November 29, 2016
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1:09Now PlayingA woman wasn't sure her mother would understand the historic event that just took place, but her smile said it all. In 1965, Flora Suarez fled with her family to the US from Cuba after Fidel Castro came to power. She is now 85 and suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Her daughter wrapped her in the Cuban flag as she told her Castro had died. Flora smiled and then started to cry. It seems Alzheimer's hasn't taken away her memories of leaving Cuba or the pain Castro inflicted on so many people. #InsideEdition
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