My grandmother and grandfather have alzheimers due to alcoholism, my mom has to indroduce me to them like i were a complete stranger every time we visit them. Sometimes they even say things like: hey you kinda look like one of my grandkids! And then i have to explain that i AM that grandchild.

Let me tell you how bad it is to have no memory. I will enjoy my favorite shows over and over again.

My nan has dementia and she doesn't even know who I am. She even thinks my grandad is a murderer sometimes and shouts please don't kill me

"What is it like to have no memory?" I don't remember.

My dad had Lewy bodies dementia. He couldn't remember how to put his jumper on. But when I jokingly told him i lent him 100 bucks and he forgot to pay me back, he smiled. Such a cruel disease. I miss you dad. Wish someone smart could find a cure so no one else suffers. Let's hope.

If I don't have any memory, How will I remember to watch your vids? D:

*Fun Fact:-* The 404 in the Thumbnail is a reference to "Error:404" which basically is "Data not found" and this video is based on Retrograde Amnesia (Forgetting things) and so the data is wiped out from their brain.

My great grandma died from alzheimers. She had it for a long time, I think over 20 years, and eventually it got so bad to the point where she didn't know how to eat, and eventually, she forgot how to breathe...

I'd tell you how it's like to have no memory, but I forget.

I wish I can forget very great movies so I can enjoy watching them again

I thought it said "How it feels like to have no money" lmao 😂

I watched my grandma degrade as I took care of her for many years because my grandma had passed away and it absolutely destroyed me on the inside to see someone who I loved so much go from happy and talking to now being stubborn and no longer speaks. I pray no one here gets this terrible disease.

Have u ever used a a hard drive? It's very hard to remember

Teletubbies are 10 feet tall.

Thank you so much Life Noggin on creating a video on this. My grandmother recently passed away and she got Alzheimer's around the age of 5 and I'm nearly out of high school so I never really remember her before she got Alzheimer's. It has affected me quite a bit as I would've liked to have a grand mother and grand father to talk to or go to (they lived close to me) when I wanted to talk to family but not my parents. I never knew what it was like on her point of view and now I understand better. I'm so sad that Alzheimer's is so far incurable but I'm so thankful that doctors are spending so much time to try find a cure for this. I'm not sure people understand how hard it is to live with someone with dementia, and even thinking about maybe having it in the future is a really scary thought.

*that ONE time when i click on a storytime animation & a Life Noggin vid pops up & follows me to EVERY video i click on*

Why don't we forget the language when we lose our memory?🤔

that's basically what happens when I learn mathematics.

My granddad had this... He could’t remember where the toilet was, and that he could’t smoke in the house... And much more... But now he is dead. I think that that is good for him.

This was an ultra-sad topic. If you know anyone that is suffering with Alzheimer's, stay strong!

I don't remember...

I swear this guy uploads at the right time... today we were learing bout Alzheimer's and when he did the solar system video we qere learning bout the solar system

lol I forget a lot of things rlly quickly like in 30 seconds

My great grandmother had Alzheimer's. I was never alive with her but. When my mom and grandma + grandpa when they went to see her, she would always say "where is my husband?" Then they would have to tell her that he had died years ago. And she would have a total breakdown every day. This happened everyday when they went to see her. Honestly it would be heartbreaking to see someone i love cry about something that happened years ago everyday, because they forgot. And it is even so sad to see my great aunt, who i think may be developing something close to Alzheimer's but I'm not sure, look at me every time I see her and say "so..what's your name again? And whos kid are you again?" And just having to look her in the face without me totally bawling because I feel so sad for her because she lives at a terrible nursing home, but we can't find a better one for her, and that her life is almost over, and so many other things.

Can Alzheimer’s make you forget language and how to speak? If so, how do you think?

"hey there! welcome to Life Noggin"

My grandpa has some form of dementia, and he is slowly losing his memory, which is really hard for my family. So... send him some chat love :) Hopefully one day we’ll find a cure so that people don’t have to go through what he and others are feeling.

My uncle had early-onset Alzheimer's. It's one of the most horrible fates you can imagine. His memory started getting quirky in his late 40s. He'd ask you a question, then ask it again 2 minutes later - that sorta thing. Then he lost his ability to do math, which also meant he had to quit his job as an accountant (he'd call my aunt from work crying because he just couldn't understand the numbers anymore). Things went downhill fast from there. Next year my mom had to warn us on the way to Christmas dinner that uncle was very sick. He'd have moments of lucidity here and there, but mostly he'd shuffle around, mumble hurtful things to my aunt and make her cry, try to wrestle his kids - he was basically gone. A couple years after that, he couldn't walk, talk, or feed himself anymore. I'd take care of him occasionally when my aunt was out. He was like a newborn - just lying in bed semi-conscious, no recognition in his eyes at all. I just hope he was too far-gone to suffer by that point. In his mid-50s he (mercifully) passed on. It's one of the saddest, most painful things I've ever experienced, and I can't even imagine what my aunt and their kids went through in those years. Wanted to share this because I feel like a lot of people see Alzheimer's as a punchline, or something that "just happens" to old people before they die. It is a very real and very terrible disease, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

Memories are just remembrances of hallucinations caused by inhaling too much oxygen.

