Any further feedback on how to improve the project?
Rachel Chan
2021-01-25 12:07:29
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Rachel Chan
2021-01-25 12:07:29
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I would just be utterly confused. Assuming I'd be able to see photos and videos of us together, I'd be frustrated that I can't actually recognise them even though I so obviously know them.
Rachel Chan
2021-01-25 12:07:29
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Rachel Chan
2021-01-25 12:07:29
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I would just be utterly confused. Assuming I'd be able to see photos and videos of us together, I'd be frustrated that I can't actually recognise them even though I so obviously know them.
Cynthia Leong
2021-01-25 12:07:28
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Cynthia Leong
2021-01-25 12:07:28
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Exasperated & upset
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes, because dementia victims do not deserve to be marginalised from the very society they contributed to in their prime, and because they got dementia through no fault of their own (though in general no one should be marginalised from society of course)
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Really sad and troubled given that theses faces and voices have become familiar to us growing up and hold significant meaning.
Jessy Kee
2021-01-25 12:06:05
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
YES!
Jessy Kee
2021-01-25 12:06:05
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
lost, terrified and pretty helpless
Yeo Quan Yang
2021-01-25 12:02:33
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Yeo Quan Yang
2021-01-25 12:02:33
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
nothing, because I don't remember them anyway
Chloe
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes! I want them to feel like they are a part of the community. I want them to feel validated in their own home grown, Singapore! They are ultimately the people who shaped Singapore into what we are today!
Chloe
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I will feel very lonely and rejected every where. This is because I will not know who are the people who care about me. This will thus make me feel alone and without anyone to share my feelings.
Jing De
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of course!
Jing De
2021-01-25 12:02:32
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Depressed
Hui Xiang
2021-01-25 11:59:03
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes!
Hui Xiang
2021-01-25 11:59:03
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Sad, confused
Hui Xiang
2021-01-23 21:48:54
I think there needs to be allied health professionals supporting the bistro operations, e.g. occupational therapists to assess what tasks each individual is suited to do.
Meiyi
2021-01-22 11:51:16
Really like this idea because I feel the elderly are actually very able to contribute to society but nobody really gives them the opportunity to. I'm assuming that capital is not a problem here and just focusing on the operations of the bistro.
I believe
Meiyi
2021-01-22 11:34:26
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Meiyi
2021-01-22 11:34:26
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Lost
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
I work with the elderly and many of my clients have mild cognitive impairment or dementia, so YES!
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I'd feel like I'm losing a part of me.
Gabriel
2021-01-22 11:33:57
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes, they are part of our society and deserve to be treated fairly
Gabriel
2021-01-22 11:33:57
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Very sad and devastated
Gabriel
2021-01-22 11:33:57
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes, they are part of our society and deserve to be treated fairly
Gabriel
2021-01-22 11:33:57
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Very sad and devastated
Jordain Tay Yu Jun
2021-01-22 11:33:55
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Definitely!
Jordain Tay Yu Jun
2021-01-22 11:33:55
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Would feel depressed and uncertain, dont even know what is going on anymore
Amelia
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of coz
Amelia
2021-01-22 11:23:55
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
IDUNNO :( Sad
Kelly Wong
2021-01-21 10:38:17
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of course! I strongly believe that everyone, as long as they don't do any harm, would be accepted and be a part of our community. People with dementia didn't choose to have dementia. The community should definitely reach out and provide them with all the
Kelly Wong
2021-01-21 10:38:17
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Honestly, I wouldn’t know how to feel. How could I put myself into their shoes when I have not experienced it? I dare not even think about it. I do think that dementia is one of the most heartbreaking illnesses out there, 'losing' not just your loved ones
Eugene Woon
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
yes
Eugene Woon
2021-01-21 10:38:16
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
lost
Patrick Lim
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Obviously yes, they are still people who have value (like everyone) and being accepted back to the society despite the woah dementia people cannot carry out normal livelihood like other people thoughts. It is great that this website had so much projects a
Patrick Lim
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Feels so lost and its depressing and upsetting when you forget the ones you love, so i always try to help my family out and spend time with them just cherishing the times because of the uncertainties in life.
