For our latest Dementia together podcast we spoke to Warren Berman, aged 70, in Leeds. He was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2019 – the same type of dementia as Bruce Willis.

Warren's neighbours were the first to notice his dementia symptoms. 
He has seen mental health issues from both sides, having experienced them himself and through supporting others. His happy childhood memories have remained with him and he believes staying active is the key to living well with dementia. 

Your donations play a vital role in ensuring people affected by dementia are aware of the services offered by Alzheimer’s Society, especially in what is a difficult time for everyone. To donate, visit alzheimers.org.uk/give or call 0330 333 0804.

'Active and well' - Dementia together podcast April 2023

Hospital discharge is the term used when a person leaves hospital once they are sufficiently recovered. People with dementia usually need further long-term help after leaving hospital, and some may move into a care home. Others need support in their own home or in the home of a relative or friend. In this edition of the podcast we discuss the hospital discharge process and NHS continuing healthcare.

Hospital discharge and NHS continuing healthcare - Alzheimer's Society podcast December 2015

Despite enduring a series of health and other problems, Abdul-Fady Othman refuses to feel sorry for himself. Gareth Bracken from Dementia together magazine went to meet Abdul-Fady, who takes strength from supporting others.

Good for the soul – Dementia together podcast April/May 2018 – Alzheimer’s Society

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Hospital discharge and NHS continuing healthcare - Alzheimer's Society podcast December 2015

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