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Six-Year-Old Boy Feeds His 79-Year-Old Great Grandfather With Alzheimer’s


Watch the little boy feeding his great granddad

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Heart-Melting Video footage has emerged that shows a six-year-old boy feeding his 79-year-old great grandfather with Alzheimer’s and dementia.

The video shows six-year-old Colton Keith feeding coleslaw and baked potato to his great-granddad Franklin Frye at his family house in Saltville, Virginia.

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Colton’s mum Nichole Eastridge filmed the heartwarming moment. She can be heard saying in the video how proud she is of her son.

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Nichole said: “My granddad Franklin lives on his own but he’s unable to look after himself, so we go to his house every day. Colton always wants to come with me and he will usually help feed him once a day.”

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“He also helps him drinking water, pushes him around in his wheelchair and put his shoes on. He just randomly wants to help and that makes me proud. The fact that he is willing to do this at six years of age touches my heart.”

The video was posted online and it left everyone in tears. People praised the little boy for taking care of his great grandfather.

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One user wrote: ‘Now that is called unconditional love what a wonderful grandson just Beautiful to see this kind of Respect and love’.

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Another said: ‘Sad and heartwarming, lovely little man, mum should be very proud’ while the third one added: ‘Such a beautiful boy helping his grandpa ??? Learning compassion and patience’.

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One user wrote: ‘What a wonderful way to teach a young person to be caring to his elders! And he will grow up caring for others I’m sure! Darling boy!’

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Another wrote: ‘I wish for a new world full of people like this little boy.i have turned my attention only to animals the last few years just because i find them more caring and loving and they have more selflessness than humans. some videos like this make me restore a bit my faith in humanity.’

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