The first bits of dialogue in this video had me convinced this was an instructional video on how to tell a patient and the acting was terrible

The good news it wasn’t a stroke. The bad news is…it wasn’t a stroke.

Its hard watching her realize her life is about to change

This man looks afraid. My heart goes out to him.

This is how I lost my dad in 07. God I miss him so much.  It's a long and slow good bye.  Hug your parents tell them you love them. Life is to short.

everyone deserves a dr likes this man. He is amazing.

Sam is lucky to have such a genuinely caring doctor.

Alzheimer's is the cruelest of diseases. You die alone, even when your family and loved ones surround your death bed. You don't know or recognize them. They're strangers. I watched my dad die this way. I would rather die from the most painful cancerous death with my last vision being of my family at my side, than to die surrounded by strangers.

My Mom is 92. Lived with me for the last 18 yrs. I’ve got to deal with this problem everyday, have for yrs. As a single retirement age man it’s a new adventure everyday just trying to find out what she wants/will eat. Unfortunately, almost always there’s only 1 in the family that takes care of the aged parent. I’ve got 1 sibling that don’t  help at all and 1 that helps about twice a month for a few hours. But this is my Mom, she was always there for
me. I promised my Dad I’d take care of her, and I will! 1 of these days, she’ll be gone. I never once felt unloved, with either parent! Still don’t! That’s the 1 thing Mom is still capable of, love!

why can't everybody speak so well articulate and enunciated like this guy?

If every doctor was like this guy the world would be a better place.

Thank you, Sam and Lydia, for allowing us to be part of this difficult and vulnerable event.  You are helping others to be able to get more information and not be as afraid.

I never want to die forgetting my whole life 😢

Amazing doctor. A total credit to his profession. My heart goes out to Sam

I see this man as a brave man. He wants to know where he's at with what he is experiencing. He's not hiding from it or in denial. He wants to know the best steps forward to deal with what he is facing. I have great respect for him!

My eyes got tears in them with Lidia’s (or Lydia’s) reaction to the diagnosis. Such a heartbreaking diagnosis.

The doctor is very good and sweet but the patient makes me cry 😥

I wish the doc who diagnosed my mom with Alzheimer’s had 1/10 the compassion and ability to explain things as this doc did. We need more docs out there like this one.

This man has got to be the poster child for doctors. Wow!! So eloquent!!!

What an articulate, patient, caring and well spoken doctor. I wish they were all such doctors.