When most people think of dementia, they picture someone much older—in their 80s or 90s, maybe slowing down or forgetting names. But for thousands of Australians, dementia strikes much earlier.
Sarah was 52. Life was full, busy, and bright. Then, subtly at first, things began to shift: missed appointments, forgotten names. The diagnosis, when it finally came, hit like a thunderclap: Younger Onset Dementia (YOD).
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Staying Connected Welcome to BASScare’s Staying Connected, where we let you know about the huge range of social activities and support services we offer.
Staying Connected Welcome to BASScare’s Staying Connected, where we let you know about the huge range of social activities and support services we offer.
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