Adapting to Life With an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: An Air Force Vet’s ‘How To’
Retired Air Force engineer Chuck McClatchey, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of 61, shares his story. Desert Storm veteran Chuck McClatchey,…
Retired Air Force engineer Chuck McClatchey, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of 61, shares his story. Desert Storm veteran Chuck McClatchey,…
“We just have decided that peace of mind and simplicity is better. I am able to accept that, as a result of my understanding…
Being Patient will speak with James Russell about his daughter Lynne Russell’s early-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis. As part of our LiveTalk series, James will share…
Being Patient readers with ApoE4, known as the “Alzheimer’s Gene,” share fears, plans, and inspiration. Alzheimer’s disease affects one in 10 people over the…
Emily Ong, who lives with frontotemporal dementia, shares her vision of forging a more open and compassionate society for those living with dementia. For…
Pam Montana knew something about her memory was off. Persistently advocating for herself, she finally learned that she was right: It was Alzheimer’s. In…
Husband and wife Peter and Gerda Saunders share their story of dementia, which was featured in the new documentary The Gerda That Remains. For…