Truth about dementia - Dan and Jordan
'My biggest hope is that one day you’ll be able to say: 'I had dementia, and now I’m cured''
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Meet the families sharing the truth about dementia
No one expects to be diagnosed with dementia at the age of 30. For Dan and his family, the shock has been made worse by the possibility of his children developing the same condition.
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Jeremy was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s at the age of 51. He and his wife Louisa have found some of the lesser-known symptoms of the disease to be the most difficult to cope with.
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Jane sought medical advice when her mother Beryl showed signs of confusion. She was appalled when Beryl received her dementia diagnosis by post, and with no support.
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