Matt DeMatteis shares the story of his mother's struggle with Alzheimers. He shares great insight and advice about communicating with someone battling Alzheimers and dementia. It's a must listen episode.

Somethings just aren't cool. Some haters just don't get what dementia means. Listen to Tom as he unloads on haters.

In this episode, Tom reads another letter from his friend on her thoughts bringing her mother home. His friend comes to a conclusion and one that may be hard to hear.

Tom returns to the Dealing with Dementia podcast to share his friend's story. His friend's mom is battling dementia and Tom read's the first of what he hopes is many notes from his friend. He hopes that this will help to make a connection with you and the podcast.

In this episode Tom discusses a comment form his YouTube simulcast its meaning on him and on all of us. How can we combat a negative reaction to our stories of loved one with Dementia? Please like, subscribe and comment on his YouTube Channel, also called Dealing with Dementia at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV_z12y8eqn0yVH0QaVJLAg

Tom and his mother shared one important challenge--quality sleep. Tom explains the importance of sleep and its effect on those with dementia and others suffering from depression. His suggestion is a low-cost alternative to a good night's sleep--with a doctor's prescription. YouTube Channel-Dealing with Dementia: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCV_z12y8eqn0yVH0QaVJLAg

Tom is surprised by the hereditary scares he now feels. He shares his premonitions and fears. Please Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV_z12y8eqn0yVH0QaVJLAg. Or email: [email protected] For CG Studios: cgstudiosllc.com or call 314-743-1050 Give VPN in Touch a try on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, and discover for yourself that it’s the fastest and the most secure mobile VPN service around. Converts on iOS app install: https://www.mb104.com/lnk.asp?o=18318&c=918277&a=447896&k=10EB90DF8F30FDFEDC91C54EF13FDC46&l=19553

Tom unleashes the latest update on the aftermath of his family since his mom's passing. He also announces that now Dealing with Dementia will be simulcast on YouTube. Look for videos with interviews, updates, findings and a lot more. Here's the address of the YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV_z12y8eqn0yVH0QaVJLAg Please subscribe!!!!

Four years after his mom passed away due to dementia, Tom finds himself dealing with some of the feelings again, but this time from his dad's point of view.

Tom talks about missing his mom and how his feelings 2.5 years later are different and are the same.