The impact of frontotemporal dementia on loved ones

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Caroline Blatter family shares her experience of the effect that a rarer form of dementia - FTD - has on the whole family and talks about the advice and support she got from Queen Square at a very challenging time

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  • @denisekay4292
    @denisekay4292Ай бұрын

    My sister (3 years younger) has been in care facilities for 7 years. I live far away and hadn't seen her. She is now 57 years old. I saw her this week and it was heartbreaking. To be honest, I can't handle watching this video at the moment. I'm still in a bit of a shock. God bless these people and their families. 🙏❤️🇨🇦.

  • @irishgirl1753

    @irishgirl1753

    Ай бұрын

    Sorry for your heartbreak 💔

  • @toryberch
    @toryberch10 ай бұрын

    I have Lewy Body dementia and im 58 i can feel the mental slowness changing in just 6 months time. Its like your thoughts are wading through syrup. Everybody progress differently for that im grateful 😊

  • @dianecrumbley90

    @dianecrumbley90

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing that. It must be so hard, especially as you see yourself progressing and can do nothing about it.

  • @ottonieoswald9184

    @ottonieoswald9184

    23 сағат бұрын

    Yes, you are so brave to share that with us. I have nursed in aged care for 10 years, and I cared for all my darlings xxxx

  • @sallyclay1974
    @sallyclay1974 Жыл бұрын

    My sister had Lewy Body Dementia, for 7 years. It's plax in your brain that destroys the brain cells at an accelerated level. She had hallucinations, trouble walking and talking, almost immediately.Round the clock care , diapers, etc! 4 years in her house in Ridgefield, CT, and then the ,last 3, at the assisted living facility, The Residence in Darien, CT. She was a vegetable at the end. Blessings and prayers to the family. Anything neurological, is a horror.

  • @barbaravyse660

    @barbaravyse660

    Ай бұрын

    Plaques not plax

  • @denisekay4292

    @denisekay4292

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@barbaravyse660how insensitive!!! Being a grammar police when we're talking about something so sad for families.

  • @paulanix7561
    @paulanix756128 күн бұрын

    Please!!! Dr. Ken Berry, dr. Anthony Chaffee . Carnivore diet reverses dementia! Cut out carbohydrates!!!! A paradise for parents in Phoenix Arizona has patients checking out!! I love you my friend!! Praying for you!!

  • @shirleyjordan5941
    @shirleyjordan5941Ай бұрын

    When will assist come in ? I hope I go quickly

  • @middlemarie2
    @middlemarie2Ай бұрын

    That is no longer living really

  • @earthangel8730
    @earthangel8730 Жыл бұрын

    We treat our pets better. Assisted suicide needs to be an option for such diseases.

  • @firenze5555

    @firenze5555

    Ай бұрын

    Who makes these decisions? The family? To get a hold of an inheritance?

  • @catherinealexander6255

    @catherinealexander6255

    Ай бұрын

    Part of the problem is the very high risk for abuse. This has already occurred in countries that have allowed assisted suicide for a while. And the more people choose AS, the more people will be encouraged, and eventually coerced, into doing it. That’s a terrifying prospect.

  • @sarac.3259

    @sarac.3259

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@catherinealexander6255Indeed. Many speak of witnessing loved ones' suffering - and that is very hard - but I have seen many people in care homes (not just elderly - all ages) who have families but those families don't visit. It's heartbreaking. Are those the ones who will take an interest if money is available when the loved one is gone?

  • @firenze5555

    @firenze5555

    Ай бұрын

    @@catherinealexander6255I agree.

  • @Nan-59

    @Nan-59

    Ай бұрын

    @@catherinealexander6255very scary!!

  • @cosmicenigmarevealed
    @cosmicenigmarevealedАй бұрын

    Nano plastics.

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