Jill Robertson

really months, Zach thought he was dropping calls. And he later found out because I told him that I was just hanging up on him.

One of the most difficult conversations I have to have with my dad is because in his mind, you know, he's perfectly fine, you know, which call it a delusion, call it Alzheimer's, whatever. And some days he's better than that. Like yesterday, he was more in tune than I've seen him in a month. And he's like, now, Jase, when are you getting me out of here? So he asked me that.

One of the most difficult conversations I have to have with my dad is because in his mind, you know, he's perfectly fine, you know, which call it a delusion, call it Alzheimer's, whatever. And some days he's better than that. Like yesterday, he was more in tune than I've seen him in a month. And he's like, now, Jase, when are you getting me out of here? So he asked me that.

One of the most difficult conversations I have to have with my dad is because in his mind, you know, he's perfectly fine, you know, which call it a delusion, call it Alzheimer's, whatever. And some days he's better than that. Like yesterday, he was more in tune than I've seen him in a month. And he's like, now, Jase, when are you getting me out of here? So he asked me that.

So there's me and Missy and another couple. So everybody kind of like, oh, no, what are you going to say? I said, well, Phil, remember the goal of. The last three months was to get you and mom back together. You're now, and that's why you've been so happy the last three days. And he went, hey, hey, hey. So I was like, now she has to have 24-hour supervision.

So there's me and Missy and another couple. So everybody kind of like, oh, no, what are you going to say? I said, well, Phil, remember the goal of. The last three months was to get you and mom back together. You're now, and that's why you've been so happy the last three days. And he went, hey, hey, hey. So I was like, now she has to have 24-hour supervision.

So there's me and Missy and another couple. So everybody kind of like, oh, no, what are you going to say? I said, well, Phil, remember the goal of. The last three months was to get you and mom back together. You're now, and that's why you've been so happy the last three days. And he went, hey, hey, hey. So I was like, now she has to have 24-hour supervision.

I was like, and Phil, you need a little help too. And he went, yeah. But it's like, I just was perfectly honest. I was like, now look, God may just touch mom and touch you and we'll get back going. But for right now, you're doing better together. You're doing better right now than you've done in months. And your body's falling apart. And he's like, yep, you're right.

I was like, and Phil, you need a little help too. And he went, yeah. But it's like, I just was perfectly honest. I was like, now look, God may just touch mom and touch you and we'll get back going. But for right now, you're doing better together. You're doing better right now than you've done in months. And your body's falling apart. And he's like, yep, you're right.

I was like, and Phil, you need a little help too. And he went, yeah. But it's like, I just was perfectly honest. I was like, now look, God may just touch mom and touch you and we'll get back going. But for right now, you're doing better together. You're doing better right now than you've done in months. And your body's falling apart. And he's like, yep, you're right.

I mean, and I thought in this moment of clarity, he was like, Because the question was, well, when am I getting out of here? I was like, let's just focus on, I was like, this is, we're living here. This is fun. Was that not a good meal? He's like, yeah, good time, good time. So, and I think to your point, that's what it was.

I mean, and I thought in this moment of clarity, he was like, Because the question was, well, when am I getting out of here? I was like, let's just focus on, I was like, this is, we're living here. This is fun. Was that not a good meal? He's like, yeah, good time, good time. So, and I think to your point, that's what it was.

I mean, and I thought in this moment of clarity, he was like, Because the question was, well, when am I getting out of here? I was like, let's just focus on, I was like, this is, we're living here. This is fun. Was that not a good meal? He's like, yeah, good time, good time. So, and I think to your point, that's what it was.

And then I said, I said, and remember you famously said, hey, I'm eating right and I'm working out. To people who didn't want to think about post-death, Phil would always ask that question. I've used it a thousand times because it's good. Because people, they think in their mind, well, I'm eating right and I'm working out. And my dad would say, you'll die healthy.

And then I said, I said, and remember you famously said, hey, I'm eating right and I'm working out. To people who didn't want to think about post-death, Phil would always ask that question. I've used it a thousand times because it's good. Because people, they think in their mind, well, I'm eating right and I'm working out. And my dad would say, you'll die healthy.

And then I said, I said, and remember you famously said, hey, I'm eating right and I'm working out. To people who didn't want to think about post-death, Phil would always ask that question. I've used it a thousand times because it's good. Because people, they think in their mind, well, I'm eating right and I'm working out. And my dad would say, you'll die healthy.

Because we think in our minds, you know, oh, somehow I'm not going to have to deal with my impending death.

Because we think in our minds, you know, oh, somehow I'm not going to have to deal with my impending death.

Because we think in our minds, you know, oh, somehow I'm not going to have to deal with my impending death.

And it, you know, I'm not saying you shouldn't eat right and work out, but I am saying don't use that to have a delusion that death is not coming.