May 5, 2026 · 54 min · 22 segments
In this episode, Hsien speaks with Canadian dementia advocates Christine Aiken and Myrna Norman, who share how they moved from isolation and fear after diagnosis to lives filled with purpose…
So first, I wanna introduce you to Christine Aiken, originally from Vern- Vernon, BC.
She was diagnosed with vascular dementia and cerebrovascular dementia at 56, and since then, she has become a powerful advocate through her writing, speaking, and leadership roles.
So she's an alumni board member of Dementia Alliance International, and executive director of Dementia Advocacy Canada, and a contributing writer for Dementia Connections magazine.
So first, I wanna introduce you to Christine Aiken, originally from Vern- Vernon, BC.
She was diagnosed with vascular dementia and cerebrovascular dementia at 56, and since then, she has become a powerful advocate through her writing, speaking, and leadership roles.
So she's an alumni board member of Dementia Alliance International, and executive director of Dementia Advocacy Canada, and a contributing writer for Dementia Connections magazine.
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