[Rusty0604]

Kevin W.

Beautiful moment when woman with dementia recognizes the lovely lady is her daughter

https://twitter.com/i/status/1175472912545058818

[sweetiepiezer]

What a wonderful video.
God Bless her.

[pax_et_bonum]

How beautiful, Rusty!

Thanks for posting.

When I was in Texas with Aunt Peggy I was able to make time to see some other relatives and close friends.

I visited with a dear uncle who has had Alzheimer’s for several years and I was happily surprised that he remembered me.

:-)

Hope you’re doing well!

[windcliff]

Thanks for posting that.

[I_be_tc]

So very good of her daughter to treat her as a friend. My Mom had Alzheimers. We were BFF in her last years (talked like we were 16 year olds) and she told me many secrets I probably should not have known. Once I had to promise that I would not tell her boyfriend (my Dad) that she went on a date with another guy. Since Dad was deceased, it was an easy promise to keep.

I always tried to be whatever she thought I was. And we laughed a lot in her final years. She did not know who I was, but she was not in pain. I was delighted. We made new memories and never even needed an aspirin.

I applaud this Lady, she is making new memories with her Mom. She will always cherish when her Mom put the two together. And she will laugh, maybe with a tear in her eye, but she will laugh. Beautiful!!

Thanks, Rusty.

[Lakeside Granny]

Oh that is so sweet, Rusty.

Thanks for posting.

We are in for the night in Heber, UT.

My mother’s family settled here in Heber/Midway from Switzerland, mom and her siblings born here.

Will take a tour tomorrow.

Today we tried to visit a cousin in Logan, UT but no one was home but the dog and he wouldn’t let me in, guess he couldn’t remember me.

So we decided to see the Great Salt Lake from Antelope Island, forgot how big that sucker is.