Gotta love that 30 second ad

hi my name is dory and i suffer from short term memory loss edit: sorry i thought it was dori lol

My great grandfather had Alzheimer's. It was like he lived in the past, remembering very specific details of things years ago, but suddenly not remembering his granddaughters name, or where he is. Only one time in the years that he lived with my family did he say my name. I just stood there for like 5 minutes, so surprised.For whatever reason, unlike most people with Alzheimer's, he was actually happy. He laughed all the time and loved to color it you gave him the means to do so.Sadly he had a severe stroke and died 2 months after..

40 years left 🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

Error 404, nice one blocko

This is the question I've been wondering for a long time. Thnx Life Noggin!😉

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THEY HELP A LOT IN LEARNING THANKS AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK BLOCKO xD

0:12 dark!

who lives in the pineapple under the sea? not you

I think memories combined with emotions are actually what gives us consciousness

Did anyone here ever get deja vu?

I’m kinda worried about going to school now....

My brother is watching captain underpants and I thought about this, what if we lost or never had the ability to laugh? How would we react? We would be emotionless like in the movie, even though you only lost your sense of humor?

I lost my great grandmother to dementia, I'm so greatful for people who support and raise awareness for these things, it's important to finally find a cure, it affects the entire family, so it's important that the scientists get enough funds for researching dementia and Alzheimers

0:15 he buried triangle bob , and he loves circlea (or cicleo idk ) awwwwww

Can next video be "what would it take to make humans evolve to look like the gray aliens that has a big head and eyes the one they use to describe aliens to kids?" I edited my comment to make it more understandable no need to ask me if I know things that you think I don't know so plz if anyone has a factual answer you can explain it by replying to my comment thank you I am just young and curious so no need to say I'm ignorant if you think it's a stupid question thank you for your understanding

Hey life nogginI have a question What would happen if a asteroid size of earth crashed into it I'm basically saying what it there where two earths and they collided please make I video on this I would love to know

Life noggin is my new Social Studies and Science teacher, Keep it up Life Noggin!

This made me cry. Alzheimer's is one of the saddest conditions ever. It must be extremely lonely. I've noticed that many mental disorders/conditions are related to or cause a feeling of loneliness and dissociation.

My new excuse for when I forget my hw

I know exactly what it's like to wake up and not know anyone around me or where I am, which is what happens when I wake up from a tonic-clonic seizure. It's temporary amnesia and is extremely frightening as it feels like everything is disappearing (an impending sense of doom) and my body is failing me, but at least I sort of know what to expect (memory-wise) if I get Alzheimer's. Well... if I'll remember that!

Thank you life noggin you really help me understand stand why my grandma acts like she does. She has emotional dimension and she in the deep staged and this help to show why sometimes she acts the way she does.

Teacher: Where’s your homework? Me: I have memory loss

Hi (sorry for my bad english)

you know the drill but do you know the screwdriver

My mom was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's in 2014. I cared for her until she passed away last year on Memorial Day. Though the disease had progressed pretty far, it was lung cancer that caused her death. Even though she passed away from cancer, I can say without a doubt that Alzheimer's is the worst disease in existence. I also care for my dad who has brain damage from a heart attack. I had been taking care of him during the day for years so my mom could work. When she was diagnosed I took care of both of them. I've had a lot of experience with memory disorders. My biggest fear is that one day I will have one. I don't have anyone to take care of me the way I've taken care of them.

0:15 BLOCKO TURNED INTO A FULL YANDERE 😂😭

Wait I’m like almost 11 and I have short term memory but it’s okay I get though it at times

That's i upgrade my brain to ssd

I never watch this channel but it was in my recommendations. I am thankful for that.

Bob: Hi Bill:I like chikin Bob: Yeah, me too

It's like not having a life... shit

What do you call rich people in china? Cha-Ching

1:42 Man don't know what 2+2 is😂😂🤣🤣

you are basically an animated version of vsauce 3 except more sarcastic and funnier and i like that

Imagine forgetting how to eat or breathe, That's how ppl with Alzheimer's eventually die. Sad

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I have epilepsy and it affects my memory creation process. Before I found a treatment that worked I would regularly forget conversations I have and try to start the same ones with the same people multiple times a day. I'd keep hearing "dude you've already said that today". Made college damn near impossible too

The food that he showed was tacos when he was talking about daily routines and that makes me like this channel even more.

