Inspiring Love Story Involving Alzheimers & Dementia
Heartwarming love story about a couple facing young onset dementia and Alzheimer's disease in Calgary. This is a condition that affects thousands in Canada and the U.S.A.. Caregiver Kim and her husband Harold share the unexpected gifts they've received as a result of Harold's condition, the importance of staying positive and talk about how they cope. More than 747,000 Canadians and millions in the U.S.A are currently living with dementia. Share their story and help raise awareness for the cause!
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Very moving story. My prayer is with them as they prepare for the difficult days ahead. My father had this disease for 15 years and I became very close with him as his care provider.
She is an amazing woman and the grace he’s managing his condition is equally as amazing. What an inspiring couple~the rewards of true love!
Im so proud of both of you. Tears are falling from my eyes
what a wonderful story its a shame it takes sickness to get even closer to ones we love
This is such a heartbreaking beautiful story!! Made me tear! God bless them!!
Just wait! Love means never to say sorry!
A dream of a couple, perfect, with a fabulous relationship!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
So gorgeous I am a dementia specific nurse and this is beautiful : good luck to you both ❤️❤️🌹🌷🌺🌸💕😘👍
absolutely heartwarming!!!
Aw thank you so much, the more we all share our stories, the more people become aware. Thanks again for the beautiful video :)
Beautiful people
every time I watch this, my heart fluttes
Blessings to you both.💖💙
What a beautiful story! True love is so beautiful!
Beautiful! Sharing with my students while lecturing on Geriatrics - disease and disorders. Thank you for sharing :)
That little dog .......so cute.
What a Beautiful, beautiful story.
Beautiful couple...beautiful story :)
This is a true love. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless
same here this makes me so sad.
Bless them both!!
Very touching and sweet!
Thank you. Really inspiring. Love is the best medicine!
Beautiful story and a beautiful couple, remember "love is all you need". Tim M. 5/23/2034
Family and love ones supporting... a lot of help for battling with dementia Thank you God bless you both❤️
God bless you and lots of love to you both❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awww God bless you both.. ❤❤
We greatly appreciate your efforts to share this!
Thank you Judy! Would be interested to hear any feedback from your students and so happy to hear that this video has some potential educational applications...
Bless you both
Awwww. So sweet! 💚💚
What a wonderful couple. Good good souls. They have what many people can only dream of even with the illness. Inspiring ✨❤️✨
Beautiful people . ♥️ You both
Wonderful, not all have it this way... some are bit with dementia are more aggressive, angry..
thanks so much
True soul mates what a beautiful couple god bless you both 🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you John - we like your page on FB too! We appreciate your sharing this story, and hope it inspires others to have a more positive perspective. It is possible...
Very beautiful I will be posting on my blog Alzheimer's Speaks tomorrow for others to see. Thank you so much for sharing.
IM PROUD OF YOU BOTH AS WELL AN I TRULY LOVE YOU BOTH AND WILL KEEP SENDING GOODNESS YOUR WAY 🖤
You are more then welcome. this was wonderful!
He is right about the not getting over stressed thing; stress causes release of cortisol and adrenaline; and these two hormones play a role in dementia.
Malcolm young from AcDc rock and roll was diagnosed with dementia in 2008.2014he had to retire from the band he formed and took to the fame he passed away in 2017.
HOW BEAUTIFUL❤❤❤❤
Thank you bluesqueeky!
I couldn't contain myself after watching this short video. Short, but hit home majorly on ONE word that is the best medicine that helps the one who are suffering with the disease and family members caring for the individual - LOVE!! It is a challenge indeed, but with the support of excellent groups like Alzheimer Society of Calgary and those associated with it, I now have hope to have the information and support needed to understand better how we can as a family (Both caregivers & our family member with the disease) can battle this aweful disease, and live the best way we can, not abandon my parent, plan for the future, and make wise decisions so as not to frustrate, anger, and depress my parent. But make them feel secure, loved, and not like their world is caving in on them. I go shortly for my first appointment this afternoon, and look forward to meeting the people behind this wonderful provision made for people to councel, encourage, educate, and support people like me. I've taken I feel a longer time to finally do this when I feel I should of acted sooner. But there is still time. Thankyou for your services.
God bless xx
I love you guys too!!!
A lovely story, thank you for sharing with us. I've reposted this on our DementiaJourneys . com website
Life is not fair sometimes...
He remembers that. My husband w out dimentia said at 35 years together 40 yrs old I dont remember! I told you I dont remember.
My Husband died from fast progressing alzihmer almost 3 yrs. ago. It was a horrible time! I wasn't prepared at all for what was coming. One day everything was normal and then boom! The rug was pulled from under my feet! I had a Husband one day, but then he turned into someone I didn't know anymore! He died 3mos. after he took ill. I had no idea he was going to die until the Doctor called one day saying she was having a Hospice bed to our home. I thought it was because my Husband was not able to walk, but she said for me to be prepared because it would be quick! He died in 3 days. Still hard to believe!
@cindifischer6919
16 күн бұрын
I've seen people suffer for years and years and years from Alzheimer's or a form of dementia and I would consider your husband lucky. Even though it went fast, he didn't have to suffer like so many do. It is shocking that it went so fast but he's free and not suffering. When they are dementia or Alzheimer's for years and years it is incredibly hard on the family to see their loved ones go through that. My husband's father suffered for years and years and could have lived longer but his hand was finally taken and he got to have a heart attack when he was 86 that took his life and suffering.
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Linda historia, mi padre ya está presentando síntomas de esþa enfermedad, que espero se encuentre ya lo que causa y su cura.
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Probably doesn’t know her anymore
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I need an update..
Update?
@krp1956
4 жыл бұрын
He passed away in 2016: www.choicememorial.com/memorials/harold-harvey/2781040/obituary.php
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what about the sound?
I heard 2 tbs of coconut oil helped one dr gave this to her Dr dhe saw ot in a study and he improved. Couldnt hurt.
This was beautiful. I loved this, thank you so much. Please check out my mom's story on my page!
I was just diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease coming in year
@robertmichaelrodriguez2802
6 жыл бұрын
last August almost a year ago.
@danducati
5 жыл бұрын
@@robertmichaelrodriguez2802 How are you doing? You look pretty young. Do you have familial support I hope?
@escamosapurpura3111
4 жыл бұрын
Hi Robert! I hope you are doing ok.
Canadians are Americans wo all the self interest.
@debradonley3825
4 жыл бұрын
Are you saying Canadians don't care about themselves? Some time ago, I lived in Vancouver for a year and I found most Canadians pretty much like us down here in the States. Some selfless, some selfish, some good, some evil, some interesting and some complete bores. Same ol[, Same ol'
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