Mr. Vuillemin had witnessed his mother’s Alzheimer’s disease, so he kept the diagnosis away from himself. He hoped his memory lapses were not due to dementia and would get better. The fear of what the diagnosis would bring came only afterwards.
Mr. Vuillemin had witnessed his mother’s Alzheimer’s disease, so he kept the diagnosis away from himself. He hoped his memory lapses were not due to dementia and would get better. The fear of what the diagnosis would bring came only afterwards.
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