's license away from her. In her early 70's she started doing things like taking a left at red lights. When I said anything she became defensive. It was several years later I learned she had macular degeneration. She had also become quite deaf. I don't know who it is harder to see grow old, our parents or ourselves.
Thanks for sharing. Our Dad was born 1946.. ended up on this same road. Spend time with your grandpa, you won’t regret it. Good luck Tommy!
Thank you Dan for being so patient with your dad. He really needs you ❤
This family makes me so happy. They deal with such a tough situation with humour and make me feel so much less anxious about so many things ❤
Grandpa Ed is such a wonderful man. Dan, your heart and patience are amazing and I can see where you get it from. Hearts from gold 🙏❤️🙏
I don't know if your family is spiritual but look at that heart attack and look at your life now. He always fits the circumstances in just right somehow.
I love the empathy you have for your dad. All you can do is the best you can do. You're the backbone!
Dan, you're a good hearted soul. I guess you get that from your dad. 😊❤❤
Watching Grandpa brings me so much joy indeed. I could listen to him all day.Thanks for sharing these videos with us all Dan.
I'm not being rude, but I highly doubt it. Your comment comes from never having experienced looking after someone suffering from dementia in real life. Getting asked the same things several times a day can be extremely difficult and stressful on the carer, especially if you're a family member. It's also heartbreaking when they forget who you are to them. My heart goes out to Dan it's not easy at all.
@@PecanBaby...your an extremely rude person.
@@PecanBaby...Absolutely agree with your comment.
@PecanBaby... I understand what you're saying, but I dont think the comment was meant in that way. And you're right, you weren't being rude.
Dan, you're such a cool guy and the apple didn't fall far from that tree!❤
Agree!! ❤
Dr Ed is one of kind, very rare human being, real at ❤. Believe me this Doc will be here on earth for many more years. I love thisan so much that tears are in my eyes. Thanks Dad. ❤🤗💨💨👅👅👅 lol.
Dan not dad. Hehehee💨
Thank you Dan for being such a kind person taking care of your dad!!! My hat tipped off to you!!! 🎉
You are the dream a parent wants as a son! The smile on your Dad's face (at all times, even when he is totally disoriented) is priceless! It says all about him and how he treated his patients in his working days!!! God bless you beautiful people!!!
I’m glad Dan keeps him going with conversations and grandpa can still hold his conversation well.❤
How do you keep on doing this Dan?? It must be exhausting for you too!!
You're as good a human being as your dad...more power to you !
He’s such a kind soul, even with the disease
Wow! This made me cry. What a very sweet man Dad is. I just wish I could give him a huge hug.
Dan, thank you very much for allowing us a glimpse into your Father’s world living with Dementia. I am learning so much. ❤️🙏🏽
Did you make enough to retire 😂😂😂
Money always on his mind.
He is now in stage 6 where you forget family members. Horrible disease and so sad. Ed is changing slowly. Wish there was a cure.
I wish there was a cure also for this worthless disease that exist for some reason.
I lost my dad 4 years ago to dementia when he was 77 & he had it for a few years before that & he wasn’t able to speak so I wasn’t able to communicate with him properly & he lived 100s of miles away. I used to be too upset watching dementia interactions but now since watching Grandpa & his family it has helped me a great deal. Thank you Dan and family.
You take it easy 🙏
I'm so impressed by your love and your family's compassionate care of your father
Ed wants to know everything is ok with Dan always. It must be hard, Dan, to have to tell him he is your Dad. I sure hope those times pass fast.
He will never forget Danielle, but now he doesn't recognize Dan as his son... Must be hard.
In time he will forget Danielle also. Incredibly sad day when they don't remember you. Absolutely a worthless disease.
It's on and off with the recognition but he actually remembered that he has a son who studied law
Be remembers on and off. That's how this very sad disease works.
His still a man of culture lol😂
Your patience is truly commendable, Dan. We can see how much you love your dad. Dementia is a cruel disease, but he’s so lucky to have you and Mark there for him. I’m sure he was an awesome father growing up and took great care of you both. Such a blessing that you can now return the favor.
