'Looking after you the best I can' - Mark was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in his 40s

Описание: Mark, who lives with wife Caroline and 3-year-old son William, was in his forties when he was diagnosed with Fronto-temporal dementia (FTD). Caroline shares their story, which challenges the huge misconception that dementia is all about memory loss and only happens to old people.

Mark attends our Alzheimer’s Society Singing for the Brain group every week with his carer.

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