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Let’s talk about the stigma of dementia. It’s not just a word—it’s the reason many people delay getting diagnosed. It’s what keeps families silent, caregivers isolated, and individuals with dementia feeling ashamed. When we say things like “he doesn’t look like he has dementia,” or “she’s just crazy,” we’re adding to the stigma. When we stop visiting someone after their diagnosis, we’re sending a message that they no longer matter. 🧠 Dementia doesn’t have a “look.” It affects people of all ages
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Let’s talk about the stigma of dementia. It’s not just a word—it’s the reason many people delay getting diagnosed. It’s what keeps families silent, caregivers isolated, and individuals with dementia feeling ashamed. When we say things like “he doesn’t look like he has dementia,” or “she’s just crazy,” we’re adding to the stigma. When we stop visiting someone after their diagnosis, we’re sending a message that they no longer matter. 🧠 Dementia doesn’t have a “look.” It affects people of all ages
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