Wishing you all the best...

Sorry for your loss

It sounds like a wonderful legacy he created, and I believe he continues with you...I truly believe for all of these wonderful relationships, the best is yet to come. Life (movement) is as real as light, and there is no way that his identity that once brought his mortal body to movement, continues to move, with you in mind as well. Consider possibility, because we have much we still have yet to come to know about things we can't presently see. Our vision will progress just like other important growth does. You are one of his main assignments, not that he doesn't also have much other work to do as well. He is where he once was, and where you once were. Remember these words, because at a certain point, you will join him and remember your own history as well, that needed to be cloaked from you for the sake of certain lessons. You are only temporarily separated, and that separation is not is full. His full awareness returned to him the second he departed his mortal body, and he knows you now at a best you have yet to see. I promise you, this is all true, by way of reasons I can't say here. It is very important for you to know how profoundedly you are loved by him and many family ancestors you don't even know here on this side of the very thin Veil. They are all actually looking after you, as well as doing other important work. It will all become clear to you in due time just how present they have and will always remain with you, and that included even moments where they have visited you. None of this is about psychic capabilities that so often are tampering abuses of physics having to do with our spirit matter (literally, molecular matter, albeit, lighter). This is about who you and your loved ones are at your core, your identities. I hope you will be comforted by the fact that genuine love one for another, really, truly cannot be snuffed out. We will come to know what things we need to do to preserve our family togetherness, we just need to remain open to it when it crosses our path. In the meantime, you are trusted by your father and ancestors to accomplish for them, certain things they cannot do for themselves at this point. You are extremely needed for this. In time, this will become clearer to you. I know that before he even left the earthly room he passed on in, his memory was fully restored, because the mind is actually that physical spirit matter that activates the mortal brain into thinking, but the mind is not vulnerable to mortal illnesses. The mortal brain matter can temporarily camouflage what we actually know. Our spirit bodies are amazing, like our indescribable "battery pack". There is a reason why we have received certain promises pertaining to saving our bodies, #1, and our happiness, #2. Not everyone will accept an offered benefactor for that blessing, but I've decided I do want the 2nd one as well, because it means a promise of feeling joyful wellbeing. Whatever you decide, certain things are in place for you anyway. Death's ancient meaning is "the temporary separation of the spirit body from the mortal body". True story. May you choose to be comforted and know that your loved ones live on and you will absolutely see each other again. This isn't wishful thinking, I absolutely promise you. This isn't just belief for me, there is far more to it. You can have joy now, knowing that every blessing you have coming to you is unimaginably more wonderful that you know yet. TRruly, the best IS yet to come, but Bloom where you're planted now, because there is a purpose to how we handle now. Now is that moment that is life. We can't technically reach the past or the future because as we breathe, that is our moment if living, one consecutive moment abd decision st a time. If your father were visiting you now, what would you do with your moment--what would he want to see you do? Do that, and have joy. That's what he wants to see. He loves you greater than earthly words.

As An atheist god is satan to me basically he the reason for all the bad on earth and doesn’t care Yet humans been here 65million years or more aka flintstones was based on evidence found

Yeah, if only they weren't actors...

Yes! It was so amazing how the son dealt with his fathe here. A perfect example. Also showed how useful it can be to have several little things to show to help people remember.

Dear Sue you are absolutely correct, my brother has Alzheimer's his memory sometimes good and sometimes not good he is 85 and thought our Mum and Dad were still alive so very sad 😢

@@pamelajanewade938 Hi Pamela, my heart goes out to you. We just have to accept that they are still the people we love inside. Stay strong not only for him but yourself as well ❤️

Yes. I watch a KZfaq channel about a man with Alzheimer's. Sometimes his son lets him have his misconceptions, but other times he insists on explaining to him that he doesn't drive anymore or own a car. This just leads to an argument. When he tells him that his keys are at his other son's house, that ends the discussion. I have basically stopped watching the channel because I find it disturbing when he keeps trying to "explain" things to his father. Even if his father accepts the explanation and finally, within 10-15 minutes he's going to forget the explanation again. So why create an annoyance?

I totally agree on this one .... I used to watch my mom correct my dad and there was even one point where he collapsed in tears because he knew that he no longer had any control over himself. I was no expert on dementia, however I just knew in my heart it was wrong for them to correct him because it just added to his confusion

Yes. His response was perfect even though it caused him so much pain. I think that, possibly, not creating mental stress for father allowed the memories to come through, where is the mental stress might have created a barrier to those memories.

This is true. My mother started to have dementia in her late 80s and she was frustrated at not being able to remember people/family members. I was her sole care giver until she passed at 91, and she never remembered me nor my 3 siblings.

I know the feeling. Same here. I never regret taking care of my mother. It was heart breaking watching her decline from dementia.

​@@julianinurgahayati911You are a hero 🏆

​@@helgaschmidt9672As well as you are a hero 🏆

You are right. Sometimes people want to force those with dementia to remember, and you can't. Showing him the items finally triggered his memory, not trying to explain it to him.

Family/ loved ones can do it the way they feel because they know the loved one. It's fine if she said something 3 times. Love and patience make the difference and this was wonderful

And the patronising good job like they are a child being potty trained.

I'm a nurse of 35 years and yes you are right. But, I don't see this going that way here. It was all in a loving an exciting fun visit and went well.

Yes. He was crying, too. Didn't he tell him that he never wanted to leave him?

But, it's also a great example of people that have this awful disease. Things are different everyday.

Change her diet to meat only, and She will be healed, her memory will restore.

Yes!

Sometimes it's very difficult for the family, but you are right we should just tell things as many times as they need, because it's not their fault...

Good gawd. Please consider NOT SCREAMING IN INDIGNATION. Much of dementia care becomes helping loved ones continue to interact meaningfully with the person. It would be nice to show the same concern for the family as for the dementia patient. I hear much love and caring in this video. That should be applauded and supported and helpful suggestions offered with respect. (I specialize in dementia care)

Agreed. But that is what was written in the script to get the point across that he has dementia. Decent acting though.

It's fake

​@@FactLOCO seems legit to me

@@MasterboxProduction Wanna bet? :)