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Karen Stobbe

My Dad, Manfred died from Alzheimer’s disease. My Mom, Virginia, is living with Alzheimer’s disease.  My life is not what I had ever imagined it to be and yet couldn't imagine it any other way.

I have been sharing what I know, think and feel since my Dad's diagnosis. 
I have spoken to families and to doctors; a group of 12 and an audience of 1300; in a teeny town in Texas and in downtown Toronto. 

I know I have a unique perspective. 

I am very passionate about Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.  The biggest compliment is someone saying to me, " Now, I get it. " I am honored to speak to others about my experiences and how to be with persons with Alzheimer's disease. 

If I am privileged to live long enough, I have a very big chance of developing Alzheimer's disease and part of what I am doing now,  is actually a little self serving. 
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