Taylor Black
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Tuesday 01 September 2026 09:00:00 GMT
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HadoSenpaiChan :
Empaths we doing alright?
2026-09-01 17:57:33
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ParisEmily96 :
It’s 10am Taylor
2026-09-01 09:06:24
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Alisha Schmitter :
The best compliment i ever got was my grandpa with dementia thinking i was my mom🥹
2026-09-01 09:03:03
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Meg | Runner, Mama, Dog Lover :
My grandpa had dementia, at my wedding he somehow had the clarity to say “there’s my girl!” He always called me “his girl” but hadn’t in about a year before this. It took EVERYTHING in me to hold back the tears as he said it holding my face in his hands. For one special day, I had MY Grandpa Bob back.
2026-09-01 21:40:57
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LoLo ❤️ :
My grandma had dementia, she also helped raise me & was my person. The first time she forgot me was so hard but what made it harder was after a few mins of helping her she said "wait, your my baby, your Lauryn, why did I forget you?", I told her it was okay & cause her memory was going, both of us just ugly sobbed and held each other for hours. She luckily remembered all of us in her final moments. 🥹 Yesterday, 10/5, was 5 years she has been gone. I miss her every. single. day. 🫂
2026-10-06 20:24:45
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Ramon's Biker Chic :
My grandma has dementia she forgot all of us, but until the day she died you could show her a picture of my grandpa, who had passed more than 25 years before and she would say that was her Joseph.
2026-10-06 22:14:09
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insomniacgoblin09 :
My great papaw is slowly loosing his memory and i don’t know what he is diagnosed with but i think it’s dementia. He’s had a few strokes or a heart attack..I’ve been dodging hearing much about him cause it hurts…but every time he comes over to our house with my mamaw and papaw- or we visit where he’s staying- he hugs and loves on all the grandbabies without us saying a single word. He laughs and smiles at us all even if he can’t really recognize us and barely holds a conversation other than the same subject over and over. (Usually about hunting the game nearby and making soup.) he still laughs and smiles at us all. Still pulls the little up onto his lap…even when he has no idea who we are he is still the kindest man alive.
2026-10-05 20:02:46
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Misty Walker :
My grandmother had Alzheimer’s. My granddad checked himself in the nursing home to be with her. The nurses would tell him that she didn’t know who he was. His response was it doesn’t matter because I know who she is ❤️❤️
2026-09-01 10:51:10
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olwyn 🐞 :
my grandma was very ill during COVID and also had alhzimers. we used to go and wave through the window every week and she would always wave back with the biggest smile on her face. even when she went into a home, my mum used to say she always asked about her grandkids
2026-10-06 19:25:37
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bfsooner 🏴☠️ :
My aunt passed suddenly shortly after my grandpa had been admitted to a care home, because of dementia. We were up visiting one day, & we all agreed not to tell him his daughter had passed. I was the last one to leave, and he took my hand. He told me that Aunt Mel had come to see him earlier, and that angel wings suited her very well. I just barely made it to my car before I lost it.
2026-09-02 03:16:26
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Samberry Shortcake :
My grandfather had dementia and I always visited with my mother. He forgot who everyone was but me. I would remind him who my mom was. The last time I visited him he didn't remember my name but he said he remembers that he loves me. A few days later he passed.
2026-10-05 03:13:53
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rach_your_nurse :
My grandpa died of Alzheimer’s and the last time I saw him before he died he was agitated and wouldn’t eat his dinner but he stopped and grabbed my hand and said “I’ve known you for a long time. We’ll always be friends.”
2026-09-01 13:50:15
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BekaL🇨🇦 :
my grandfather doesn't remember us but we bring the dogs to visit him and he loves it. just sits there enjoying petting them.
2026-09-01 12:45:37
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Mely21 :
And then there’s my grandfather who remembers everyone but me, calls me by my sister’s or my cousins’ names and thought I had a car when I was literally five years old. He doesn’t have dementia nor Alzaimer, he just doesn’t like me…
2026-10-05 20:44:35
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Leeza977🇨🇦 :
My Opa was non verbal the last time I saw him. At the very end of the visit, he grabbed a photo of me and was crying. He pointed at me and then the photo. Yes, Opa. It’s me. He died shortly after. I am forever grateful for that last moment of clarity. ❤️
2026-09-01 13:58:14
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Kaitlyn Brown :
My dad had forgotten my mom died. We never corrected him. One night. he told me Mom was coming for a visit later, and he died the next day. I like to think she brought him home.
