Simply amazing. Thanks for posting.

That was amazing. She was so sweet and patient and when he recognized her, I lost it.

My mom has dementia. That was beautiful.

My mom passed in 2011 with dementia. It was beautiful. I lost it too.

If you didn't shed a tear, check your pulse.

Amazed at how his memory was so instantly stirred.

I am happy, for them both, for that.

I loathe deception.

Matters not it's in "the fine print".
Such things should be disclosed up front.

"Once upon a time..."

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I was skeptical as in thinking it was possibly staged but that was a genuine reaction on his part in recognizing her.

My dad had Alzheimer’s. We would take my parents to visit us for the day then bring them home. He had a habit of finding a way out of the house and wandering away to go feed his horses. Well, one day, my wife took my mom shopping at Costco or Walmart and left me to look after my dad. When they came back, I was asleep laying on the sofa while my dad was sitting in the chair quietly looking at me asleep. He didn’t know who I was but he instinctively was looking over me.

He was in an Alzheimer’s unit for a long time, several years, maybe close to ten. He was bedridden unable to walk or talk. One Friday, my wife and I visited him. My wife, for some reason, wanted to reassure him that his son, me, was doing okay and his wife was doing okay and I was taking care of things for her. He smiled. That Sunday he died. My wife and I said he was standing his watch as the man of the family and wasn’t letting go until he was assured his family was okay and someone relieved him of his duty.

Thanks for letting me remember my dad.

The older I get, the more I realize how important family is in life.

My wife and I watched it together, amazing video. It hit her especially hard because she lost her Dad in February.

Simply amazing and heart wrenching !

That was cool but hard to watch. My father passed 2 years ago from dementia.

Thanks for helping me remember my dad and being able to spend some quality time with him his last few years.
It wasn't easy, but times similar to this one sure made it worth while.

Brings happy tears to my eyes.

Wow. That is a jewel of a daughter.Couldnt have turned out better for her.

Thank you.

As sweet as it is…it looks staged to me. The bride and her MOH seem too campy, the 'you-are-there' style filming, and the father prominently in the frame is too much. Also, the father instantly trying to ask the bride who she was seemed off. The video not showing anything wedding related and not panning around…that, too seemed off.

Yes, I’m an ass-hat, but real or not, it was very sweet.

My Mom passed at the end of May. She was 100 and memory was gone.

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Originally posted by ftttu:
As sweet as it is…it looks staged to me. The bride and her MOH seem too campy, the 'you-are-there' style filming, and the father prominently in the frame is too much. Also, the father instantly trying to ask the bride who she was seemed off. The video not showing anything wedding related and not panning around…that, too seemed off.

Yes, I’m an ass-hat, but real or not, it was very sweet.

That’s because it is. The name of the YouTube channel is even Skits & Sentimental Scenes by Network Media and per their description of the channel:

Welcome to Skits & Sentimental Scenes by Network Media. We post curated content daily from across our network of creators. You will find only the best skits and heartfelt, feel good, sentimental videos produced by Network Media content creators.

And yes I felt the same as you and I’m going through this with my mother.

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Originally posted by ftttu:
As sweet as it is…it looks staged to me.

It seems that that is in fact the case.. And the consensus on Reddit.

According to the video credits, it was "produced" by Network Media and Olivia.

Where’s the Kleenex? That was wonderful