
Karen Sandone
Director of Human Resources at Bucks County Intermediate Unit; caregiver advocate for younger-onset Alzheimer's disease
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Jul 29, 2026
Surviving the Now: Karen Sandone
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Karen SandoneGUEST
When he went from 20 to a 16 on the MMSE score, it got very real for me because what the doctor said to me at that appointment is, "Take where he is and mirror that over the next six months.

Karen SandoneGUEST
Individualize it." So wherever Anthony was six months ago and where he is now, that's his progression level.

Karen SandoneGUEST
And so it became very real for me when Anthony went out on disability and when I saw more symptoms and when he stopped driving in November of 2024.

Maureen PetroskyHOST
does-That look like or what did that look like for you? Where was the change in intimacy with you and your husband? And I'm assuming as you're talking about his progression, there's a grieving process to that relationship fundamentally changing.