2026-09-01 14:04:26
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Shannon :
I worked as a CNA in a locked dementia ward. All of our residents had very, very advanced dementia. I seen a lot of really beautiful moments (and I got beat up a lot 😅). A moment that will stay with me my whole life is this one: A husband and wife had been married like 50 years. The wife was our resident. She no longer spoke in a sensible way. Her sentences never made sense. She’d use all of the wrong words for every word she said. She always spoke in complete gibberish. One day she was just sitting in our version of a living room. Just kind of staring off. Her husband walked in and walked up to her. Her face *immediately* lit up. She was just glowing with pure love. She looked him right in the eyes and said clear as day, “You found me!” She stood up and pressed her forehead to his. He visited her every single day. For hours. But that day, for a moment, she was there too. The way she lit up, the way they looked at each other. You could feel the deep genuine love that comes from a lifetime together. It was so beautiful.
2026-09-01 12:49:10
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Ashley Marie :
not me with a papa, who can't remember who maw is, but still remembers us kids (most days). last night, he didn't remember us & kept saying "I'm sorry I just want to be normal again". yes I'm still crying.
2026-09-02 16:29:37
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💗Crymini💗 :
All these elderly ppl forgetting theyre already married to the love of their lives and trying to ask them out again really reminds me of the song "would you fall in love with me again" from epic the musical, btw please be careful when you listen to that song bc I cried when listening to it
2026-09-01 13:31:42
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Sherry :
my grandma had dementia. I would go visit her everyday after work at the home. this other lady with dementia said "thats my granddaughter" my grandma looked at the lady and said "thats not yours that one is mine!" and started a fight with the other resident because "i don't know her name but I know shes mine"
2026-09-01 11:06:48
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kshancw :
The week my father passed away. He didn’t know who I was but I showed him a picture of my son he immediately smiled and said “that’s my little buddy” it was the last thing he said to me, he loved my son so much.
2026-09-01 16:36:26
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Bee 🐝 :
my great grandma didn't know who I was until I told her my name and she told me " I thought you were a baby! you're even more beautiful than I thought you'd be" MIND YOU THIS WAS THE LAST TIME I SAW HER BEFORE SHE PASSED and I think about it and cry a lot
2026-09-01 11:26:53
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KB 🪩🎀 :
My grandma was super sick back in 2022, we all knew what would happen in the end so we all mentally prepared. I visited her in the hospital and 20 year old me wasn’t prepared for it. I was scared. I walked in her room and she was sleeping. I woke her up and she looked at me and said “hi my beautiful granddaughter” she was super out of it but she kept repeating how much she loved me and how I was her precious girl. Mind you, im her only grandchild. She kept repeating how much she loved me and how proud of me she was. I waited to get out of the hospital to start crying. Immediately got in my car, cried and called my mom.
2026-09-01 18:16:46
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Benelli’s Mommy ❌ :
One of my favorite residents was a sweet lady named Martha who had dementia. She would often become restless and insist that she needed to leave because she wanted to go home. After several rounds of trying to convince her to stay, I finally looked at her and said, “Martha, my mom paid you five whole dollars to babysit me. If you leave me here all by myself, my mom is going to be really, really mad.” Mind you, I was in my thirties at the time. 😂 Martha looked me straight in the eyes, thought about it for a moment, and said, “Well, I guess if I took the money, I don’t have much choice. I’ll have to stay here and watch over you.” Then she asked, “Would you like me to read you a story?” And just like that, Martha settled in beside me and began reciting nursery rhyme after nursery rhyme completely from memory. Dementia may have made Martha forget where she was or why she was there, but it hadn’t taken away the part of her that knew how to care for someone. All it took was believing that somebody needed her—and suddenly, going home could wait. She had a job to do. ❤️
2026-09-01 23:15:04
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KAM_509❌🦞🤘🐾🐝🦛 :
Ugh crying at 5:14am was not on my plan for today
2026-09-01 09:15:12
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