You're doing really well with you father Dan. Shoutout to your wife and family ❤
I love how positive he is "91? That's good" ❤
This was such a beautiful, heartwarming dialogue between Dr. Ed and son💙. Both just sitting together and chit chatting like old buddies about life. I really enjoyed it. These are what will form the good memories for Dan!
I adored this conversation. Dan, what a beautiful gift you’re giving to your father!❤❤
I'm a new subbie😊 from South Africa and I'm loving your dad. It's just amazing watching you with him daily, you're so patient with him. My mom passed away 23 years ago and my dad 11 years ago I'm I'm their last born at 42. I love watching families with parents at their old age because mine didn't get there but it just warms my heart. You are so blessed ❤❤❤
Im glad you are looking after yourself Dan. Bless you and your family for taking such great care of your dad ❤
he never forgets when he was born..amazing
This must be so hard on you Dan, while you feel lucky that you can help your dad right now. My heart goes out to you and Danielle and the rest of your family.
What a challenge.
God bless you all.
I'm happy Dr Ed still walks around and at a good pace.
You are both blessed to be able to have these conversations, my beloved mother had ALS and was not able to communicate with us at the end of her life. Cherish these moments 💛
We love hearing your dad as he figures out his days God Bless you Dan for all you and Mark do
the relationship between you and your father is priceless!
Right! Which is why it shouldn't be on the internet for EVERYONE to see!
The Eagles 🦅 won the game
You are an amazing man Dan,
Your patience and caring for your father is outstanding
Mathew 7: 13-14
So true
Even if he doesn’t remember that he is your dad, he will always feel the love he has for you. ❤ Dan, you deserve only the best, take your time to rest and enjoy the little things in life. Like chatting with your dad. 🌻
Love your patience, Dan. My Mum has onset, and I'm exercising patience, and thank God, I'm doing good 🙏🏼🙏🏼 love the entire Salinger family. Sending Blessings from South Africa ❤
I can see the smile in his face chatting with Dan. God bless your heart @Dan
Aww grandpa so sweet . Love watching him talk about life and family ❤
Such a good father i would say. Eventhough in his condition he is still very professional to talk too. .can't stop watching . Love his wisdom
Dan and Daniel both of you and your brothers are doing something so priceless. Dan thank you thank you for taking care of your Dad.
I love how you sit and have conversations with your dad❤
Funny how you can get hooked on watching this, great family
Born the same year as my Dad. Almost 8 years since he's gone. Live on, Ed... love on, Dan and family! Y'all warm my heart ❤️
Thanks Dan for bringing us along. We really appreciate you and dad and all your family. May God continue to keep you!
Edward reminds me so much of my parents. I moved in with my mother after my Dad passed away,( 1996).
She had been living on her own, but it was decided it would be best for her if I moved in with her. I lived with her from 1999 until she passed away in 2011. It can be difficult being a parent to ones's aging parent, but we created many memories which I would not trade for anything. I was fortunate to have been close to both my parents. I miss them, but know God willing, I will see them & other loved ones again some day. ❤
His thoughts never end! He is always talking about the few things that matter most in life like family, work, eating and money! Lol No wonder the Bible says that life is a vapor! So true!
The amount of resilience it must take to see someone you love and care about not being able to remember themselves or being your parent leaves me speechless…. I have aging parents and their fragility really hits me sometimes.. may you be blessed.. your dad is wonderful. Thank you for sharing these interactions. They really put life into perspective.
Thanks Dan to you and your family. Your Dad is an absolute joy!!! And family is everything.
I cried. I've never commented before. Your dad is a sweetheart.
So so patient. It still
Takes a village even at this age.❤
Thank you Dan, for allowing us into your life with Ed, and your family. I am filled with awe, for all the bitter-sweetness, and patience ❤
Dan. You will never regret a moment of these precious days and moments spent with your precious father. Mine has been gone for 21 years. Watching you with him brings back lovely feelings. Ed may have lost some memories, but he is still himself. You still have your father and you aren't taking that fact for granted. 🌹❤️
Precious. We’ve grown to love your dad and pray for you all!
I love the fact he always remembers he was born in 1932 ❤, he is so kind love from Canada 🇨🇦
Sending dad a huge hug while my heart quietly cries. Bless this beautiful family.❤
There dialogs are good lessons for many who handle similar situations on daily basis. The caring manner Dan and his wife deal with Grandpa is amazing. You both earn lots of God's blessings.
