article_snippet.sent: Ms Dell said: 'Do we know for sure that the people in the video know, this is my daughter, this is my son?
article_snippet.sent: But the people in the video recognise the people in the video as somebody the people in the video care about and love.'
article_snippet.sent: Consequently a group of people're alone and at sea and feel frightened and even abandoned by family.'
article_snippet.sent: Resident Louisa Irving, 94, is one of several dementia sufferers at Hebrew Care Home, who is woken up each morning with a video recording from a loved one to help ease confusion and agitation .
article_snippet.sent: Her daughter Tamara Rusoff-Hoen, pictured in the striped top, records messages including stories of happy memories and family get-togethers, signing off with the family goodbye, 'Kiss, kiss, I love you' Among the residents taking part in the study is 94-year-old dementia sufferer, Louisa Irving.
article_snippet.sent: The five-minute video includes stories of happy memories and get-togethers, and often inspires a bright smile from Louisa Irving, before Louisa Irving signs off with the family goodbye: 'Kiss, kiss, I love you.'
article_snippet.sent: Ms Rusoff-Hoen, said: 'Some of Ms Rusoff-Hoen agitation comes from, "Who the heck are these people?
article_snippet.sent: Although Ms Rusoff-Hoen, who lives a few hours away in Ghent, visits Ms Rusoff-Hoen three days a week,
article_snippet.sent: Ms Rusoff-Hoen said The five-minute video allows Ms Rusoff-Hoen to fill in the gaps. '
article_snippet.sent: Other videos include a woman reminding Ms Rusoff-Hoen , in Spainish, to eat and take Ms Rusoff-Hoen medications before telling Ms Rusoff-Hoen: 'I love you, mum.'