Gods Gift

September 2, 2014
Mother With Alzheimer's, Daughter Share Moving Moment of Clarity Richard Cazeau
For a friend or family member, living with and watching someone suffering with Alzheimer’s disease is frequently heartbreaking. But sometimes, when all seems lost, something miraculous happens.

In a video that has gone viral, Georgia native Kelly Gunderson captured a precious and unpredictable moment while lying in a hospital beside her ailing mother. For a brief moment, the older woman was able to reflect and recognize her loving daughter.

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    Jian Kandt

    September 2, 2014

    So beautiful. …prize less moment…

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