This game reminds me of my Popi. He had alzheimers disease and he would barely remember me. One day I went to go see him and I was having a good conversation with him and we were talking about my dads childhood. Popi looked at me and he said "I may not remember you here," he said while pointing to his head "but I will always remember you here" he said again pointing to this heart. That was the last thing he ever said to me, Popi. If only you knew how much I miss you and how much those words mean to me

I couldn't agree more. I honestly wish I had. I'm 30 years old and have been disabled for 8 years. I've been ON disability, receiving benefits for 5 and a half years. A couple months ago I got a chair for the shower, and a smiliar... "Bathroom aide" sadly, my health has deteriorated to the point that I need constant help and supervision. I can no longer live on my own... My mother was hired by ResCare Home Care, to be my in home caretaker. I struggle to do anything.. And I'm only 30.... No kids, no relationship... God bless any other disabled samurai or elderly whom suffer in similar ways.. I would've done things differently had I known I wouldn't have the time I thought I did... I loved your play through Cory. You took your time and the empathy made this significantly more enjoyable for someone like me. ❤️

years later and this is still sad :(

My gramma had Alzheimer’s and ended up getting moved to a nursing home and I cannot IMAGINE how terrified she was, especially if the nurses said she was combative. I was one of the few people she remembered. But like she didn’t remember me as a grand daughter….I was like… a long life friend or something. I miss her so much.

"Thank you for giving me a good life." That ended me, I cried there and then.

This is one of the saddest games I've seen. It was deeply humbling and extremely well made

This definitely has to be one of Cory's most saddest videos on his channel. No screaming, no jumpscares, no exciting high paced adventure, no fighting, just...life. I feel so bad for anyone who has to deal with conditions like that. ❣️ Edit: And he didn't even put his outro music. Dang...

This made me feel so sad, this makes me wanna go to my grandparents and hug them

"Take a second and be greatful to your elders" -CoryxKenshin

“Memory is your proof of life” -CoryxKenshin Best quote ever

I’m still a teenager but this made me tear up a little, we young people don’t appreciate life and take it for granted, thank you for showing me why I should take life for granted.

My grandma has Alzheimer’s. Because of quarantine, her conditions worsened as it went unchecked before. She absolutely adored me and since we live across the sea, she’d always ask when the family’s coming back to see her. Present day she barely remembers anyone. I feel really sad about it still but it’s js how it is.

This made me cry. It reminded me of when my great grandmother was dying, she slowly forgot about us, all her family, and when the time came for her to pass away... i stood beside her, tears all over my face, and i will never forget that she actually knew i was me beside her... that made me bawl, and i hold her hand until she finally said "los amo" (i love you all) and... i had to watch her die... ill never forget that moment Edit: I thank those who told me their story in this reply section, and i'll go every one of them in my free time. Wish every one of you the best, even if i dont know you. Im upset to see the fighting here, but theres nothing i can do but hope for peace.

" If you can't remember, did it even happen?" That hit different.

Not being able to make real memories is the worst thing to ever happen to someone it’s so unfair

Cory’s whole speech about how we take so much for granted and that we need to be thankful for our health almost made me cry. This man is a legend.

"Memories are our proof of life" that saying has such a deeper meaning than most of us might think...

Did anyone realize how hat on the first day one of the tasks was to “water bengiman” after I think the third day it now says “water plant “ she forgot his name 🥺

My grandma doesn’t have Alzheimer’s but she does have dementia. I don’t remember when kind of dementia she was diagnosed with but this was a hard watch. I know I’m very late to this vid. My grandma has gotten very bad over this year. She wasn’t very bad last year. My grandparents are in a home now and my dad (her son) has been talking about memory care. It hurts watching their health deteriorate and I have major respect for anyone else who has gone/has to go through this.

This video low key made me cry when Cory started talking about how we should appreciate what we have now. And we should always appreciate what we have…

My mother Sara Alexander had alzheimers... from 2008 to 2016. She finally lost her battle 2 weeks before Christmas. I took care of her for 6 years before it was more than I could handle. I was her only child. So when it got to the point she could not remember me or my oldest child (I have 2 children) I was devastated. But I continued to take care of her and love her. She was a amazing person and when she walked into a room she lit it up. This game kinda gives me a understanding what her last years where like. I know she is in a better place. But i miss her so much.... RIP SARA🌺

**Cory talking about his Momo routine** :) “Ahhh you don’t care” :(

This is actually my worst nightmare; forgetting important matters. People I live, the things I love, and the things I love to do. Life is to short to enjoy .

I actually really needed to see this. My grandma has Alzheimer’s and it’s hard dealing with it, but seeing it in their perspective reminds you to have patience

This perfectly captures my biggest fear. Forgetting yourself and all that you love and having no control over it.

