Kiara Laila, 2520 Glendale Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA (2025)

11/29/2025

Good night everyone. Tonight I saw my mom cry, and it broke my heart in a way I can barely describe. Watching her lose her appetite and grow weaker hurts me deeply, and I wish I could carry her pain so she didn’t have to feel any of it. I stay beside her, holding her hand, reminding her that she is not alone for even a moment. No matter how hard this journey becomes, my love for her only grows stronger. Mom, I love you so much, and I will keep doing my best to comfort you and take care of you always.

11/29/2025

Dear my beloved fans. Please join me in wishing strength and healing for my mom. Her health is very fragile right now, and even though she is still fighting, she has become so weak. It hurts to see her go through this, but I believe that with love, prayers, and God’s grace, she will feel comfort and peace. I am doing everything I can to stay by her side and support her every moment. Thank you all for your care, your prayers, and the kindness you show to my family. God bless my mom, and may He give her strength.

11/28/2025

Good night, my beloved fans. Tonight I ask you to please keep my mom in your prayers and send her your blessings. She is facing the hardest fight against dementia, and every day is a challenge for her. Your support means more than words can ever express. Knowing that so many of you care about my mom and my family gives us strength during this difficult time. Thank you for your kindness, your love, and your constant encouragement. Please continue to keep my mom in your thoughts as she fights this terrible disease. Your support truly helps us keep going.

11/28/2025

Please God bless my mom 😭😢🥹

11/28/2025

My mom used to cry and hug me, and now, even though she can’t speak anymore, I still feel how scared she is. Dementia has taken so much from her, but it hasn’t taken the bond we share. She always had bad dreams and would come to my room for comfort, and I would hold her and say, “Mom, calm down, I’m here.” I still say those words today, even if she can’t answer me with her voice. I see everything she feels through her eyes, her expressions, the way she reaches for me. It breaks my heart to watch her struggle, but I will never stop being by her side. Dementia, I hate you for what you’re doing to her, but you will never take away my love for my mom. As long as she’s here, I’ll stay strong for her, protect her, and remind her she’s never alone.

11/27/2025

At night, watching my mom struggle to breathe breaks my heart in ways I can’t even explain. I see how hard each breath is for her, and it reminds me how strong she has always been, even now as she battles this terrible disease. Mom, I love you more than anything, and I promise I will stay right beside you through every challenge. You are not fighting this alone. I will hold your hand, comfort you, and do everything I can to make you feel safe and loved. Even when words are hard for you, your spirit is still here, and I feel it in every look and every tiny smile. I know this journey is difficult, but my love for you is stronger than any illness. I’ll keep doing my best every day to care for you, support you, and remind you how precious you are to me.

11/27/2025

I just want to see my mom smile forever. She is still so beautiful, even now, even through everything dementia has taken from her. While she can no longer communicate with words, she still reminds me every single day that she’s still here — still herself — in the ways only a mother can be. In her soft smiles, in the way her eyes follow me, in the tiny moments of emotion and expression, I can still feel *her*. It’s like her heart still speaks, even if her voice can’t.

She was there for me throughout my entire life, guiding me, teaching me, shaping me into the woman I am today. And now, as I walk beside her through this hardest chapter, I feel like it’s my turn to give back even a fraction of the love she gave me. When I say “in case I’m not around,” I don’t mean it as if she has passed — I mean it because dementia slowly takes pieces of my mother away, little by little. It’s a different kind of loss, one that happens while the person you love is still right in front of you.

But as long as I can still see her smile, as long as I can still hold her hand and feel her warmth, I know she’s still here with me. I will cherish every day, every breath, every quiet moment. I will love her through all of it, just like she loved me through everything.

11/27/2025

I always try to get my mom to say “love you.” Some days she can’t find the words anymore, and I know it’s the dementia taking pieces of her little by little. But sometimes, out of nowhere, she’ll repeat something I say, or she’ll surprise me with a word that slips through the fog. And honestly, even when she can’t say the words, the way she answers “yeah” with a soft smile when I ask if she loves me—that’s more than enough for my heart. That smile tells me everything I need to know. Right now she’s losing her appetite, and it hurts to see her like this. I try gently, little by little, to get her to eat something, even just a few bites. I sit with her, talk to her, remind her she’s not alone. Taking care of her isn’t easy, but she’s my mom, and I’ll do everything I can to keep her comfortable, safe, and loved. Every small moment—every smile, every touch, every “yeah”—means the world to me. I just want her to feel loved every single day, for as long as I’m blessed to have her.

