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lisa.langlois
  • 24/04/2025
Inoiz sentitu al duzu maite baten gaixotasunaren aurrean ezintasuna? Istorio hunkigarri honek Alzheimer gaixotasuna haur baten begietatik aztertzen du, eta gaitz honek familian duen eraginari buruzko ikuspegi sakona eskaintzen du.Neska txiki batek amonaren aldaketa kezkagarriak ikusten ditu, garai batean oso txukuna zena. Amonaren nahasmenak eta ahanzturak galderak eta kezkak sortzen dizkiote haurrari. Familiak amona zaharren egoitza batean sartzeko erabaki zaila hartzen du, haurrarentzat hunkigarria dena.Tristura gorabehera, familiak aldian-aldian bisitatzeko konpromisoa hartzen du, amonaren janari gogokoena den marrubi izozkia bezalako kontsolamendu txikiak ekarriz. Testigantza sentikor honek adinekoak, gaixotasuna, familia eta maitasuna bezalako gaiak jorratzen ditu. Alzheimer gaixotasunaren eta horrek duen eragin emozionalaren inguruan kontzientzia areagotzen du.#Alzheimer #Gaixotasuna #Familia #Oroitzapenak
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00:00Chapter 1
00:03What's wrong with my grandma?
00:07What's wrong with my grandma?
00:10I was five years old.
00:13I didn't understand what was happening to my grandmother.
00:17He would forget where he put his medicines, when to pay his bills, and how to get to the grocery store.
00:25But it was never like this before.
00:29He was always a very organized person.
00:33He would remember and tell us even the things we had forgotten.
00:40What's wrong with my grandma?
00:42He used to be a very organized and planned person.
00:46Now he forgets everything.
00:49Or is he sick?
00:50I asked my mother.
00:53“Your grandmother is getting old,” he replied.
00:56What is it like to grow old?
01:00Does every aging person become forgetful?
01:04Will I be like that too?
01:06I said.
01:08Not everyone who gets old becomes forgetful, my dear.
01:12Your grandmother has Alzheimer's disease.
01:15This disease is a disease that causes people to become forgetful.
01:19My mother said.
01:22My mother was working.
01:25So there was no one at home to look after my grandmother.
01:29My parents thought it might be dangerous for my grandmother to live at home alone.
01:36So they decided to take him to a nursing home.
01:42That way, he could get help from someone whenever he needed it.
01:47We would visit him often, too.
01:51I was feeling sad.
01:52Because my grandmother would no longer live with us.
01:57He would miss home.
01:59I was going to miss him so much, too.
02:00“They will have new friends there,” my mother said.
02:06I asked if we could visit him whenever we wanted.
02:10Of course.
02:12We go to see him on weekends.
02:14We also bring gifts.
02:16He said.
02:19We can bring ice cream.
02:20Strawberry ice cream.
02:22“My grandmother loves strawberries,” I said excitedly.
02:26Ok.
02:27We can bring strawberry ice cream.
02:28I felt sad when we visited my grandmother.
02:34I almost cried.
02:36My grandmother is sitting on the couch looking sad.
02:40He was looking out at the trees.
02:43He looked so weak and lonely.
02:47I went to her and hugged her.
02:49Look, grandma.
02:51We brought you a gift.
02:53Strawberry ice cream.
02:54Your favorite.
02:56Saying this, I gave him the ice cream box.
03:00My grandmother didn't say anything.
03:03He opened the box.
03:05And started eating the ice cream.
03:09Look, he loved it very much.
03:11" my mother tried to comfort me.
03:13But I was disappointed.
03:19I said it was as if he didn't recognize us.
03:22You should give him some time.
03:25“We can visit more often and he’ll get used to it,” my mother replied.
03:29But the next time we visited my grandmother, everything was the same.
03:36My grandmother ate the ice cream.
03:39He smiled at us but said nothing.
03:42I asked, aren't you happy to see me, grandma?
03:48"I'm glad because you're bringing me ice cream," said my grandmother.
03:54Grandma, do you know who I am?
03:59My grandmother smiled and looked at my face.
04:01You are the girl who brings ice cream.
04:06Yes, but I am your grandson.
04:10Don't you remember me?
04:12I said and wrapped my arms around his neck.
04:16My grandmother smiled again.
04:19Remember?
04:21Of course I remember.
04:23"You are the girl who brings ice cream," he said.
04:25At that moment I realized that my grandmother would never remember me again.
04:34He lived in a world of his own, full of loneliness and vague memories.
04:41I said I love you so much grandma.
04:45At that moment my grandmother started to cry.
04:49Love, I remember loving you very much.
04:54Why did I love you?
04:56I can't remember this.
04:58Maybe because you brought ice cream.
05:01Anyway.
05:03Nevermind.
05:05I love you and it's beautiful.
05:08My mother then
05:09Here you go, dear.
05:12That's all he wants.
05:15He said love.
05:17Then let's bring him ice cream every day.
05:19I will hug him even if he doesn't remember me.
05:23I answered.
05:24Because remembering love was more important than remembering someone's name.
05:31This story tells one of the narrator's childhood memories with her grandmother.
05:44Her grandmother began to forget her experiences and the people around her.
05:50The child is too young to understand the reason for this situation.
05:55When she asks her mother about this situation, she learns that her grandmother is very old and has Alzheimer's disease.
06:04The family tells one of their grandmother's many experiences.
06:06The family decides to take the grandmother to a nursing home.
06:10Because there is no one at home to take care of him.
06:14They visit him often.
06:17During one of these visits, the little boy realizes that his grandmother no longer remembers him.
06:24But there is one thing your grandmother remembers.
06:28Love
06:28Summary of the story
06:32This story tells one of the narrator's childhood memories about her grandma.
06:41Her grandmother has begun to forget her experiences and people around her.
06:47The kid is too young to understand the cause of the situation.
06:51When she asks her mother about the situation,
06:55She finds out that her grandmother is very old and suffering from a disease, Alzheimer's.
07:03The family decides to take the grandma to the nursing home as there is no one at home to care of her.
07:11They go to visit every often.
07:13During one of these visits,
07:17The little girl noticed that her grandma no longer remembers her.
07:22However, there is something her grandma still remembers.
07:26Love