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How we use personal information .Read about how Alzheimer’s Society uses and protects personal information and about your rights in relation to how your information is used.
We didn't know anyone with a Frontotemporal dementia diagnosis
We didn't know anyone with a Frontotemporal dementia diagnosis .Helen Cumpstey was diagnosed around 2012 with Frontotemporal dementia (FTD), after years of not knowing. Her husband Ray explains the challenges they faced along her dementia diagnosis journey...
Bill's story: "Someone who's dying of dementia does so over and over again"
Bill's story: "Someone who's dying of dementia does so over and over again" .Bill, who continues to fight and campaign in his wife Jo's name, shares the pain of losing someone slowly to dementia.
Record social care vacancies leave people affected by dementia to cope alone
Bill and Jo's Heart-breaking story illustrates how people with dementia ‘face being abandoned’ as care workers struggle to make ends meet.
My dementia doesn't stop my family and me from enjoying cricket
My dementia doesn't stop my family and me from enjoying cricket .Stan, a huge cricket fan, was diagnosed with vascular dementia in July 2020, which has had a huge impact on him and his family. Stan shares some of his favourite cricket moments and how his love for the sport has been passed through generations.
Unforgettable football: England team play international match in nameless shirts to raise awareness of dementia
Unforgettable football: England team play international match in nameless shirts to raise awareness of dementia .New campaign reveals how dementia puts the ultimate vow of ‘in sickness and in health’ to the test
New campaign reveals how dementia puts the ultimate vow of ‘in sickness and in health’ to the test .New Alzheimer's Society campaign features stories of couples affected by dementia across the UK and an emotional TV and radio ad, narrated by actor Colin Firth.