My mother passed recently, aged 92. Diagnoed with Dementia in her late years.  Certain elements of the play reminded me of different incidents at home.

Brought back memories, some good, some not so good.  Thank you, the message needs to be out much more.

Very powerful, I cried and cried. I work with Dementia but also lost my Dad to Alzheimers.  I had a very real understanding of the play.

An excellent play and insightful.  My sister, age 70 has Dementia and is changing rapidly.

Very powerful play, brought back memories of my Dad.  He went downhill very quickly.

Thought provoking, very moving… None of us know what lies ahead of us.  Harder for the carer and family, than the sufferer.

Such a cruel illness that not only takes away the person but life changing for the close family. Great portrayal of the trials face by his wife and carer.  The difficulties of wanting to care for her loved one while also dealing with the isolation and challenges she faces often.

Very touching and emotional. I work as a Mental Health Support Worker within Dementia Intensive Support Team.

Heartbreaking for families.  Well done.

Really touching and real to life, put together well with glimpses into the whole family’s reality and individual’s reality.

I enjoyed the play, very realistic and makes you wonder how you’d cope.