My mother was diagnosed with dementia when she was 66. What followed was a five-year decline that ended when she died at 71. Years later, my father received the same diagnosis.
I am telling you this not because it is unusual. It is not. It is because for most of a decade, my family lived inside the exact gap I eventually built a company to fix: the space between getting a …
Understanding a dementia diagnosis when you feel lost
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