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So nice to watch your update and see how you are pressing on in your journey. Sharing your caregiving journey with Theresa with so many thru your channel has been a true blessing. I'm so pleased to see more people talking about their dementia experience now. I think it helps anyone who is touched by this disease. John is doing a great job conveying his journey with Heather and seems to have a true caring heart like you always have. Continued prayers for you as you move forward. 💞🙏

It is really good to see you. You look great!!!

I have missed you and glad you are staying strong

Good to hear you are on your healing journey. You’ll never forget her or stop missing her, but you will create a new life. And no doubt that is what she would want. ❤️

Glad to hear you’re doing well . Enjoy your new adventures and treasure your memories . Take care Trey .

I can identify. Took full time caregiving to mother 3 years 24/7. Exhausting. Depleting. It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done! Congrats to you ❤for hanging in there. I know how incredibly difficult it is…loss of sleep, loss of any life as you knew it. It was also the best thing I’ve ever done, mind you. I needed to go to a spa, decompress, & rest after she past. I held 7 jobs that first year…I’d find myself just crying off & on uncontrollably. So just keep getting jobs …any jobs to keep me afloat. Took a long time. My brother had her home so I slept in my Miata for a time…its a small car and not comfy but I made due. For Christmas that year other employees gave me gifts…I had no place to put them. I was homeless. There’s no place for homeless women in SW Florida here…only a men’s mission. So o had to find safe places to park my car to sleep overnight. Eventually, I got into public low income housing. Eventually a juicer (it saved me) physically . Eventually I learned to get some sun, got control at the job emotionally, and settled in (without furniture. ) I WAS A GREAT CAREGIVER …BUT MY MOTHER WAS ALSO MY GREATEST FRIEND. I WISH FOR YOU ONLU THE BEST LIFE. YOU DESERVE IT. ❤

When I was 10 or 11 we were caring for my great Aunt in our home. She was the most loving,caring woman I have ever known..when the end was near she looked into my eyes and said "I hate you" I just want you to die..she said it almost demonically, it broke my heart . My mom said it was not her,but I can still see the rage & hatred that was in her eyes..I pray to the lord if I ever head that direction,give me the wherewithal to find the shortest pier,so I can take a long walk...

I’m hearing lately that all Alzheimer’s packets have mold in their brain. Interesting.

Thinking of you Trey and I'm very glad to see you again. Much love and light to you!!

God bless her soul and God bless you ! ❤❤

So glad to see you again! I know you have your own struggles with grief and missing Theresa, just hope things are getting lighter for you. Everyday is a new day so keep the faith! <3

Thumbs 👍🏻 up for you! You look good, I am happy you are moving on with your life; travalling, decorating the house, going outdoors 😊 You are a strong man, a big cuddle for you and the cats 🐈. I just turned 55 on September the fourth this week. I also live alone after my divorce at 2018. But I also have a sweet old Pussycat 🐈‍⬛ a little female and before her I had a huge male cat 🐈 orange and white. I always loved cats, grew up in a house with many cats but my ex man never let me have one. And the cats are so sweet, cuddle buddies and they feel and see how you are doing. 😊❤ I live in the Netherlands. My father sadly passed away after he got Alzheimer’s too, in September 2011, he was 72 years old and he got sick in 2007. 😢I still miss him. He loved nature and cats too. 💐

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bless you all. Make sure B12 level is checked.

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This is so very precious… I have not seen your videos before and just happened upon them so I’m aware that Teresa has already passed. My brother passed almost 2 years ago of a rare, cognitive decline disease OPCD (Olivopontocerebellar degeneration). He was 63 and survived about six years from diagnosis until he passed. Praying that you will have much joy and fulfillment in your life. You took such wonderful care of her.

Hi Trey, So happy to see you again!! So glad your keeping busy. Its the best thing to do. Its such a hard disease to live with. A lot of people forget about the caregivers!! Once our loved ones pass, their pain, suffering and journey are over, but us caregivers are still suffering and left with so much. I really hope you still make videos, even if its about traveling and your adventures, so nice to see what your doing.

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I can see this video is old and that she's passed, I'm sorry for your loss, it must've been really hard to go through this kind of thing. Out of curiosity what was her lifestyle like in the years before the diagnosis? Did she eat a lot of processed foods? Did she eat a lot of fruit and veg to get essential nutrients like magnesium, vitamins, polyphenols? Did she exercise much? Did she have a social network? This is such a terrifying disease. You are a freaking awesome person for supporting her no matter what.

I just knew you were going to say Michigan!! Please stand on the piers in Holland or Grand Haven and enjoy the beautiful fall weather!

Theresa Pippen won the lottery in life. What a wonderful husband. I wish him the very, very best in this second phase of life.

Hi Trey, I am a completely random person who found your channel today. Your wife, Theresa, was a lovely lady and I am so sorry that she experienced Alzheimer's disease at such a young age. I have been reflecting on your channel and experiences all day. It is an incredibly cruel and unjust condition, awful in how it takes the identity of a person away. Having said this, I was very moved by how you supported her over this time, when she was at her most vulnerable. The dignity, support and compassion you provided her reminds me of all the good in humanity and shows what an incredible husband you were (love in sickness and in health). We all know the grief from losing somone you love so much never goes away forever, but I do hope you realise that you were a loving, tender, supportive and understanding husband. Thersa could have wished for no-one better. All of us here know this and just hope you do. Thank you for showing me the best in people and I wish you all the very best. Take care.

My heart goes out to you. You are doing fine. Hawaii 5-0 fir the win!!

The love you shsred was precious. Bless you Trey from Australia. ❤🇦🇺

So sorry for your loss, but happy to see you doing well.

