✨ Little Jess ✨
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franny grl 💙 :
my grandma did the same thing before she passed. I am so sorry you are going thru this.
2025-07-16 04:15:44
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Kristina Russell486 :
My grandfather is right in this stage as well. He also is either sleeping longer or not sleeping through the night.
2025-07-22 20:30:39
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rebeccamurphy1950 :
Maybe just give her really small portions and then that way she’s not over eating split her dinner up to maybe three dinners
2025-07-15 21:34:42
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User3456679 :
I’ve heard some patients do well when the empty plate is left on their tray that connects the reality to the request. You’re doing an amazing job love.
2025-07-15 21:37:53
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bearplzs5od :
She got a page with more vids?
2025-07-16 04:42:50
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ellescollectables ⚡️Rip’N’Ship :
My dad has early onset. He’s at the running away from home stage, not recognising his home, he thinks it’s his workplace and his carers are “useless” colleagues (his reality). He’s starting regression too.
2025-07-16 03:10:28
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Lorna♥️💙💚🧡 :
Oh bless her, maybe give small portions regularly 💜💜
2025-07-17 15:09:10
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🌻Sarah_R🌻 :
What about giving her little snacks when she asks for a meal. I used to take my vran soft snacks that were easy ti eat xx
2025-07-15 22:03:38
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LozMack :
I love watching your posts about Nan. My Nan also has dementia so it’s great to watch your experiences, it really helps😊. However my Nan also has skin cancer, on her forehead, so some of the things are linked to this spreading 😞😢
2025-07-16 06:22:13
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Christine Owens :
Have you tried little and often with food so she doesn’t think she is going without x
2025-07-15 23:02:08
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Sam :
My mom does better when there is an empty plate in front of her. It anchors her to the fact that she just ate. I’m glad you’re enjoying this. I’m very ready for my mom to go. It’s hard and she’s consistently confused, disoriented and sad.
2025-07-16 02:53:38
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Danielle :
did your nan's tastebuds change in early stages x
2025-07-15 21:35:56
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Button :
Little and often with the meals helps. Both my parents 96yrs old have Alzheimer's. I love following your journey. Xx
2025-07-15 21:50:14
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milliee21 :
My nan used to do the oposite, you would offer her food and she would refuse and say she had already eaten even though she has had nothing, it was so difficult to get her to eat she lost a lot of weight so quickly x
2025-07-16 08:50:23
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Becca Milliron :
A lot of times, when they revert back to their younger years, it’s a good idea to let her live it through music or shows that maybe used to be on when she was younger if there are any. Her saying she’s hungry, I love the empty plate thing, and when I worked in memory care I’d get them a small snack (like a multigrain bar or ice cream) just in case and sometimes they would remember they did eat. Or they’d be okay after the snack
2025-07-18 13:14:08
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niamh123g :
just a thought but if she thinks she is 6 would she ever think u are 6 too like a friend for her rather than her mum or does she always see u as an older person?
2025-07-15 23:15:24
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KarliImhoffMalcher :
I wonder if there was some food scarcity in her childhood that is leaning to that fixation. Thank you for sharing this incredibly vulnerable time in your family’s life. Sending all the love for her continued comfort.
2025-07-16 22:14:19
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Angela :
can i say if u dont mind my gran was my life she was 88 so fit healthy i boifht a handcasr to do i regret not doing it as she died unexpected with gall stones if u can do it as it will give u comfort when shes ready to go i just felt i was so lucky watching u and felt sad time stays still for no one 😢😢
2025-07-15 23:57:37
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Jordan Lynn :
My grandma passed in May after having dementia. She went through everything you’re experiencing. Always called out for her mom and dad and said she couldn’t wait to see them again when she moves. Would get angry as well over food. I saw her a few weeks before she passed for the first time since being diagnosed and it was shocking
2025-07-16 04:35:18
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karabridges66 :
hey jess can I ask when you are nan was diagnosed with dementia and what type of dementia she has? xx
2025-07-16 07:53:46
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Rachel35___ :
Your relationship with your nan is beautiful to watch and your bond is so precious ❤️
2025-07-15 21:41:57
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Me🇦🇺 :
I lost both my parents to dementia over the last few months, but they were so different to your nan. They both suffered from constant confusion but not the memory loss and regressing to childhood. They both had problems with communication and my dad was completely non-verbal for the last 9 months which was so difficult. Your doing amazing with your nan. I pray for you both. ❤️🙏
2025-07-16 03:12:26
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Elysia.Official ❤️ :
This is exactly how my grandad went. He loved nursery rhymes & kids books. Pop goes the weasel became his fave song! ❤️
2025-07-16 07:19:59
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Marty Peacock :
She is blessed to have you Jess as well as you are blessed to have her
2025-07-16 02:37:08
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TOP OFFY HILL Elaine McCloskey :
my gran, is at the same stage, she thinks she's going to her mums for tea, gran is 93
2025-07-16 08:03:16
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