Patrick Lim
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Obviously yes, they are still people who have value (like everyone) and being accepted back to the society despite the woah dementia people cannot carry out normal livelihood like other people thoughts. It is great that this website had so much projects a
Patrick Lim
2021-01-20 16:51:29
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Feels so lost and its depressing and upsetting when you forget the ones you love, so i always try to help my family out and spend time with them just cherishing the times because of the uncertainties in life.
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes, they are still people of value/worth
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Frustrated by myself and scared, lonely
belle
2021-01-19 10:23:49
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
yes of course, they are still important.
belle
2021-01-19 10:23:49
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
pretty upset and disappointed with myself
Esther
2021-01-19 10:23:49
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes most definitely!
Esther
2021-01-19 10:23:49
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Very very sad
Bryan Ye
2021-01-19 10:23:48
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes definitely , all human beings are equal and should be treated the same.
Bryan Ye
2021-01-19 10:23:48
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
It will be devastated and sad .
Haikal
2021-01-19 10:23:48
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Be Unity
Haikal
2021-01-19 10:23:48
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
sad
Neo Catherine
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes because we are an inclusive community
Neo Catherine
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Lonely and lost but will not stop trying to communicate with my loved ones
Tina Tan
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes because everyone is at risk of dementia and I want our community to be inclusive to everyone.
Tina Tan
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I would feel sad and lonely. However, I will keep trying for my loved ones to remember me.
Steven
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes it is important and this idea is similar to a television program in China which has met with huge success
Steven
2021-01-19 10:23:47
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I would feel a bit lost and discouraged but I will keep trying my best.
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of course! Everyone deserves to be part of a community. In fact, research has shown that social inclusion and integrated care communities dementia patients do improve their quality of life and experience
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Terrified & Helpless. But I think it also goes beyond just the emotional helplessness. As many dementia patients not only face memory loss but a potential inability to do basic everyday activities.
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Nil. But I did want to explain why I voted no to eating at a cafe or bistro where people with dementia worked at. Personally, on a good day I would not mind but if I had a bad day or just a generally unhappy day and I come to the eatery to eat where the s
Kymberly Goh
2021-01-14 11:27:50
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Kymberly Goh
2021-01-14 11:27:50
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
I think I would feel like i’m a burden and perhaps even embarrassed if it hinders me from doing things
joshua t
2021-01-13 16:00:27
Hey Memento! It's heartening to see your desire for change that meets the needs of a largely forgotten community. A few points of feedback, if you don't mind.
1) You state that your aim is to raise awareness and education of persons with dementia, so as
joshua t
2021-01-13 16:00:26
Hey Memento! It's heartening to see your desire for change that meets the needs of a largely forgotten community. A few points of feedback, if you don't mind.
1) You state that your aim is to raise awareness and education of persons with dementia, so as
Srivarshni K
2021-01-13 15:35:28
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of course, without a doubt. They deserve no less than what we deserve.
Srivarshni K
2021-01-13 15:35:28
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Guilty and devastated to lose my loved ones even without losing them. It will honestly be my worst nightmare.
Srivarshni K
2021-01-12 18:49:48
You could look into aiding them to integrate into the community as well. Helping the public to empathise with them could also improve the perception on them as well.
Tay Ruo Fan
2021-01-12 17:04:11
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes
Tay Ruo Fan
2021-01-12 17:04:11
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Sad and terrible
Wen Chia
2021-01-11 14:38:46
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Yes, we need to work towards a more integrated society
Wen Chia
2021-01-11 14:38:46
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Would feel disconnected and isolated
To first run a pilot before scaling it up. To also consider consulting geriatricians and caregivers of persons with dementia prior to hiring them as there’re different types and severities of dementia and they might be at different stages? Perhaps also to
1) There is already an existing cafe called "ADAcafe" by the Alzheimer's Disease Association in Toa Payoh that was opened in 2016. How will your cafe be different?
2) In addition, the existing ADAcafe focused on people with young-onset dementia as they ar
Marie Lam
2020-12-22 10:19:32
In response to "Would you want persons with dementia to feel accepted and be a part of our community?"
Of course!!
Marie Lam
2020-12-22 10:19:32
In response to "How would you feel if you could not recognise the face and voice of your loved ones?"
Really heartbroken ??
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