She got Alzheimer's, unfortunately, I had to leave my job. I had to live in my car. But that was only to make sure that I could take care of my mother and her apartment. So that all worked out. Not really, though, because I had a relapse, because nobody in the family seemed too interested in helping me. And that put me in a very wonderful program, and that is all coming past
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:49
And all from that one moment of hearing that song. Incredible memory, incredible sharing of your story with us. I really appreciate it. Welcome to swell
Rick Haney
@RPH3 · 4:38
It was your grandfather's favorite restaurant. And we went there a lot when you were really, really young, like when you were a baby. And then your grandfather died a couple of years later and we didn't go anymore. And there's a lot more to this story, but it really just took the air out of me for a few minutes because a, I was able to identify why I was feeling such deja vu