I can remember that song too. A great sing-a-long which always made me smile.
R.I.P. Abi
I'm sorry to hear Al about your neighbour.
My mum has Vascular Dementia, started about 1 and a half year ago, she is not that far gone yet, but as it is more unpredictable then Alzheimer's (it's very erratic), it can be confusing for the people around. Some days they seem OK and other days they are totally confused. Slowly they also end up forgetting everything, but in the beginning a lot of people don't really notice and just put things down to old age.
It is very sad to witness.
I loved to go and see my mum in Holland, now I dread going....................................
It's sad to say, but I hope she dies soon before she stops recognising me.
Awful. Just awful.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your mum and with the scientist who will hopefully one day come up with a cure (or find the reason) for this dreadful condition.
Thank you. 
Sorry about your mother, Harry
The lady across the road from me has been put in a home after being found wandering the streets in the early hours, so sad.
Thank you guys.
The roller coaster of emotions this brings is unreal and often very conflicting.
You are already grieving for someone you haven't really lost yet.
But nothing you can do about it, so you just hope it ends soon. For all parties involved.
Jerry Maren - The last living Munchkin from The Wizard Of Oz died yesterday aged 98
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