I'm going to be real. This made me cry

This game made me cry I always wanted to be older and a grown up but now I’m realizing being young and still being able to dance and run, put on makeup and play videos games, being able to shower and eat on my own, get out of bed every morning is a blessing. I will see the world differently now and enjoy my teenage years. Thank you Cory

This reminded me of my grandma we would all gather around and eat and talk but then covid started she got it and had to stay in her room we had a mirror set up so she could see me and i could see her we talked and then it got bad she was rushed to the hospital and died I didn’t get to say goodbye

My great grandma has this, my grandpa says it’s getting worse. I love her. I can’t imagine her going through this. The ending made me cry a lot A lot of the stuff Cory said made me cry

I love how he appreciates the game, and the situation, for what it is. He really knows how to handle serious games, funny games, scary games, etc.

This game really tells you the meaning of life. You need to cherish it before you can’t. This is a very heart warming game. Even tho it is sad it explains what can goes on through someone’s life. Corey I am glad you took a break from a scary game to teach us on what goes on in some peoples life on a daily basis. And seeing the pictures really made this game real for everyone.❤

CORY!! when u say stuff don’t stop and say “you don’t care about it” i doooo everything u say is so interesting to me ur my favorite youtuber. i don’t love you just because your funny but how open u are and ur willing to tell us everything. ur so kind too i couldn’t ask for a better youtuber to watch than you i really hope u see this bc i honestly care about you. praying for you & God bless you 😁❤️🙏🏾💞

Hey, my mom was diagnosed this year with dementia, for reference she’s only 50. It’s been really hard taking care of her since I’m in high school and it’s been harder on her than I can ever understand. it’s really nice looking at the comments and seeing I’m not alone in this. I really love you guys and this community.

id rather die early with amazing memories rathrt than live long and forget the best moments.

In all honesty, just started really watching Cory videos, and this one really hit home. Taught me to be grateful for everything. Youth. Memories. My family..all of it. Thank you for doing this video..every moment is a gem

Watching this game made me cry. Both of my grandmothers passed away from dementia. One of them when I was little, and the other one a few years ago . I thought about how scared , confused, and alone my grandmother must’ve felt when she was in the nursing home. This just brought it all into a greater perspective. 🥺 Thank you for playing this game, Cory.

Jeez i know not many people will see this but I’m writing this in tears my mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s and seeing this and how she’s slowly caving in with dementia slowly forgetting everything it just hurts and i know not everyone is sympathetic nor do i want them to be i just wanted this off my chest and this video was sorta therapeutic and i know this wont be seen by him but thanks Cory. This along with your other videos help a lot throughout the years and I’m glad you’re back

"We cling to memories as though they define us, but it's not. What we do is what defines us."

This was actually really sad and inspirational. My nana is a caregiver of people with dementia, so seeing this I can say this is accurate.

“Did you break in my house” CRYING, DYING.

This made me cry, because there are people who genuinely have to suffer this every day

12:04 I have Lupus and it’s eating away my joints and muscles, so I can’t even walk around a store or stand for a shower... I’ve been in the hospital non stop the past 2 years since I’ve been diagnosed and I have to take a lot of medication. Everyone should count their blessings and be grateful for what they have. The thing is I’m not even 16 yet

I love how in the beginning he talks about how some people forget precious memories and I forget stuff like that all the time but I sometimes do it with people too

i had a family member with Alzheimer's and this game did a really good job of demonstrating it. cory also did a great job at playing it and depicting it and also just being respectful. at the end when he said "thank you for giving me a good life" it got to me. thanks cory for playing this game. even if this video is old it will always have a special place in my heart.

This was deep. My aunt had Alzheimer’s and the last moments with her she was screaming for help because she didn’t know who anyone was. Just a bunch of strangers to her. 😣

I myself don't have Alzheimer's, but my grandma did.. from my point of view, this is probably very accurate. It started slow with my grandma doing silly things like hiding our shoes in a tree, but it started getting noticeable by the time I was 12. She was a women's rights activist waaaayyyy back, she ran for governor of her town, she was a good journalist, she was a loyal and great wife for my grandma when he served in WW2, and she was always the liberal other half to my grandpa's strong conservative political stances. But my grandparents were so great together, man. We went on family vacations every year with them. And even when my grandma started forgetting her grandkids' names... Then her kids' names... Then her husband's name... Then her own name... My grandpa was always the best spouse he could be for her, and he made sure she had a good life even after she couldn't speak English and couldn't control her bodily waste functions. Alzheimer's is a terrifying disease because it just tears away your past from you, then your present, then your future. But I'm glad my grandma had a hell of a good spouse to go through it.

