Sarah’s story – “Dementia UK was our saving grace”
Sarah reflects on reaching crisis point when her husband, David, was diagnosed with young onset dementia and the support her...
Personal stories
Read personal stories from people living with a diagnosis, their family members and friends – as well as our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
Jo’s story – “My whole world shrank”
Jo reflects on the support she has received from her Admiral Nurse, Liz, since her husband was diagnosed with dementia.
Elene and Safia’s story – I wish Safia’s post was in place when Mum was diagnosed”
Safia, a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse for the Black, African and Caribbean Communities, speaks to Elene, whose mum lived with...
Neil’s story – “The Nationwide clinic was a breath of fresh air”
Neil shares his experience of attending a Nationwide clinic with his wife, Marie, who is living with young onset dementia.
“My message to anyone living with dementia is to talk about it”
Russell reflects on the challenges of coping with his wife's personality changes following her dementia diagnosis.
“So much communication is non-verbal”
Bec reflects on the challenges of caring for her Mum who was living in a remote village in France.
“The Nationwide clinic has had a lasting impact”
Jane shares her experience of attending a Nationwide dementia clinic and the lasting positive impact it has had on her...
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Our Admiral Nurse helped start end-of-life talks
As a palliative care nurse, Jenny reflects on the importance of empathy during end of life care and how her...
Lindsay’s story
Admiral Nurse Lindsay White on why she is running the Brighton Marathon to raise funds for Dementia UK.
Raising money to make sure there are more Admiral Nurses’
Emma tells the story of the London to Brighton challenge she took on with her friend Anna.
Val’s story
Volunteer Ambassador Val Wilson explains why she got involved with Dementia UK and what it means to her.
Suzanne’s story
Admiral Nurse Suzanne Wightman on the experience of holding a Time for a Cuppa event.