Success Stories

Success Stories

Success Stories

No matter what you or your loved one’s situation is, Dr Liz and her team have helped other people just like you. Click the links below to watch their stories, and see how Dr Liz was able to make simple yet effective changes — changes that yielded big improvements in their day-to-day lives.

PAM

“My mom was the matriarch of our family…then she started calling a lot, and not knowing that she had called…and she got agitated. And the first thing that was needed was some meds, because she was sundowning. And once you applied some of those medications, she became herself again…she became more gentle and more polished.”

Watch Pam’s Story Here

 

MARTY

I came home and sat on the couch next to my mom, and my dad was across from us. And mom looked at me, and then looked at my dad and said, “Is this our son?” That’s when I knew things were much worse than I had realized. Well, [dad] wanted everything done his way. And he really didn’t have a concept of what to do.”

Watch Marty’s Story Here

LOUISE

“The biggest issue was that he has 20 tumors…so he was in a lot of pain…he said, ‘I’m in so much pain, I just want to die’ in Taiwanese. The sad part was they gave him a lot of [sedatives]. So he was always asleep. But when he’d wake up, he was in a lot of sharp pain and he would start howling like a wolf…and so we just gave [Doctor Liz] one hundred percent of our trust.”

Watch Louise’s Story Here

LISA

At the time, she was…dealing with psychosis type situations…so we exercised every option that we had, but it basically got to a point where [she] got so bad that they wanted us to go to assisted living, and we didn’t want to do that. She was not getting any better. Aggression was getting worse…but now…we call you and we make that little adjustment, and she’s much better…game changer quality-of-life. She has a quality of life now.“

Watch Lisa’s Story Here

ELKE

“Well, it does take a village and you know, what a gift you have given Richard, to allow him to stay [comfortable at] home — when it looked like he probably wasn’t going to be able to. I think…I couldn’t do this by myself, if I don’t have caregivers that are looking after him and, and sometimes I hear from other families, and this is where…the team that you work with is so important.

Watch Elke’s Story Here

No matter what you or your loved one’s situation is, Dr Liz and her team have helped other people just like you. Click the links below to watch their stories, and see how Dr Liz was able to make simple yet effective changes — changes that yielded big improvements in their day-to-day lives.

PAM

“My mom was the matriarch of our family…then she started calling a lot, and not knowing that she had called…and she got agitated. And the first thing that was needed was some meds, because she was sundowning. And once you applied some of those medications, she became herself again…she became more gentle and more polished.”

Watch Pam’s Story Here

 

MARTY

I came home and sat on the couch next to my mom, and my dad was across from us. And mom looked at me, and then looked at my dad and said, “Is this our son?” That’s when I knew things were much worse than I had realized. Well, [dad] wanted everything done his way. And he really didn’t have a concept of what to do.”

Watch Marty’s Story Here

LOUISE

“The biggest issue was that he has 20 tumors…so he was in a lot of pain…he said, ‘I’m in so much pain, I just want to die’ in Taiwanese. The sad part was they gave him a lot of [sedatives]. So he was always asleep. But when he’d wake up, he was in a lot of sharp pain and he would start howling like a wolf…and so we just gave [Doctor Liz] one hundred percent of our trust.”

Watch Louise’s Story Here

LISA

At the time, she was…dealing with psychosis type situations…so we exercised every option that we had, but it basically got to a point where [she] got so bad that they wanted us to go to assisted living, and we didn’t want to do that. She was not getting any better. Aggression was getting worse…but now…we call you and we make that little adjustment, and she’s much better…game changer quality-of-life. She has a quality of life now.“

Watch Lisa’s Story Here

ELKE

“Well, it does take a village and you know, what a gift you have given Richard, to allow him to stay [comfortable at] home — when it looked like he probably wasn’t going to be able to. I think…I couldn’t do this by myself, if I don’t have caregivers that are looking after him and, and sometimes I hear from other families, and this is where…the team that you work with is so important.

Watch Elke’s Story Here

No matter what you or your loved one’s situation is, Dr Liz and her team have helped other people just like you. Click the links below to watch their stories, and see how Dr Liz was able to make simple yet effective changes — changes that yielded big improvements in their day-to-day lives.

PAM

“My mom was the matriarch of our family…then she started calling a lot, and not knowing that she had called…and she got agitated. And the first thing that was needed was some meds, because she was sundowning. And once you applied some of those medications, she became herself again…she became more gentle and more polished.”

Watch Pam’s Story Here

MARTY

I came home and sat on the couch next to my mom, and my dad was across from us. And mom looked at me, and then looked at my dad and said, “Is this our son?” That’s when I knew things were much worse than I had realized. Well, [dad] wanted everything done his way. And he really didn’t have a concept of what to do.”

Watch Marty’s Story Here

LOUISE

“The biggest issue was that he has 20 tumors…so he was in a lot of pain…he said, ‘I’m in so much pain, I just want to die’ in Taiwanese. The sad part was they gave him a lot of [sedatives]. So he was always asleep. But when he’d wake up, he was in a lot of sharp pain and he would start howling like a wolf…and so we just gave [Doctor Liz] one hundred percent of our trust.”

Watch Louise’s Story Here

LISA

At the time, she was…dealing with psychosis type situations…so we exercised every option that we had, but it basically got to a point where [she] got so bad that they wanted us to go to assisted living, and we didn’t want to do that. She was not getting any better. Aggression was getting worse…but now…we call you and we make that little adjustment, and she’s much better…game changer quality-of-life. She has a quality of life now.“

Watch Lisa’s Story Here