Go for it! To run in aid of Dementia UK is something I’m incredibly passionate about as my mum was diagnosed with dementia in 2012. There’s always been a ...
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Stormin’ Norma!
Meet 91-year-old Norma Howard from Fleet, Hampshire, who climbed to the top wing of a biplane and flew at 500 feet above an airfield in ...
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Helen Barnes – London Marathon I was always close to my dad; he was so supportive of everything I did. Being very sporty himself, he inspired me to go on to...
Read moreRunning 300km for Dementia UK
While having a drink with family after my Grandma’s funeral in October of last year, an advert popped up on my Facebook page inviting me to run the Brighton ...
Read moreTrekking for families facing dementia
Anna and Emma walked from London to Brighton for Dementia UK in May 2017and have now signed up to take on the Thames Bridges Challenge. I have to admit, when we...
Read moreJason’s Great Manchester Run
On 28th September 2017, I took on my biggest challenge yet – the Men’s Health Survival of the Fittest – a 10k obstacle course in Manchester, ...
Read moreLearning to talk about death, dying and dementia
A guest post by Caroline Scates, our Admiral Nurse Professional & Practice Development Facilitator: Death and dying are understandably difficult topics for ...
Read moreDementia Across Cultures and Ethnicities
Dr Julia Botsford is a specialist in the area of dementia in black and Asian minority (BAME) communities– and the editor, along with Karen Harrison Dening, of...
Read moreRobert’s pledge to provide Admiral Nursing support to future generations
This Remember a Charity Week, Dementia UK Trustee Robert Orr, explains why he has added a gift to Dementia UK in his Will. “Dementia UK is about the ‘here ...
Read moreCase Study – Tracey Shorthouse
This was originally published by the National Institute for Health Research. Meet Tracey… Who was diagnosed with early-onset dementia and now spreads the ...
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