The Intelligence That Alzheimer’s Can’t Steal: Lisa Genova, Author of ‘Still Alice,’ on Empathy and a Cure
Alzheimer’s disrupts a lot of the brain, but it doesn’t disrupt your ability to feel emotion. You can still feel loved, lonely, sad or upset.
Alzheimer’s disrupts a lot of the brain, but it doesn’t disrupt your ability to feel emotion. You can still feel loved, lonely, sad or upset.
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