NOT CORY CHANGING HIS VOICE FOR EACH PERSON!!😂😂🤣😂

I came back to watch this video just for nostalgia purposes but this game had me crying (especially at the end) it shows you basically the perspective of a good mother who was diagnosed with dementia, I had a great grandparent who had dementia, He would always dream of a horse house of horses, and the saddest part is when he was still alive he thought that horse was still alive, and this video, it shows how Cory handles specific games, Thank you Cory, Thank you for reminding me of the great times ❤️

Alzheimer's is so terrible. My uncle had and pretty didn't recognize me before he passed. Suffering through so much, I guess you can say that dying was what was best just because he didn't have to suffer any more. 😣😖

Cory: "Man, we take so much for granted. Eating hot cheetos..." Me: *Slowly stops eating hot cheetos to comment this*

yk its DEEP when the backround music stays for the outro

no matter how many times i watch this video i always cry. such a simple game, yet so emotional.

Bruh, my grandma had Alzheimer’s. This opened my eyes to what she might have gone through before she passed. Wow.

"If you can't remember it - Did it even happen?" - CoryxKenshin, 2019

I legit started crying from the way Cory ended it😢❤

It’s crazy how the collage project wasn’t on the table when she first got up. This game is still sad after all these years, all those memories fading away.

“You watering momo for me..?” *”thanks..”*

I swear the kind of love you give to MoMo she could end up living forever

It’s the sad truth of reality… it’s terrible to think about how your parents will most likely end up like this but always remember to take care of and help your parents whenever you get the chance for, you will not be with them forever… 😞

This made me so sad,my grandma that passed a few years ago had this yet she always used to say my name and only remembered me, I miss her and I hope she's resting the way she deserves

This game really shows the seriousness of Alzheimers.

When he said, “I love you all. Thank you for giving me a good life.” broke my heart. 😭💔 Edit: Even though it’s just a video game, it represents life, and it made me feel like he knew someone very close to him who said something like that, who passed away.

This game kind of reminds me of my great grandmother she had very bad memory and every time I visit her she wouldn’t remember me but she always said to me “I don’t know you but I love you!” She had such a kind soul..she would treat everybody so well and kindly but sadly she died one week ago and my grandpa seems so sad it’s hard not to notice and he used to be all talkative and chatty but now he’s just quiet and I hope everyone that is reading this has a good day

I cried watching this when it came out I never realized until now re-watching it... I was born in Michigan so all of my family lives there. My dad got a job offer so I moved to a different state. My mom's parents moved with us so we wouldn't be lonley. Recently their health has been really bad so my family had to move in with them. My grandma kept forgetting things which broke me and my amazing mom's heart. They moved back to Michigan but thinking about my grandparents makes me cry because my grandma is like this.

Its really sad to know that we'll all get old and die someday leaving behind our memories But we cant say life is unfair as we're all being given a chance to cherish our good youthful moments.

This video made me cry because... My neighbor has Alzheimer's and we were really close to her. After seeing this video hopefully it's not this Sevier because she can't even remember us anymore. This is a really sad video and emotional 😢 Edit: I am glad cory opened up this space for everyone to speak 😏

The stories people have shared years ago still breaks me down into tears, like oh my god, this game and peoples stories...

i was holding back tears the whole time and lost it when cory said "hey...who's next...the family's gathering around...it must be uh, must be that time,,,i love you all, thank you for giving me a good life." my ability to create vivid memories and maintain them was sort of stunted at some point in my childhood largely in reaction to traumatic/abusive experiences (realized through discussion with family and later on therapists/psychiatrists), and this is my greatest fear. because if my memory is this unreliable at 24 years old, i wonder is this what it's going to be like when i'm older i have set up many coping mechanisms to aid my forgetfulness i.e. phone calendars, planners, notification reminders, medication, etc. and i have many loved ones in my life who know i'm forgetful and usually give me a boost or reminder when i need it. but even then, i just worry that this "game" is a possibility for me in the future. i'm so grateful for cory and this community, and his awareness throughout the video was very touching. it has been a great reminder to see each day as a chance to live life to the fullest and to remind those around me that i love them. i hope that as i grow older, i hope these intentional steps i'm taking now to keep myself in check mentally and physically will prove worth it so that i may live a long, fulfilling, and memorable life for myself and those around me. love yall.

my great grandmother, mamaw nelly. She had altheimers and she recently passed last year. It scared me, like I was in a horror movie. That morning I was going to school and While me and my mom were making our way to school, my grandmother came on the phone crying and screaming that her mother or my great grandmother, was barely clinging on to life. My mom began to cry, but I went to school before I heard anything else. All I know a week later, we were at a funeral, an open casket funeral. This was my first time really seeing a dead body. God bless who ever has or knows someone with alzheimer's . I love you Cory and this video really made me think of my grandmother and this horrific story.

the fact that many people dont have a family surrounding them during these times is tragic.

