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Mark Edward Randall's avatar

My dad has been in memory care for a year and a half (vascular dementia). It's been a bumpy ride but it was getting too much for my mom to have him at home.

Will have to check this out if I get it on my streaming services.

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Dan Pal's avatar

Did you see this article? Definitely connects to the importance of music in the treatment process! https://www.forbes.com/sites/evaamsen/2025/06/24/memory-is-shaped-by-the-music-we-listen-to/?ctpv=searchpage&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

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Mark Edward Randall's avatar

No but have heard things. We take him to a live music activity a lot and he loves it. Plus, we put a CD player and CDs in his room and they are about the only thing that stays on a shelf and hasn't been misplaced yet.

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Dan Pal's avatar

Sorry to hear that. The film is definitely worth a look.

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Steve Goldberg's avatar

I really want to see this. I hope it comes to the Bay Area. Or becomes available to stream. I have written about this in many posts, but I have been DPOA of my aunt since 2020 and have managed her from living alone independently to developing dementia to getting her into assisted living and now in memory care. I am always looking for media that captures these important stories with nuance and honesty and wisdom, and this sounds like it does that.

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Dan Pal's avatar

I hope so. I'd love to hear what you think after you see it.

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Judith Stewart's avatar

Interesting! Though Mom was not in memory care, it reminds me of her adjustment to the nursing home and how nice some of the staff were.

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Dan Pal's avatar

Yes, it's worth checking out.

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