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  • 00:08

    I can't think of anywhere I'd rather be.
    I can't think of anywhere I'd rather be.

  • 00:10

    That's me at the back.
    That's me at the back.

  • 00:12

    It's just glorious.
    It's just glorious.

  • 00:21

    I get so annoyed with myself.
    I get so annoyed with myself.

  • 00:23

    I'm having a bad morning this morning.
    I'm having a bad morning this morning.

  • 00:27

    Oh gosh that was difficult.
    Oh gosh that was difficult.

  • 00:36

    I'm Pete, I'm not elderly I'm 65 I have uh
    I'm Pete, I'm not elderly I'm 65 I have uh

  • 00:43

    dementia, Alzheimer's disease to be precise
    dementia, Alzheimer's disease to be precise

  • 00:48

    but I'm still pretty lucid and pretty coherent
    but I'm still pretty lucid and pretty coherent

  • 00:52

    most of the time.
    most of the time.

  • 00:56

    From the second of my diagnosis uh I've had support from Alzheimer's Society
    From the second of my diagnosis uh I've had support from Alzheimer's Society

  • 01:04

    and so if we did have any questions
    and so if we did have any questions

  • 01:06

    or any worries we could contact Dementia Connect and they would
    or any worries we could contact Dementia Connect and they would

  • 01:11

    help us.
    help us.

  • 01:17

    Just looking through some old photographs of me
    Just looking through some old photographs of me

  • 01:21

    when I was in the Royal Air Force, joined in 1976.
    when I was in the Royal Air Force, joined in 1976.

  • 01:29

    This is a little path between the back
    This is a little path between the back

  • 01:31

    of the houses take me to the fields.
    of the houses take me to the fields.

  • 01:35

    I suppose there could be a better place to be than out in the Northamptonshire
    I suppose there could be a better place to be than out in the Northamptonshire

  • 01:39

    countryside at seven o'clock in the morning on a Sunday
    countryside at seven o'clock in the morning on a Sunday

  • 01:43

    for my fitness walk but uh wow.
    for my fitness walk but uh wow.

  • 01:53

    Because of my dementia I tend to keep
    Because of my dementia I tend to keep

  • 01:56

    notes everywhere.
    notes everywhere.

  • 01:59

    Trouble is, I can never remember where I put the darn note.
    Trouble is, I can never remember where I put the darn note.

  • 02:08

    I woke up this morning couldn't my I couldn't speak very well
    I woke up this morning couldn't my I couldn't speak very well

  • 02:12

    sometimes that happens uh and and that what makes it worse
    sometimes that happens uh and and that what makes it worse

  • 02:20

    is knowing that it worries my wife so much
    is knowing that it worries my wife so much

  • 02:28

    and and so I I try not
    and and so I I try not

  • 02:34

    I try to keep quiet because I don't want to worry her but
    I try to keep quiet because I don't want to worry her but

  • 02:40

    that that worries her too uh be behind the the stuttering
    that that worries her too uh be behind the the stuttering

  • 02:48

    uh my mind is intact and I I know
    uh my mind is intact and I I know

  • 02:55

    exactly what is happening to me and I am not able to do
    exactly what is happening to me and I am not able to do

  • 03:03

    anything about it.
    anything about it.

  • 03:10

    Remember remember I just can't remember there's something that's stuck in my
    Remember remember I just can't remember there's something that's stuck in my

  • 03:14

    mind it's a name it's a face it's a time it's a place it's a
    mind it's a name it's a face it's a time it's a place it's a

  • 03:19

    something i just cannot find.
    something i just cannot find.

  • 03:24

    [Pete's mum]: Hello Pete
    [Pete's mum]: Hello Pete

  • 03:25

    Hello mum I was just phoning to see if you were okay?
    Hello mum I was just phoning to see if you were okay?

  • 03:27

    [Pete's mum] You keeping alright?
    [Pete's mum] You keeping alright?

  • 03:29

    I'm not sleeping very well.
    I'm not sleeping very well.

  • 03:30

    [Pete's mum] No
    [Pete's mum] No

  • 03:31

    But I have very powerful dreams, I've looked and it's
    But I have very powerful dreams, I've looked and it's

  • 03:34

    called lucid dreaming and I never used to get it but since uh
    called lucid dreaming and I never used to get it but since uh

  • 03:39

    Alzheimer's has come on uh yeah I I do.
    Alzheimer's has come on uh yeah I I do.

  • 03:46

    I think I'm appreciating the sheer beauty of everything that's around me a
    I think I'm appreciating the sheer beauty of everything that's around me a

  • 03:50

    little bit more now that I'm not out in it so often.
    little bit more now that I'm not out in it so often.

  • 03:58

    Gosh it's good to be alive.
    Gosh it's good to be alive.

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One month with dementia

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Video Language:

  • English

Caption Language:

  • English (en)

Accent:

  • English (UK)

Speech Time:

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  • 3:08 / 4:10

Speech Rate:

  • 128 wpm - Conversational

Category:

  • Nonprofits & Activism

Intro:

I can't think of anywhere I'd rather be.. That's me at the back.. It's just glorious.. I get so annoyed with myself.. I'm having a bad morning this morning. . Oh gosh that was difficult.. I'm Pete, I'm not elderly I'm 65 I have uh. dementia, Alzheimer's disease to be precise. but I'm still pretty lucid and pretty coherent. most of the time.. From the second of my diagnosis uh I've had support from Alzheimer's Society
and so if we did have any questions. or any worries we could contact Dementia Connect and they would
help us.. Just looking through some old photographs of me. when I was in the Royal Air Force, joined in 1976.. This is a little path between the back. of the houses take me to the fields.. I suppose there could be a better place to be than out in the Northamptonshire
countryside at seven o'clock in the morning on a Sunday

Video Vocabulary

/ˈfōdəˌɡraf/

noun other verb

picture made using camera, in which image is focused on to light-sensitive material. Pictures taken with a camera. take photograph of.

/əˈnoid/

adjective verb

slightly angry. To make someone angry.

/rəˈmembər/

verb

To bring a previous image or idea to your mind.

/ˈmôrniNG/

adverb exclamation noun

every morning. good morning. time between midnight and noon.

/ˈwərē/

noun other verb

state of being anxious and troubled. Some things that causes trouble or concern. To feel concerned or troubled about something.

/ˈfitnəs/

noun

condition of being physically fit and healthy.

adjective noun verb

Touching or feeling something. People who can give you information, introductions. communicate with.

/ˈenēˌ(h)wer/

adverb other pronoun

In, at or to any place. Use to indicate limits or variation. any place.

/səˈpôrt/

noun verb

Evidence that helps prove something is true. To help prove or show that something is true.

/səˈpōz/

verb

think or assume that something is true or probable but lack proof.

/ˈkəntrēˌsīd/

noun

Natural open land away from towns.

/dəˈmen(t)SH(ē)ə/

noun

Illness characterized by loss of memory.

/ˈeldərlē/

adjective

old or ageing.

/ˈlo͝okiNG/

adjective verb

having specified appearance. To appear to be when you look at them; seem.

/ˌdīəɡˈnōsəs/

noun other

identification of nature of illness by examination of symptoms. Judgments by a doctor about a person's illness.