My mom, grandma, and me all have a chance of having the condition. It scares me everyday to think that I have a chance to be forgotten, or forget. And it’s even worse that there’s a chance that it will skip a generation. It will be my greatest fear, but I’d rather forget than to be forgotten by who I love.

Man, Cory I love your vids..gotta say this video had me at tears, both my grandma and grandpa passed away about three or four years ago. They both had dementia, and it sucks to see what they had to go and suffer through before they passed. God bless both of them ❤️

The fact that the music disappears in some of the parts are horrifying, our main character is trying so hard to keep those memories (the dinner table and the Inge conversation) but they lost all of those memories in the end.

My grandfather had Alzheimer’s and I never got to talk to him because he entered the stage of it where he couldn’t take care of himself and he couldn’t even speak to me and my family and he sadly passed away without me getting to know him.But from my mother, my father, and my cousins, he was known as a very kind man.

Corykenshin hasent for 11 months, Cory we miss you come back

My mom has dementia. Its heartbreaking. It started off gradual, but now it's at its worst. She tries so hard to remember things. Seeing her struggle is the worst, and remembering her when she was younger is even harder.

My grandma had Alzheimer's and she was 79 at the time and when we would visit her at the nursing home she would be very confused and would try to remember who we were and I was always trying not to cry...wriring this made me cry and this video helps me understand what my grandma went through

some part of my heart feels lost now. memories are everything to me, I can’t imagine losing them .

Man, I wish I could have Cory as a family member. He would be a great grandfather, dad, brother, and even uncle. I'm sure your family is really grateful for you. You will probably not see this, I'm not sure you even read your uh, comments. But I love you Cory. You're like my bff❤️

Everytime i watch this video, i cry. Its so sad. Reminds me of my grandmother.

1:58 Well damn I was waiting for Momo's intro song

Cory I like how you always say “we” and “our” in every single game you play. It makes me feel like we are family😆😁

This video reminded me of when my grandpa was still alive, i had so many memories with him that I had forgotten about when he passed, thank you Cory, I thought I would never see those memories again.

This was a hard watch…I lost my father to dementia..having him forget who I am…it hurts so much.

I’ve done some research on Alzheimer’s and from what I’ve seen, in one blink, you could miss a full day and not even be conscious of everything your doing. It truly is sad, and worse, you can’t cure Alzheimer’s, it cures it self, In most cases, after it’s too late. Shout out to the team that made this game, and Cory for looking at this with a serious outlook.

My grandfather died last week he almost couldn’t see in both eyes and I’m happy I got to know him well before he died :(

alzheimers disease has to be one of the most crucial diseases imo, like forgetting sacred memories or family members n all that is just sad😔

this game made me cry. This shows the real and beautiful side of life but also sad....

My mother has Alzheimer’s, she never remembers who I am but rarely she does. Sometimes she calls me by my fathers name and it’s really comforting to her so I act like a loved one, she never remembers much so this video is understandable

I feel the pain of the person you play as in the game.... My great grandma who I'm very, very, Very close to has Alzheimer's and so I almost cried at the end of the game....

Grandparents are amazing. There are so many people who had the chance to hear their grandparent say I love you for one last time, my poppa died in 2020 in April during the pandemic and he became half-unresponsive while staying at our house in a hospital bed. He could hear us, but it was as if he was paralyzed and had his eyes closed. I remember watching him taking one final breath while I was in the same room as him. My auntie and dad were there, too, and my auntie told me to get my other aunt and my mom. I waited outside for a bit and laid on the grass until my mom told me he was gone. The thing was, that was the last time all of my family was together. Ever since then, my cousin, who was there at the gathering that day, has been running away back and forth with random guys, and my uncles don't speak to each other, one of them doesn't come to family gatherings, as well. I miss my poppa, he was hilarious and made everyone's day.

Cory I love how you told us to be grateful for what we had and not to take it for granted. I take lots of stuff for granted but people around the world don't have what I have and everyone needs to be grateful, not hateful. EDIT: I almost cried watching this.

Cory is actually inspiring as hell

“Its enough to make a grown man cry”

I almost cried during the video, it’s sad. Guys spend time with your grandparents, cause one day they will be gone.

This honestly made me so grateful for what I have I cannot live like this it seems so hard and I’m glad I can see close to what it’s like praying for everyone in these comments I may not know some of you but you are loved. I love you.

Side note, this video legit made me sad, just thinking about this possibly happening to me or my family made me tear up a bit.

I didn't get my permission slip signed for that Feel Trip.

Watching this 5 years later is just crazy how fast time passes

Cory: memories are our proof of life. The REAL audience: Dang, real