The memory goes Skrrr...

Make a " what if Pokemon existed in real life" please!!

My great grandma had ahlzheimers, she used to ask me how school was going in the middle of summer vacation, she would repeat the same question three times in five minutes, etc. it was really sad

Life Noggin:I love pizza bagels Me:what are pizza bagels

That's my dad noooo

Make a video on why is air invisible?

I watch these videos whilst planking. Exercises the mind and body.

My Grandma has Altimeters and dementia so when we went to visit her she didn’t remember my name and it was heart breaking to me I almost cried but now she lives with me it’s a lot better I thinks it’s helping her so I’m a lot happier.

You wouldn't know.

Dude i have school in One hour

Hey life noggin! I've been subbed since 5000!!! I can't believe that your channel has gone so far, you sir life noggin desevre this. PS. I was the comment that said "ypu deserve 1mill"

Why do we get chills at certain sounds or feelings?

What if a tsunami hit a whirlpool

Hi

@ 0:14, We see Circlia with a heart behind her. Coincidence? In the episode about ADHD, we see Blocko leaning against a counter and he says "She's, just, great. You know?" while staring at her! They're *definitely* trying to start a ship. I support it! #BlockoAndCirclia

My great grandma died from Alzheimer’s the day we moved😭I cried so much just thinking about her just having to sit there and not being able to talk😭 I miss her sooooooooooooo much!!!alot of my family died from Alzhimers My great grandma forgot so much sometimes she cried over nothing that happened like she remembered something she wanted to tell but she couldn't😭 I miss her!!!!!!!!!she had it for a long time but it got so bad to where she forgot how to walk,talk,and eat and then it got so bad she forgot how to breath she had to have a breathing mask!!! I know she was in sooooooooooooo much pain and shes in a much better place with no pain whats so ever♥️😭😘she also refused to be put in a nursing home so she died in her bed I miss her so so so sooooooooooooo much!!!!

Please do a vidio on a topic related to astronomy.........also love ur channel....best channel on KZfaq 😊👌🙏

What's it like to have no memory? I can't remember

I have an idea for your show! "Can 3d printers make life?" Or "can 3d printers print themself to print themself again and again infinitely?"

A episode about memory loss and at the end he says to remember to keep on thinking. Gud advice

Uhmm i still don't know what it is like to live with no memory at all. Didnt really answer the question...

Am i the only one that comment and wait for the next day to check for likes? No? ok ill just leave...And wait for next day.

My grandfather has horrible Alzheimer’s, when I was born he didn’t have Alzheimer’s so he remembered me. After I was a year old, we moved to Canada but we only visit them every 3-4 years so slowly, he forgot me. All he remembers about me is my name and doesn’t even remember my sister. He doesn’t remember if he has eaten so, he is constantly eating. Whenever I’m in the room he asks my mom “who is this?”.

This is EXACTLY why I do KZfaq..someday I may end up forgetting everything and not by choice..so I record everything.

Its my birthday

Early... Finally

My Kookum (Cree and Ojibway for grandmother) had Alzheimer's and would call every hour from the nursing home and ask the exact same questions every single time... it hurt every time I answered the phone. She would always start off with "Anish Chiggen" which means "What are you doing?" I'd try to give a different answer every time. If a loved one of yours is nearing their old age, please do yourself a favour and spend time with them. Talk to them. Learn from them. This is one of the only time in life, that stupid shit like "Yolo" means something. Before her memory finally went, I sat down with her and asked her to hear stories of her life. She talked about listening to the radio and hearing about WWII. She said it made her and her siblings cry when they heard about how awful it was in Europe since they were only 2-5 years old. She told me about the residential schools and how Christians tried to strip her of her language, culture and identity and how even after that all happened... she moved on. She talked endlessly about appreciation and loving one another. That one talk opened up my eyes to how much life really means something. You only get to enjoy life and be thankful once... why waste it on petty bullshit.

I work with the elderly whom have Alzheimer's, Dementia, and Delirium, and it's so incredibly sad. I'm very happy to know that I have zero family history of any 3 of those.

First.....maybe

I forgot my teachers sed ex

Hits close to home man my aunt has it and she has no recollection of any of our family. Feels bad

My great grandmother (who died about one year after my birth) had dementia. Very similare to alzheimer. One day she asked my grandmother (her daughter) where her husband (my great grandfather) was. Because dinner was almost ready and it was getting dark. Around this time my great grandfather was dead for 7 year. Very hard sudden news.