I know you love her but you also must stay healthy. Sometimes you do all you can but it’s not enough due to this illness. Praying for y’all.

So very sorry buddy.

Real sorry to hear this story. Bless you both. Alheimers is a tough disease.

So happy to hear you are doing well and starting to enjoy life again ❤

😢 So sorry you lost your beloved Theresa to this horrible disease but I'm glad it's over for her and she is now with God😢🙏

I been a nurse for 30 years and I fear death

Labor breathing is scary. But you get use to it.

My mom is always staring at the ceiling.hallucination.. I wish we were put to sleep like our cats

My mom hallucinates and tries to bite me now. I take care of her full time because they all get combative.All normal people get that . Sadly

I have been a hospice nurse. The breathing

I'm sorry about Theresa

R I P to Mrs. Theresa! She was blessed to have you!!

Glad to hear you are doing well Trey. I have also been subscribed to John and Heathers channel and also Lesley and Jason. You all are doing a great service to the community with your own personal knowledge about this terrible disease. You can be a great support to each other also. I am from Michigan and you will enjoy your trip to Northern Michigan and the UP. It’s beautiful especially in the Autumn. Take care of yourself and Theresa’s beautiful cats.💕

My mom started showing very mild memory signs when she was 80. She was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment at least five years later. She stopped driving around 85. A decision she made on her own. She definitely told my dad for the next four years, where to turn and where to go. My dad was worn out as a caregiver by the time they were 87. He passed a few days before his 90th birthday this year. We sold the Florida house and moved my mom up north to an assisted living facility. She actually likes her apartment. She will be 90 in November. Sometimes she thinks my dad is there, but not often. She doesn’t cook, clean, do laundry, write letters or send cards anymore. She can still make phone calls, but has had a few mishaps. She goes to lunch and dinner late. Needs someone to give her medication. When she has eczema, she will tell me her forehead is itchy, and I have to let the nurse know to put cream on the spot. She can not remember to tell the nurse she is itching, or not feeling well. I’m so blessed to have her Alzheimer’s go so slowly and start so late in life. She is not in memory care yet. We hope we can keep her out of there as long as possible. I hope you get a new friend to do activities with.

Trey thank you so kindly for giving an update on yourself ❤ Gods Love is Enduring Forever ❤

Trey, thank you for this life update. You mentioned Theresa was showing cognitive symptoms years before diagnosis. Will you please do a video about the time before diagnosis? Continued good health to you.

I'm so sorry, I take care of my mom. She had a stroke 2019 during knee surgery. She got dementia and aphasia... She can't talk or eat ,swallow. This is scary 😟😟😟 today I found this Sept 5,2024. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢poor darling woman. I took care of very young 🌱 lady as Theresa in Alzheimer's ❤️ unit 😔. Been aide since 1993. My mom got what Bruce Willis has. Can not speak . Yes 50 yr olds do. It is hereditary. My heart is so much in despair. I know what this is. I feel so darn sad. You know may the Bright light 🕯️🙏 Jesus Christ Holy Spirit embrace Theresa . Also you sir! May the light and Holy Spirit comfort you. I often worked with large group of Alzheimer sufferer and in doing so. I. Had to stop because I felt like I was losing my thoughts like the persons and forgetting. Peace be with you both. 🙏❤

This freaking me out. After Covid 19 sars 2 I have found some symptoms in myself ,kind of like attention deficit disorder

Please keep sharing updates on recovering your life. Good to see you enjoying your time. Doing as well as possible. Keep traveling it helps to make special memories in new places. Take care!

Glad you are moving forward, a day at a time. One thing I am certain of: there is nothing more life can throw at you that you won't be able to handle.

Hello, first time here. I don’t know if it’s appropriate to share of my experience with my Australian Cattle dog Blue Heeler, Mattie. I experience what dementia was like. The first sign was at Home Depot when she walked away, I just watched her and Mattie came to a stop and didn’t know where she was. The second time I was at home and she let a loud noise and collapsed, it’s very common that they loose control of their bowels, so peed on herself, and it happened again. After that, It declined so fast, I will find her under my desk crying not to know what to do, or she will be in the backyard crying at 2 am, not knowing what to do . Mattie, didn’t know where she was, I lay plastic and dog pads everywhere because she just couldn’t get up. It was an experience how this disease gets a hold of somebody life, the last few months, I did not sleep , I was taking care of Mattie. What I saw, Mattie was in her on world, she will wag herself tail sometimes when she saw me . Mattie was a rescue, the owner left to North Carolina and did not take her with him. Mattie was 11 years when she came home, I gave her 4 more years. I miss her, I will Mattie when I cross the rainbow. Please be patient when someone, a friend, a relative, they depend on you, they were there for you, now be there for them.❤❤❤❤❤

i love the picture behind you, can you show it and tell all about it, so cool. regards from mich

Trey, thank you. I've been looking around the last few days to see if you have an update. We recently lose our dog, very traumatic, and picked up his ashes the day of Tropical Storm Debbie. Our house and yard flooded that day and we tried to get out. Belcher Rd flooded here and cars were floating by. I've never seen anything like it. I live close to Belcher in Largo. We are still trying to make repairs and doing our best. I thought of you during this mess, hope you all were ok. I would love to do the walk in St Pete but I am disabled. I lost my mom to the disease almost 2 years ago and still feel the pain of it. It's surprising how it touches so many lives. We have been trying to move in to Pasco County but haven't sold our place yet. We continue to head 5 miles down the road to the beach tho. I love that you can do things now that you can honor Teresa with. Please take care of yourself and know we care about you. This is the most disgusting disease to go through.

God Bless you.

Troy you're such a great man and you took such wonderful care of your wife! Thank you for never exploiting her and protecting her dignity throughout your journey🙏💫