Real stories
A woman with dementia in south Wales tells us how our Dementia Connect service is making a huge difference to her.
Real stories
John Udraufski, a 68-year old man in Bridgend who has Alzheimer’s, answers our questions.
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A Dementia Friends Champion in Cambridgeshire volunteers for the cause in memory of her mum.
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A Side by Side volunteer in Warwickshire says there’s ‘nothing clever’ about the role – just bring yourself to it.
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Mae menyw â dementia yn ne Cymru yn dweud wrthom ni sut mae’n gwasanaeth Dementia Connect yn gwneud gwahaniaeth enfawr iddi hi.
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Mae John Udraufski, dyn 68 oed ym Mhen-y-bont ag Alzheimer, yn ateb ein cwestiynau.
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Lyn’s dad, Ben, spent much of his life as an Engineer in the Royal Air Force. After he was diagnosed with dementia, Ben moved to a Royal British Legion Poppy Home for retired servicemen and servicewomen, where Lyn says her dad found safety and happiness.
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When she was younger, Aneae didn’t know much about Alzheimer's disease and was scared to see her grandmother’s condition progressing. Now she has a new understanding and wants to make amends with her dementia-inspired artwork dedicated to her Nana.
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Just a few months after the birth of Lydia’s son Lincoln, her Nana Berenice was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. Despite the initial shock, Lydia is happy to see Nana and Lincoln share precious moments together.
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As dementia progresses, Enomwoyi is delighted to see her mother retain her mental maths abilities. But ‘hidden talents’ like these can sometimes come with consequences, as she finds out when their blue badge application is rejected.
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Heather, who has metabolic dementia, gives advice on how to plan a dementia-friendly group outing. Learn why dementia-friendly tourist locations are so important for Heather and others with dementia.