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This week, Kelli Taylor of Mount Juliet, Tennessee,Shared a tweet about her parents that touch hearts worldwide.

The Tweet displays a photo of his mother, Phyllis Feener, rose in her husband's arms, Stan, with the following caption:

"My parents have been married for 34 years. My mother is in the final stages of young onset dementia (diagnostive ago 5 years to 53 years). My father cares full-time. It does not always remembers her name but she knows she is safe with him. If it is not true love, I do not know what is. "

"It must be broken in heart," wrote Darrel Parks. "My wife died of cancer there eleven years ago eleven. Even near the end, when I thought she did not know me, I asked him who I was. She said my name, and "you are my husband." She said that she was proud. that makes me a little easier for me. "

The next day, Taylor tweeted saying she was "overwhelmed" by the response to his tweet and she read through all the answers to this with tears running down his face.

She also tweeted his mothergofundme pageWhich provides more backstory to the terrible disease that costs the mother's memory:

"Our lives have changed in 2012 when Phyllis started to have problems with tasks at work. At first we thought it was a simple memory loss due to menopause. However, after being released from work, Phyllis turned to medical tests to determine what is causing the memory loss. in 2013, Phyllis was diagnosed withA sub-type dementia - A shocking diagnosis for a young woman of 52 years ... and for his family. "

The page continues to say that they were informed by neurologists that there is no remedy against dementia and that drugs that slowed his progress.

"Today, Phyllis the condition has progressed to a point that it can not be left alone. She is unable to perform simple tasks like pouring a bowl of cereal or dressing, struggling to communicate thoughts and needs and forgot the family members names.. "

Fortunately, Stan has a job that allows him to work from home, so he cares 24 hours 24, 7 days out of 7. As Taylor noted in his original tweet, even if it does not always remember that it is, she knows that she feels safe with him. And yes, it's true love.

For more messages on a real and lasting loveRead this story about another viral Tweet Show the lengths a man will go to make his wife happy. And to learn more about dementia and how to help prevent it, readthe shocking link between daytime sleepiness and alzheimer.

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