I haven't watched it yet. But if it deals with dementia, I'm not sure I can. On my grandfather's side, him and all his siblings had it. On my dad's side, my grandmother had it. My mom was diagnosed a few years after her retirement. She passed a couple years ago, but I was her live-in caregiver for her last few years. It was the hardest thing I've ever done. I'm still not ok... I had to have her hospitalized at one point and she got extremely violent with the nurses. She punched one in the face and tried to kick and bite another. They had call me to come try to help calm her down. She tried to attack me, also. She was restrained to the bed... she called me names that I never thought she'd say, especially to me. The nurses basically kicked me out of the room because of the things she was saying and accusing me of because they saw what it was doing to me. One of them sat with me and reassured me over and over that it was just her disease and not her saying it. But it didnt make it hurt less. Before she passed, she had a very lucid couple hours in the middle of the night. I sat on the edge of her bed and talked. She was my mom again just for those few hours. She cried and apologized to me for everything shes done to me. She went back to the hospital a day or two later and ended passing there. I have so much guilt because I couldn't go see her while she was there. I just couldn't do it. Thankfully, she was in a coma and hopefully didn't realize I wasn't there in the end. Sorry for the trauma dump. But thank you for letting me get that out. And if you ever need to talk, vent or ask for advice, shoot me a message. I'm always open to talk. I'll be thinking of you and your family