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Hope is ever present ahead of annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s

For local resident Cheryl Benway, the fight against Alzheimer’s is personal.  In 2011, Benway’s mother passed away from Alzheimer’s at 72 years old, ten years after she was diagnosed at 62.  “She was able to be in an assisted living facility. There were five Alzheimer’s patients with a caregiver, 24/7. It looked like a home. […]

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Letter to the Editor: Understanding the impact on a family wreaked by Alzheimer’s

As a long-time Alzheimer’s Association advocate, I understand fully the impact that Alzheimer’s disease can have on a family. My grandmother was diagnosed in 2013 and her doctor basically said “good luck with that,” so I reached out to the Association and started using their free resources immediately. Since then, seven other members of my […]

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Mansfield’s Dr. Lee to speak at Alzheimer’s Assn. event

TOLEDO — Mansfield Neuropsychiatrist Dr. