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@sillykitty1818

9 ай бұрын

I have been using better help for about 2 months because of you. I found a great therapist and it has had a huge impact on my life. My anxiety had gotten crippling and it’s so much better now. Thanks Auri!

@Keti_Charkseliani

9 ай бұрын

Those pads 😮😫 Auri 👏👏👏

@marielaaleiramh3819

9 ай бұрын

Hi Aurii I love the video I wish it was longer !!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@thantthirihtetjenniferwhit1816

9 ай бұрын

It's expensive...it's so dirty...it's too much...do you want someone to clean the house?

@Aurikatariina

9 ай бұрын

@@sillykitty1818Omg I love to hear that!! 😭🩷

I think more and more furniture companies should reach out to you and provide for furniture to help these people, especially elderly people. We should also be pressuring our governments more and demand better social care for the weakest of our society! It’s unthinkable that an 80 year old person, who has worked her whole life has to live in such conditions 😢

@zietray8347

9 ай бұрын

i love this idea!

@LoXena

9 ай бұрын

Ikea

@donnamaco1

9 ай бұрын

But we in the U.S. have plenty of money to bomb other poor people in foreign countries.

@kaylariggs5188

9 ай бұрын

That's actually a great idea. Would be great promotion for them! Auri you should have your manager reach out to some furniture companies! They send mattresses to KZread creators all the time in exchange for promo/ review. Could do that with you! Right now Helix has been sending out a lot of mattresses for creator review. Purple and Nectar are two others that have commonly done the same. Also, there are companies like Brooke Linen that send sheet / bedding sets for review.

@BeatrizPereira-mk2cr

9 ай бұрын

@@kaylariggs5188 Indeed!! I hope these companies are aware of how much influence social media ACTUALLY has and how their numbers will grow! The #1 caregiver should always be the government, though. I work and pay taxes so I DEMAND to have my money’s worth of care for everyone, no matter where they are in life. If you work and you pay taxes, you should have access to the services you’re paying/paid for, it’s that easy! That’s what tax money is for and yet, our “representatives” looove to waste money on sh*t that IS NOT necessary and putting it in their pockets.

Can't stress enough how cool it must be to have a drain in the middle of a bathroom! Finns are genius for that!

@unknown-kh6lb

9 ай бұрын

We also have it in Arab Countries

@Aliaselias727

9 ай бұрын

I thought the same 🙂 super practical

@pumpkin_fox

9 ай бұрын

I agree it may be useful, but I personally prefer to have a bathtub. Floor drain reminds me of public showers, it wouldn't be comfortable for me in everyday use. I showed it to my partner and asked if he likes it, he said "no. it's like shower in prison"🤣 sorry, to each their own🙃

@AlexBsSecret

9 ай бұрын

@@pumpkin_fox you can have both a bathtub AND a drain in your bathroom. The drain will still be extremely helpful in the cleaning process

@HelgaCavoli

9 ай бұрын

In Brazil there's a drain in the shower and usually one outside as well (sink, toilet sit). It's VERY practical.

You cant believe how much these videos have helped me. I've been severely depressed for months after some less than great things happened to me. Because my body felt dirty, I didn't care if my house was dirty. I would only wash my clothing for work and occasionally some dishes to eat with, and that was it. Over the last week, I've gotten my house clean. The last three days I've had the flu, which just made it harder. Now the only things I have left are to fold the laundry once it's dry and to wash the floors. Once the weather becomes rainy, I'll start on the yard too.

@antonattachihombori9561

7 ай бұрын

Hope you are much better now.

@cordoesart

7 ай бұрын

That sounds amazing! Keep it up✨✌🏻

@Uchuujin.

7 ай бұрын

I'm dealing with a heavy depression too so I can relate. Every little task you complete is a win! You will see that cleaning and taking care of your hygiene is a form of therapy too. Little by little ♡

@shmeepshmoop2717

6 ай бұрын

thats really awesome!! cleaning can be so difficult sometimes

@kristyphan8676

4 ай бұрын

proud of you!

Hi Aurikatarina, I am worried about your health. When you enter this kind of homes please wear mask all the time. Please take care of your health. May God bless you.💕

@RebeccaAbrahansson

3 ай бұрын

I would not go in there even with a mask

@Floben-bh7xk

3 ай бұрын

I understand you. I don’t think I can do what she’s doing. But she is doing it with great passion. So I suggested the mask. I still worried about her health. I hope she will be in good health and God bless her.

@mpatey63

3 ай бұрын

Needs more PPE than just a mask ! Why is she contaminating her own phone by using it while cleaning ?

Man I just adore this woman. No judgment just a willingness to help. I swear I wish I could love my job the way she does. You are an absolute angel.

@carnation_cat

9 ай бұрын

@@flipflopsofpeaceandjustice Many of us wouldn't do it even for that! 🙃 I hope she makes $5,000 per month on sponsorships and clicks. 😊 Who knows, maybe more...

@kekepalmer1996

9 ай бұрын

@@flipflopsofpeaceandjustice she isn't begging? 💀💀💀

@Bejaphone

9 ай бұрын

@@flipflopsofpeaceandjustice it doesnt matter why she does it, it doesnt change the fact that she helps people.

@LuQiYun

8 ай бұрын

​@@flipflopsofpeaceandjusticeeven if i will have 100m subscribers and likes i wouldnt do it, so disgusting and stinky. I dont even want to smell my own fart much less other's dirt. Her job is one of a kind not many ppl want to do, she did it happily in a positive way, instead of being a jerk you better skip her channel if u dont like to see it.

@donnacales1975

8 ай бұрын

Wow, unbelievable comments. She helps people & that means the world to those people. Please, always be kind! I know I'd welcome her completely into my home!

It's so sad that no one was helping this person. My mom is 86 and me and my siblings help her all the time. We help clean her house for her. It's sad no family was there to help.

@the-red-ghost

9 ай бұрын

I agree 😔rip granny

@unknown-kh6lb

9 ай бұрын

That's really warmed my heart 😢♡♡

@kseniyaigorevna7177

9 ай бұрын

Возможно при жизни она была плохим человеком, что посеешь, то пожнёшь😑

@patchouleigh_

9 ай бұрын

Ideally, yes, family could help. Sometimes family cannot help. Maybe the family has tried to help . Sometimes elderly wont let someone help, or they are difficult to deal with, so it can be healthier for the family to stay away. Each family ia different. We just dont know whats really going on so we must not judge.

@Lailiana-2001-m

9 ай бұрын

@@kseniyaigorevna7177فعلا الاشخاص السيئين يهرب الجميع منه

I don't understand how their mom could have been without a shower for 3 years! Did they not check on her? This is abuse of the elderly. Regardless of where they Iive or what's going on in their lives. I feel so sorry for this woman. Thank you for stepping in and helping her.

@KyleEvra

6 ай бұрын

😂

@ella9574

5 ай бұрын

Where were her children ????😮

@your.local_person257

4 ай бұрын

you did NOT have to assume that. the kids might have been busy, the mom might have been too ashamed from judgement (and the kids didnt know), or just about endless amounts of reasons. its also NOT abuse, do your research.

@Aya-zr5hh

4 ай бұрын

I live with my grandmother who recently fell down and now thankfully she's healing but that's besides the point. My grandmother had fell in the kitchen when I stepped outside just to collect a package. I heard something fall but she didn't make a sound or call me from outside, just because she didn't want to worry me unfortunately she broke a bone so she had to go the hospital. After coming home my grandmother whenever she needed something would always apologize to me saying she's causing me trouble. Then I would have to tell her over and over again that she's not a burden and that it's my duty. Due to family reasons I live with my grandmother, but I wonder if my situation was different I wouldn't be living her and therefore I wonder what the house would've been like if I wasn't there. I guess what I'm trying to say is not all situations are abuse. Depending on the elderly person they tend to be independent and want to do things themselves afraid to be a burden therefore she probably didn't tell them and unfortunately they had to find out about the house when her daughter came to cut her hair. Please do not assume things without knowing the full story.

@becg5611

4 ай бұрын

The daughter said she ‘couldn’t bear to touch’ her own mother. Disgusting.

I dont know why, but taking a shower always leaves me with a feeling of gratitude. No matter my problems, i always have at least this blessing in my life and i love it😊

@kpazsoldan

14 күн бұрын

For me, it's when I crawl into bed at night. I always feel really grateful when I'm snuggling into my pillow that I have a warm, safe bed and I feel for the people who do not.

I have an aunt who has been slowly going down the dementia road. For those who wonder why the daughter didn't realize what was going on, let me tell you about my aunt... I live about 30 minutes from her, but her 3 sons live quite a distance further (two live, literally, across the country); because of that, I am the one who visits her the most, who has been helping her with her everyday life, etc. While the two who live in other states are good about calling her every week or two, they didn't realize how bad she had become, because often she can speak on the phone very well. When they came into town (to visit her for her 95th birthday) they had a big shock, trying to understand how she had deteriorated "so quickly"! One even accused me of buying her a computer that was too complex for her to use -- instead of understanding that when we bought the computer 3 years ago, she could use it perfectly well. Now she doesn't even remember how to turn it on! This happens a lot with dementia patients -- on the phone they can sound fairly normal, despite the fact that their everyday existence has deteriorated dramatically! I don't blame the family for not understanding how dire the situation was with their mother... BUT I hope they understand that she cannot live independently anymore, and that they should step in to move her to a place where she can be cared for and live safely.

@donnamaco1

9 ай бұрын

100,000 thumbs up!👍

@Riathathor

9 ай бұрын

thank you, that was exactly my question

@prishanireddy689

9 ай бұрын

I totally agree. Thank you for having helped your aunt. Hopefully she will be placed in a nurturing environment. All will be well with the correct steps taken. Take care and God bless

@fionastevens4170

9 ай бұрын

People with dementia present very well on the phone and even during short face to face conversations. Dementia is becoming a much bigger problem due to us living longer and longer and is causing nightmares in hospitals where disruptive behaviour is impacting on the recovering of other patients. As a society we need to understand more about dementia especially after reading some of these comments.

@anluxem7876

9 ай бұрын

She’s unlucky to have children like that

Guys, I just spent 3 days cleaning my father in laws house which was insane. I couldn't believe he lived in such conditions, everything fell apart for him when his wife, my Mil, divorced him 10 years ago. Spider webs galore, grime, maggots, you name it. I got it spotless! He will see it in the next few hours when he is back from his trip.

@Qrtuop

9 ай бұрын

You are a saint. I hope the work was shared 50% by your husband.

@hadilayyad6147

9 ай бұрын

You’re such a kind soul, he’ll probably cry when he steps in his home, I know I would

@mariechosgaire6984

9 ай бұрын

Guys, he loved it. He messaged my husband last night and simply said "Wow, you don't know how much I needed this" 😢😢Made me pretty emotional. My husband watched the kids for the whole 3 days I did it. And my furbabies so he helped tremendously. If he helped with the cleaning part, maybe we would be getting divorced now. 😂😂😂😂

@SuperEarther

9 ай бұрын

geez thats horrible! how did you get rid of the spiders? i keep getting bit when i sleep! 🤮

@mariechosgaire6984

9 ай бұрын

@@SuperEarther I didn't get rid of the spiders yet, just their webs as I didn't have time. We thought he was back today from his trip but he came back yesterday so I was pushed for time. I catch them on their web and bring them and shake them out the window. Haven't the heart to hoover them 😂

I love how she dosent throw away stuffed animals cuz u never know if it’s from childhood that could hold tons of memories

@85meltor

7 ай бұрын

She put it on the bed all dirty 😭

@chiba_liba

4 ай бұрын

​@@85meltor yeaah😢 and didn’t even clean the bed properly, there’s a lot of dust and mites there((

@icantsle3p

4 ай бұрын

@@chiba_liba if you watched you'd know she said she wasnt cleaning the bed because its being replaced 7:15

@megsley

4 ай бұрын

I doubt those toys belonged to her kids

@MatthewTaylor-yz4dn

3 ай бұрын

More likely hold billions of germs from the hundred thousand stinking wretch of bloodied sanitary towels piled up to the ceiling like a twin towers effigy. Beyond gross.

What I love and appreciate is that you don’t show the faces of the people- I am sure that you would make even more Klicks if you show the people. But you respect the helpless and desperate people and their background stories instead of blaming them and showing them to the world. It’s clear that you live what you do and that you love to help. Thank you!

Dementia was my first thought when I saw the bathroom, used diapers, cobwebs. Auri, thank you for helping Dorothy and her loved ones. Dementia is the worst and nobody should deal with it alone.

@SuperEarther

9 ай бұрын

i saw a bag full of shitty diapers once in a bag on the street i was walking once. i looked in it and smelled the most horrible smell!!! :( i almost puked lol

@Asiya-jq7kz

9 ай бұрын

@@SuperEarther...

@Bella77260

8 ай бұрын

Dementia is awful, that said the place has been like that many years, evident from its state. So glad she’s now got some help.

@squashtomato7803

7 ай бұрын

How can nobody have known about her issues? My moms 81 and she in better health than me. I need to get healthier as I don’t want to end up like this

@bunjijumper5345

7 ай бұрын

I have cobwebs everywhere, and that doesnt meant anything. I dont like to kill anything, so I move around them.

We care about you Auri! Please get a biohazard suit, be safe ❤️

@lylky

9 ай бұрын

Yes please

@asteniaa

9 ай бұрын

@@flipflopsofpeaceandjustice your mom

@sarasparks1992

9 ай бұрын

Genuinely curious how you think this comment is "corny"...? Please explain@@flipflopsofpeaceandjustice

@ash3227

9 ай бұрын

Do you not understand what biohazards are?

@chelongogan3904

9 ай бұрын

@@ash3227 she can get germs viruses mold and bacteria in her lungs...and toxic mold kills people and pets...no one should be doing that without biohazard suits and respirators

Sometimes when I watch these videos I feel really sad for the residents that live there, but at the same time I also feel joy because I know what you’re doing for them will completely change their lives for the better, I believe the work you do saves lives❤

@lennycorner3287

5 ай бұрын

Dann fängt es von vorne an. Die wird wieder den Müll horten

Of all the houses you've cleaned, this is probably the saddest :(

I'm so happy that you're starting to be able to afford new mattresses for your clients lately. Seriously, there should be bedding companies who sponsor you by providing mattresses and bedsheets! 😤

@stacykrett

2 ай бұрын

Great idea!

I'm usually careful to judge people but I just can't comprehend how no one cared for the lady especially since she has dementia No one should have to face this condition on their own This apartment really was a cage of isolation and being overwhelmed. You are an angel for what you do Auri!! I truly hope granny got help after all ❤

@paulamunhoz

9 ай бұрын

I know stories where the elderly really pushed back help… and it’s difficult to get official intervention.

@donnamaco1

9 ай бұрын

This happens in the U.S. a lot, but it is hidden, and the people that experience this do not have a voice to communicate the suffering and often do not have presents of mind to be their own advocate. I was a crime scene tech and saw this way too often. The average person does not realize how often it happens. Remember you inherit this awful system of healthcare. If nothing is done to rectify this problem, you will be this woman too. What is in place to stop it?

@ContactsNfilters

9 ай бұрын

You never know what people are going through. My mother was abusive and even after my older sister came to stay and take care of her she was still verbally abusive and would just go off at the drop of a hat. If you met her you wouldn't know at first because she would probably be super pleasant to you. She refused to go to a doctor after awhile and my sister was afraid she would lose her nursing license and she left. So now I'm staying with her and after a couple years and many trips to the ER for her seizures she finally agreed to go to a doctor and thankfully we got one that was very understanding and not pushy for extra test. I think she was also dealing with recurrent UTIs which can really affect their cognitive abilities and now I have her taking a high dose of d-mannose and drinking plenty of water. Many people are barely making it with the wages and prices of things today and if I had to work on top of bring here for my mom and having my own mental health issues... well I probably wouldn't be able to deal with it and I definately wouldn't be able to afford my medications and insulin while earning minimum wage (7.25 in Texas.)

@trishf2184

9 ай бұрын

Care of the elderly is HARD. Many parents are asshats, and get wors0e as they get older. It's expensive and gross a lot of the time. There are no RIGHT answers. As a person you do the best you can and go to your community for help . in the US if you live in a city that has NOT defunded THE POLICE , they all have social.workers on staff JUST for this kind of help and resources for folks in their town.

@Suelynngrr

9 ай бұрын

I absolutely agree!

I wish the States had a bathroom setup like in most of these videos,it makes cleaning so much easier. It just makes sense.

Heartbreaking that everyone had neglected this poor lady to such an extent. Thank you for helping her.

Unfortunately, the elderly have suffered a lot from the lack of public policies and social assistance. In the country where I live, fewer and fewer young people want to work in elderly care because it is a stressful job. Congratulations on your big heart Auri.

@Fbinitie

9 ай бұрын

The problem isn't public policy it's embaracing as a society our parents cared for us for years and she left her mother with dementia in a house on her own for 3 years with her unable to shower. It makes me so angry we are shameless as a society.

@Jako1987

9 ай бұрын

​@@FbinitieIndividualism or something. Back in the days 3+ generations lived together. That propably wasn't easy either.

@Fbinitie

9 ай бұрын

@@Jako1987 Hardly people are chosing to do that now burdening parents for their convinence. We expect so much from parents now with cost of living you have adult children free loading and living with their parents up till late 30's. This is just pure selfishness we ask for the world for our parents and basic care needs aren't considered or met when they need the bare minimum and she was left living like a homeless person in her old age.

@donnamaco1

9 ай бұрын

In the US. we think it is OK to just let someone live like this. I called the Department of Children and Families and was told by the case worker that, "some people like to live like this," and there is nothing you as a daughter can do about this mess. My mom had suffered dementia and a lifetime of mental health torment, and I could not get any help or even verbal advise. They just let the elderly rot. The medical system in the U.S. is awful unless you have very deep deep pockets.

@Fbinitie

9 ай бұрын

@@donnamaco1 She didn't need deep pockets clearly her mom is living alone and paying rent that money can be used for her mom to live with her. This isn't supported living. Do you know what happens when you are soiling yourself and you haven't showered in three years you get fungal rashes and bed sores ... there is no way that in that house her mother isn't covered in this and you haven't seen you mum that has had dementia for 5 years in a minimum of three years ? As she is certain her mum hasn't showered. It's not the states responsibility to take care of you parents if you think that you're silly. I hope you teach your children that because then they will leave you for the state in future. The way life is now we aren't even likely to get pensions and wont even get to retire. Keep beleving it's the responsibility of the state teach your own kids that better still keep habing fur babies see what will happen in your own old age.

That reminds me of the old lady I used to take care of. She couldn't do much by herself and I was hired as a domestic help. I was shocked at how neglected she lived there: It hadn't been cleaned there for at least 2 years, moldy underwear with diarrhea, rotting meat in a broken freezer...even though her son and family doctor visited her regularly. I've spent weeks getting this big house back in good shape and she had felt so uncomfortable and also embarrassed and so grateful when it was nice and clean again. I don't want to know how many old people there are who can no longer take care of themselves and live like this.

@genwhite1175

9 ай бұрын

Bless you for doing that. Terrible that her son and doctor didn't do something about her living conditions earlier.

@Widdekuu91

9 ай бұрын

It is possible that they hired the domestic help...and that that is what the son and family doctor had done?@@genwhite1175

@insi7639

9 ай бұрын

@@genwhite1175 thank you. It was such a sweet old lady and was really shocked, that son and doctor didn't do something about her conditions, like how could one not see this...

I feel like every elderly person who lives alone HAS to be checked on by SOMEONE at least a week. Situations like this can cause them high risks of diseases or injuries. Poor lady in this case, may God bless her and protect her as well with you Aurikatariina thank you!!

Μου φαίνεται αδιανόητο η οικογένειά της να την έχει αφήσει για τόσο μεγάλο διάστημα σε αυτήν την κατάσταση!

Just putting this out there: in situations like this story it’s not as simple and easy as “getting family to help” once people of a certain age are living in their house in this state it’s too much to manage even with assistance. Especially people with dementia/Alzheimer’s or a disability, anyone who tries to help or change their routine in any way is met with resistance. People with dementia can become very agitated and older people in general like to stay in their home they’ve stayed for years. Since she has children and grand children I’m sure they’ve tried helping many times but it’s very easy to underestimate how big and uncontrolled the issue is. Thank goodness for Auri and her skills so she could help this family

@carolinejohn4537

9 ай бұрын

I don't care HOW agitated my mother would have been, there is NO WAY any human being should have been left on their own In that filth and not having showered FOR 3 YEARS! The daughter felt she had to put on rubber gloves just to touch her own mother? - well if she had looked out for her sooner and on a regular basis- arranging a nursing home sooner she wouldn't have been so repelled by her bodily condition. She's lucky - 16:30 her mother had to LIVE in that body for 3 years. I'm SO angry with her whole family for neglecting that poor soul. Good job she didn't treat THEM that way when they were growing up isnt it???!!! She was a good mum to them, and this is how they repay her in her time of need!

@talex1625

9 ай бұрын

Auri says that the daughter left it for three years before she visited her elderly mother, who was living with dementia. Three years! And when she did visit, she just called on a stranger to clean up the mess. That's pretty shameful by most people's standards.

@carolinejohn4537

9 ай бұрын

@@talex1625 Too right it is, totally agree! Its unforgivable.

@mareezy

9 ай бұрын

We shouldn't judge if we don't know the full story.

@beckydustin4713

9 ай бұрын

​@@talex1625you have no idea that relationship between this mother and daughter the mother could have been an extremely abusive person and the daughter kept her distance for her own mental health but still came in and did what she could to help you don't know and maybe you ought to think about that before you judge

This poor lady I can't believe she had to sleep in that bed I'm so glad u cleaned it for her

@the-red-ghost

9 ай бұрын

Unfortunately she couldn't see the final results 😔

@Chunsun-fj2oh

9 ай бұрын

@@the-red-ghost ik Bru that's so sad

Dorthy needs Home care to come in and help her out. No one should have to live like this. Thank you for helping this women.

I've never seen anyone in my life so happy about cleaning. I wish you lived near me lol! It's so nice of you and your friend to help this family. I hope they were very grateful!

This video was so sad. I can’t imagine my mother living in such conditions. Has she had any visitors in years or been left on her own? It appears that her daughter hadn’t seen her mother in three years and was there to cut her hair. To be so repulsed that she couldn’t touch her mother was the saddest thing I have ever heard. I wonder what the story is between the daughter and her mother. This apartment looks like a garage. It is so cold in atmosphere. Thank you for your compassion and big heart in helping this lady. You are truly an angel 😘💕🥰😇🇦🇺.

@tigertbalm

9 ай бұрын

I assume the daughter doesn't live nearby. My mother with dementia washes her body but just pulls her hair back in a ponytail. it seems to be a muscle memory to do that but she doesn't wash her hair anymore. She will let me wash it but never seems to notice if it needs washing,I always initiate it. But she does brush it before pulling it back.

Auri, this may sound weird, but watching you touch so many dirty things makes me overcome my germophobia little by little 😅 Also I just love watching your videos, you’re amazing ❤

@Stopthisrightnow560

9 ай бұрын

I wouldn't say I was ever a germaphobe but after cleaning for a while, I'm horrified to admit to myself the kinds of things I'd be okay touching with my bare hands. 😅

@jessicaann5641

9 ай бұрын

I'm the opposite, I just keep screaming (in my head) "OMG WHERE'S YOUR HAZMAT SUIT AND RESPIRATOR AND GOGGLES!!!!????" Surely this is NOT healthy to do wearing a tshirt and jeans. Jesus.

@ambersosnowski8630

9 ай бұрын

It’s ok. It helps me to so I know how you feel

My home isn't near bad as this but struggles with depression for years on and off and my house became neglected I wanted to change for me my kids and husband I couldn't see my bedroom floor for so long I finally spent days and my husband took of cleaning my room and now I'm feeling q bit better I've had so much clutter. I wish this old lady the best ❤

When I watch her videos I always get a huge burst of motivation to clean my house.

@wtfdinos

9 ай бұрын

Me too. Then I don't. 😂

@christineantonites2398

8 ай бұрын

Me too!!

You should tell the daughter not to feel guilty. They hide that aren’t doing well and then it goes downhill from there. Thank you for all your work. You are a Saint.

It's so sad to see someone live through this. I hope somebody helps her clean up after this. It should be at least 3-4x a week if it can't be done daily. Thank you for helping her.

You are the best kindest cleaner in the world. I think Granny needs residential care

Most elderly people 75 & older are too old & weak to clean their homes anymore..as well as some have dementia & Alzheimers. It's so sad. But, it's so beautiful when a younger, caring person will suddenly pitch in, & clean these homes for elderly grandparents. 😢❤❤

I hope that poor grandma can move into a nursing home suitable for her as quickly as possible!

@marh8750

7 ай бұрын

She passed away

@marianna3253

6 ай бұрын

how do you know?@@marh8750

@rescue4lifeAB

3 ай бұрын

​@@marh8750 really? 😢

The poor resident! Oh my gosh, I’m so glad you were there to help. 😢😢

@diannebernau3293

9 ай бұрын

This video was so sad. I can’t imagine my mother living in such conditions. Has she had any visitors in years or been left on her own? It appears that her daughter hadn’t seen her mother in three years and was there to cut her hair. To be so repulsed that she couldn’t touch her mother was the saddest thing I have ever heard. I wonder what the story is between the daughter and her mother. This apartment looks like a garage. It is so cold in atmosphere. Thank you Auri for your compassion and big heart in helping this lady. You are truly an angel 😘💕🥰😇🇦🇺.

I’m so glad you are wearing gloves and mask at least. You do such a wonderful job of making the home safe for people

This makes me so sad… I hope she is doing okay. I am so scared to end up alone in my elder years. I hope my kids care for me.

What a fantastic transformation. That lamp was beautiful underneath all that dirt!

Hi Auri, She may not be able to put-on those socks due to hip mobility. I work with seniors, slip-on shoes are usually what they use because they can no longer flex their hips enough to put-on socks. Thanks for all that you do!

This person is so adorable🥹 your hard work is appreciated 💖

Your attitude is pure. Everyone needs to be a little more like you!!!❤

It makes me want to cry seeing anyone let alone an 80 year old woman living in these conditions.

My block was without hot water since june. We had it for 5 days and then they shut it off again because of construction work. Today we received hot water and I finally took as shower normally and I was so so grateful!

I loved watching this even though it made me cry a little. I have always loved to clean and started cleaning homes for extra $ about 8yrs ago. It was only supposed to be a temporary gig but my clients wouldn't let me quit 🙂 So now at 63yrs old I am still cleaning houses and I must confess it keeps me in shape because it is hard work! It is very satisfying, though! Much love to you, great job!❤

I'm disabled I use a wheelchair I need a carer to clean the appartment I'm living in!. I can't do it by myself so does this old lady. But it costs money unfortunately there're not enough social help and allowance to take in charge carers. That's horrible. It's an everyday struggling. And thanks a lot for her for what she did. I red some people talking about dementia but it's not obviously that when your health is down you're overwhelmed by such a mess you don't know what do.

Hiting the like button,before seeing the video,because you know it is Auri!

This is beautiful and I know the Lord smiled down at you when you did this.

This is One of The Most Helpful Generous Act of Kindness i have ever seen. God Bless You for Helping this Woman 🙏❤️

I came from Midwest cleaning. I give you guys a lot of credit cleaning and helping these people. My heart breaks how some people live.

Your giving is totally a gift from GOD. May GOD continue to bless u and protect u in jesus name.

May God bless you 10x over for the compassion and care and help you share and give to others! You're an angel, my dear!! 🥲🥰💜

Respect for helping elderly people that can't help themselves for whatever reason.. they borned us they raised us to become men or women but now that the years have passed its our turn to take care of them... keep up miss..

This is so sad watching this one, especially knowing from the short you posted a month ago. That the old lady died the next day and didn’t get to see or enjoy her clean home 😢 I feel for her and her family, it’s heartbreaking ❤️💜 Thankyou for all you do Ari xx

@liviabunzen

9 ай бұрын

Omg 😭😭😭😭

@meatavoreNana

9 ай бұрын

So sad😢😢

@EmL-kg5gn

7 ай бұрын

Oh that’s so sad 😢 It’s still a big relief for the family to have this taken care of, but it is tragic that she spent the last years of her life in this mess

@rescue4lifeAB

3 ай бұрын

That's so sad 😢

@mariekatherine5238

3 ай бұрын

Sad, but at least the apartment can be let out to someone else, maybe even a relative.

All elderly people deserve so much better than this. Thank you for helping her.

I feel so bad for the poor elderly lady! Glad you went to clean it up for her, she could have lice or something, it's not good for her hair or skin that she didn't shower for so long and has lived in such filth. Bless her

Girl I appreciate you so much! Thank you for what you do 💕

Thanks for helping people without judging them and understanding their pain. You are one hell of a rockstar keep going!!

I’m less than two minutes in, and just want to say again that you’re an angel on earth! Anyone living that way is heartbreaking and unthinkable, but especially an elderly person. Thank heaven for you actually being willing to tackle that disaster!

Amen to the part when she said consider it a blessing to be able to shower and clean yourself in YOUR OWN bathroom ❗️❗️❗️Having had been homeless myself as a young adult, nothing feels better than coming home to your own toilet 😅😅😅💯😅😅😅

Bless you for helping her

You’re an angel on world ❤️

I have a grandma 👵 who turned 90 this year… Thanks God one of her daughters is taking care of her I love her so much and all the family and i can’t imagine her going through this,is actually so sad… Thanks for helping her 😢

Your commentary and sing-song voice is pure light! Love your positivity and hard work. You are an angel

I love how positive you are!

Wow that lampshade looks amazing! Poor lady having dementia, it's a horrible disease! It's easy to say (as some comments said) that the daughter should have helped her but none of us know the circumstances! Perhaps the daughter lives miles away or suggests from an illness or times when she has illness! My mum died in 2021 and I should visit my dad more but he keeps saying he's fine and don't come to see him etc! Although he's happy when I do see him! Work, depression and fatigue get in the way so often, for me, so I do find it difficult to get the energy levels up! I clean when I visit, although he does a good job keeping his house clean and tidy!

Had a tiring and long day studying.... got back home and watching this video is soooo relaxing... thank youuuu soo muchhh

It's a joy to listen to you and hear how happy you are as you clean. Man, how I could use this kind of help.

Honestly, you are a Angel! Not many could do what you do without judging the person, where you see someone that just needs help. Much love sent to you.

My grandma suddendly died a few weeks ago and we were decluttering and cleaning her house this weekend. And I am SO thankful that I learned so many cleaning tips from you Auri! It was so much faster and easier than we all expected. Especially after I told everyone how to fold the microfibre cloths for wiping :'D This was super fun!

@Robson-wwwe

9 ай бұрын

Damn

@MillicentsElements

8 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss doll. Glad that the cleaning process went well🤍

@zz-ic6vy

6 ай бұрын

How the microfibre cloth folding should be done?

You are so amazing! An angel on Earth. Please wear a mask when you are cleaning. You are breathing in a lot of harmful things!

Thank you for helping that grandma.

You are amazing Auri! So cheerful, I like how you stay positive all the time! Such a lovely girl!

I’m glad her daughter asked for help, but it amazes me that she even got to this point in the first place. Makes me wonder how long her own family was not seeing her for.

@soeren72

9 ай бұрын

3-5 years it looks like, Horrific children.

@fionastevens4170

9 ай бұрын

My father in law has lifelong undiagnosed mental health issues and after his wife died 15 years ago he refused to let anyone in the house. He would meet us out and about sometimes (we live 1.5 hours away) but refused to let us in the house, that also goes for my brother in law and his family and relatives from Ireland. If someone refuses you can't do much. Two years ago a neighbour saw his front door open and went in - it was horrendous and rats and mice had moved in. He was living off jars of pickles and had lost the use of his legs and a lot of his fingers. He then accepted our help, he moved in with us and we got the use of his fingers back however he refused to exercise and will never walk again. He choses to soil himself and will not wash unless strong coercion is used. He is now in a care home as that was his choice and at all times we have respected his wishes. It is not easy to stand back and watch someone decline like this. However there was absolutely no way he would let us into the house nor would he accept any help we offered him. Despite the mess he was living in he claimed it was the neighbours (who are clean and tidy) who caused the rodent problem. I cannot stress enough how mental health impacted his choices and beliefs. It is shocking when you find out someone has a family but please take time to understand that if someone chooses to live like this then you cannot change them. Only a professional therapist can help and even then only if the person wants to change. Watch programmes on hoarders to understand how even a loving and involved family cannot help. Do not judge others unless you have walked in their shoes, we don't know what problems her family has themselves. And always be kind.

@Suelynngrr

9 ай бұрын

Well spoken. @@fionastevens4170

@kila8046

9 ай бұрын

It was like this with my great-aunt and great-uncle. They didn‘t have any children and my father was the closest relative (bloodwise and locally) they had. But unfortunately they weren‘t ‚nice‘ people. The were always complaining, always making ill-meaning remarks to my father and mother (for example asking my mother straight in the face if she ‚even got fatter again‘!) Finally my parents told them, they didn‘t want to spent time with them any longer. They left their phone number and told them to call, if there was an emergency. It took 3 years, then my great-uncle was calling again. It was late at night and he said somebody had kidnapped my great-aunt. Turned out he had brought her to the hospital the night before (the was starved and emaciated) which he had forgotten because of dementia. Both were an a bad shape physically and mentally. The house was almost as bad like the one above. After that my parents took them to a nursing home and were visiting them daily till they died a year later.

@LyraLove1

9 ай бұрын

@@soeren72 exactly that

Thank you for all your great heart and love for this old lady. It makes me sad. No one reckognizes her daily need for help and have slme visitors here and there. God bless you and the old lady.

I love how much you love what you do. Great energy.

Youre amazing! Indeed you are bringing light not only to the homes you clean but to everyone who watches you!

Mamma mia!!!!😱 You really are a blessing Auri! I think this bathroom is one of the worst I’ve ever seen in your videos. Thinking of this old lady alone in that condition makes me feel sad. But as you said... always bring joy and light in those human situations. A big thank to you! 🙏🏻🙋🏼‍♀️🥰

Oh wow. I can't imagine even going 3 days with no shower. Bless you Auri for cleaning this woman's place.

You are an angel for helping out this granny. I’m so glad I came across your video . Sending you lots of love ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you So Much for helping Dorothy You're an amazing person Auri

My mother's place would have got like this in the final years of her life. She refused all help for years except me. I was working full time and lived 30 min drive away. So I had a genius thought that I would pay a cleaner for MY house so I wasn't cleaning 2 houses. Worked well! She also had hoarding disorder but thankfully let me throw actual rubbish (except papers) and unhygienic stuff out and clean the bathroom and kitchen. Otherwise used to fight with her to constantly moved broken stuff and junk upstairs (she could no longer get upstairs) to the point I was worried the upstairs ceilings would give way. It was exhausting and a weekly battle.

@squidge125

9 ай бұрын

Then when she died it took me 6 months every evening and weekend to clear the hoard, with 10 large dumpsters worth of complete trash, mouse nests, everything. These people have serious mental illness and often the family just has to stay away for their own sanity or to avoid abuse.

@donnamaco1

9 ай бұрын

@@squidge125 I am so sorry you had to go through this. I experienced it too. Excruciating.

Its very sad to see how this Granny was living, but I’m glad that her daughter reached out to you for help! You are wonderful ❤ I think for many elderly people an assisted living situation is much better than the isolation of living alone. I think there should be more investment in the kind of communities where older people with varying levels of ability can live in a small apartment and have help with cleaning, personal care and access to medical care. Also, social connection with others.

I'm so happy you do all this for free. You're a really good person and I love your videos ❤️

Dorothy is very grateful for your hard and generous work. You are an angel ❤

God bless you!!!❤❤❤❤

I live in America. We don't have drains on our bathroom floors. I think it's something we should have. If I ever get a house built from scratch, I want floor drains in the bathrooms and kitchen.

Youre incredible! Thank you so much for helping her. You have a special place in heaven

You are a blessing to this world

Now the apartment has been cleaned it won't take much to make it a nice happy house. Some bright cheerful coloured paint, new flooring and some lovely pictures and it will be a comfortable home. I do hope the cleaning changes bring happiness to the lady and don't trigger her stress too much :)

my deepest respect for you and your friend to clean houses like this, you help people back on there feet again, a new start.

This was awesome of You. Amazing job!

I have so much respect for you doing this job with such a positive attitude. I love your videos because of that

I found this to be the saddest story so far. Why has it been three years since the Daughter saw her eighty year old Mother for a start. Poor old thing, she probably needs to be in care by the sound of that. Besides that, you are an Angle and do WONDERFUL work. X

@brendapatterson7123

9 ай бұрын

I wondered the same thing... perhaps the daughter lives out of town?

@janettescott580

9 ай бұрын

@@brendapatterson7123 that crossed my mind too.

I would’ve barfed upon opening the door. You are a saint!

I absolutely love your videos and your energy. So satisfying. Thank you for everything that you do to help people around you.

God bless you for the work you do and for not judging others! You are a true inspiration!