11/26/2025

Look at my mom now, taking each breath through her mouth, fighting so hard every moment. It breaks my heart to see her struggling like this, and sometimes I feel so helpless watching her condition get worse. But no matter how heavy it gets, I’m here with her, and I will never leave her side. I’ll do my very best to take care of her, to comfort her, and to make sure she never feels alone.

Every breath she takes reminds me how strong she truly is, and how much she has given me throughout my life. Now it’s my turn to give back that love, that patience, and that support. Even though it hurts, I will stay strong for her. I pray every day for her healing and for her comfort.

Mom, I love you so much. I’m here. And I’ll keep doing my best for you.

11/26/2025

We absolutely LOVE this doll. She was gifted to us by one of our amazing followers, Lorraine, and it has meant more to us than words can say. 💛 My mom doesn’t go anywhere without her. We named her Mabel, and she has truly become a part of our little family. She’s been through a lot — my mom has spilled her smoothies and snacks on her, and her outfit has definitely seen better days — but honestly, that just shows how much my mom holds her, loves her, and finds comfort in her. Mabel has been hugged, carried, kissed, and held through some of our hardest moments. Things have been getting tougher with Mom lately, and that’s why I haven’t been posting as much. Every day is a new challenge, but also a new reminder of how precious these moments are. Even on the hardest days, the love is still there… and sometimes, Mabel is the thing that gets my mom to smile. We are still here. Still fighting. Still doing our best. ❤️
Thank you all for your kindness, your messages, your prayers, and your support during this journey. It means everything to us.

We love you all so much. Thank you for being part of our story. 🙏💛

11/25/2025

Goodnight to all my wonderful fans. I want to thank every one of you for your support, your prayers, and your kindness during this difficult time. It means more to me than I can ever fully express, and I truly feel the love you have shown.

Many of you have been worried about my mom, and I want to share a little about what is happening. Her condition is not good right now, and watching someone you love struggle with dementia is one of the hardest things I have ever had to face. Dementia takes so much from a person – their independence, their memories, and even parts of who they once were. It also changes the lives of those who care for them. Each day brings new challenges, new emotions, and new responsibilities. Taking care of someone with dementia is not easy, but I am doing everything I can. I am learning, adapting, and trying to stay strong for her while still holding on to hope.

Despite everything, I am grateful for every moment I still have with my mom. I hold on to every smile, every moment of clarity, every small reminder of the woman she has always been. My love for her has only grown deeper through this journey, and I continue to pray that she will improve someday. No matter what lies ahead, she will always be my hero, my inspiration, and my heart.

Thank you again for your support. I love you, Mom.

11/25/2025

Please keep my mom in your prayers. Her condition has become extremely serious, and it is the hardest moment of my life to see her like this. She is struggling to breathe, using oxygen, and taking fast, heavy breaths just to get enough air. Every time I look at her, my heart breaks. This is the woman who raised me, protected me, and taught me everything about strength, love, and sacrifice—and now she is fighting for every breath. I feel so helpless because there is nothing I can do except sit beside her, hold her hand, and pray.

It hurts to see someone so strong lying there, exhausted and weak, trying to hold on. I keep asking God to please bless my mom, give her strength, and surround her with healing. I know she is tired, but I believe in miracles. I believe that prayers can change outcomes. I believe God is listening, and I am asking everyone who is willing to please pray with me.

Watching her struggle has made me realize how precious every single moment is. Life can change in one second, and no matter how old we are, we still need our mothers. I just want her to get better, to breathe freely again, to smile, to talk, to come back home and be herself.

Right now, all I can do is trust in God and hold on to hope. Please, God, bless my mom. Give her healing, comfort, strength, and peace. She deserves more time, she deserves relief, and she deserves to be surrounded by love and prayers.

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