I really enjoy the interactions between you and your dad. You're both great guy's!
Your dad is so very blessed to have these conversations with you. And you'll cherish these days with him forever. Great family!
Thank you very, very much Dan, Daniel, Mark and Grandpa for these touching videos. I look forward to seeing them.
You all are awesome. I don’t even have the words to express how much I love see your videos and seeing Grandpa’s thru his journey.
When the doctor told me my Mom was in alhizmers. I had to hold back tears because suddenly I felt like I would loose my mother twice😢
God Bless Dan and Grandpa Ed, you guys are so special. Thank you so much for sharing these special moments with all of us. !! We love you guys❤
Love fm india❤❤❤❤ grandpa wins heart every time. Keep being the best son ever Dan
It must be heartbreaking the fact that your father doesn't recognize you're his son 💔
You're always contented Grandpa Ed! There's lot of appreciation towards Dan, it's so lovely! There's two fine Gentleman there!!! ❤❤
Love your videos and how loving , compassionate and patient you are with your Dad.
It's been an everyday 'dose for me watching grandpa's videos ...
I love ur conversation with him ... Lots of love from Bengaluru (India).
Watching Dad close he really would benefit from a hearing aids a professional type only an exam special for only his needs,he is always not hearing you voice coul sound harsh as you have to holler so Dad can hear Way too much, he would feel more independent being able to hear the FIRST time around!! Worth a try you wouldn't have to repeat and get frustrated! Please it could make a world of difference! He ma say no to it but walk him through a trial!! Am exam will show his needs of tones missed! If money is there go for it I would .I worked for me ,,,81 no love to hear everything now goo luckillbe praying for sweet Dad keep calm and keep the Faith 💜💜💜💜
On a note about Dan. I did not know he had a heart attack. (glad he's recovered). Nice guy. Looking after his Father the way he does is Biblical.
My husband had dementia . So I do understand what is happening to your Dad and you and your family. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
I love these shorts....want more of these please. Your father is so blesses to have you as a son!
Dan you need to schedule a nap in there somewhere my friend. Retirement demands it! ♥👍
Retirement naps are the best. 👍😊👍
Dear Grandpa, you have absolutely nothing you need to worry about. Enjoy your life with your family. The whole CZcams community loves you and your family ❤❤❤❤
You did the right thing dan, pulling back from the stress , love yr sense of humour xx
Dan you're so patient, I appreciate the time you take to answer his questions as long as it takes. Grest attitude.❤
Dan you have such a special bond with your dad. Your so kind and patient. Your dad is so lucky to have you guys caring for him. I love the concern he has for your career. ❤
New Subscriber from the UK. I love your Dad. He reminds me of my Dad.
Es una ternura de padre y el hijo también que tiene tanta paciencia con él, gracias x ser tan buen hijo❤❤❤
Dan you make dementia seem easy , you are so patient! It’s a horrible disease and you are standing up to it. - love your dad so mucj
I know it’s a hard job you have as a caregiver, but at the same time you are so lucky to be able to sit with your dad and have a conversation. You will not regret having this time with him.
Hi Dan, I love how patient you are with your father. Your dad does amaze me, although he has confusion you can see how he processes the info you give him. His kindness and compassion remains so part of who he is. My dad had Alzheimers too, a kind man until the end. I love how good you and your wife are to him during these challenging moments. You can see how he appreciates your kindness and encourages you at the same time. Its very heart warming! Stay strong and positive. You are doing great. Wish you all the best from Ireland 🇮🇪xx❤
Grandpa so sassy.. I love it.. Love your convos with your dad. 😍
Your Dad has such a lovely nature and I must say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
“You’re doin all right!” - so true. It’s amazing how you and your family are so caring and patient with your dad. ♥️
OMG Dan, you finally got a compliment from grandpa!
You look better than him!👏🏽👏🏽
🙏🤣.. Grandpa DR... taking a round the world... Who's your father? You're so sweet ❤
Great job Dan,with regular conversation,he is able to hold regular conversations and remember stuff.He looks very happy,comfortable and energetic !