A Walk Through Dementia - walking home

Come on, the law will be over soon. Let's get you home. Ah, OK. Yes, that will be nice. Hello. He's always on that thing. Yes, oh hi, thanks for calling me back. Yes, it's just about the contra-amplifications of that. Yeah, but at what point? Well, I can get on. Right, and is that going to be difficult or...? Sure, there's the garden with the white flowers. Red flowers. Ah, there's that orange car. It's always parked there. Horrible colour. I can take this cut-through back home. Hang on, hang on. This isn't the right cut-through. This isn't the alleyway. Where does this go? This isn't right. Joe, Joe, where is Joe? That's Joe. Is it? Joe? Oh, no, no. Sorry, you've mistaken me for somebody else. You alright? Can I help? I'm really sorry. We're together. Oh, right, OK. Well, no worries, eh? Thanks for your help. Cheers. Where have you been? I was talking on the phone when I turned around and you weren't there. I was so worried. You OK? Yes, yes, I'm OK. Come on, let's get you home. I'm sorry. Watch out, Joe! Watch out! It's just, it looked like a hole. Sure, I'm fine. Come on, let's go. And we're home. Oh, it's nice to be home again. I could swear these stairs are getting worse. In we go. What? I just can't face these stairs today. OK, the shopping's in the kitchen. OK, right. And we're out first thing tomorrow morning. Bye, Mum. Right, thanks, love. Bye.