Alzheimer's Society

Still have enough energy to stand up and cheer on the boys.

So, yeah, so it's my Every Mind Matters Hatter Cycle Challenge that I'm supporting, Alzheimer's Society, Bedford MS Therapy Centre, The Ollie Foundation and MIND.

Thanks for the encouragement because the encouragement helps more than people will imagine and just keeps me going through the difficult moments.

It's a long way up there and then we'll be rewarded by the team.

The trial added practical support, including chairs and staffed help points.

Reporting at the time cited Alzheimer's Society research in which one in four people surveyed said they'd given up shopping since being diagnosed with dementia.

That gives us a reason to ask what might help people continue shopping as their needs change.

What interests me here is how Catherine's experience led to something the store could try.

company for years then he set off on the starship enterprise from these young actors point of view that's the best of both

worlds his last appearance on screen will come in december when he's once again professor x in the new avengers movie now he died with alzheimer's disease and his family have been asking for donations to fund research into the condition marianne child is from the alzheimer's society here

Dementia is not selective, and it has that devastating impact on people and families across the world.

Research doesn't have the investment that other diseases like cancer do.

For anyone living with dementia, their families and carers or anyone who's interested in getting more information, come along.

As I say, the organisation, we've got the Alzheimer's Society there, Princess Royal Trust for Carers and many other organisations, all who can offer you information and support you.

especially at that beginning where you perhaps don't know where to turn next.

So it's going to be a lovely morning, very useful to people, I think.

so when Barbara was still with us, we started campaigning when we did go public about her illness and we went to Downing Street and we sat with Boris Johnson and she talked about social care and she talked about lack of funding to him.

And we went along with one of the charities, the Alzheimer's Society.

And that was the start of it all.

Then when Barbara passed, nothing had happened because COVID had

And I think that's why it's for key services like GPs and memory clinics to have these.

I know the Alzheimer's Society have these to hand the services which are available or... you know solicitors and stuff for legal stuff there's a list that they give out that they have but I think it's very key for the bigger organisations like GPs and memory clinics who are seeing people day in and day out you know rather than say the medication that's it we can't do anything just say here it is which is your experience isn't it

Tom just give me medication and when I was settled on that that was it Just left on my own.

Well, with Marianne, of

You've got Every Mind Matters.

You've got, well, the Alzheimer's Society.

We've just been talking about it.

We've got MIND, the mental health charity.

She is the deputy head of the School of Allied Health and Life Sciences at London South Bank University.

And we're also joined by Keith Oliver, a former head teacher who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2010 and have since written several books about living with dementia, Keith is an Alzheimer's Society lived experience ambassador.

The first piece of advice I'd give anyone is to live in the moment, to seek ways of building connections with other people and with activities.

That's been my way forward Alan and 15 years on I'm still here.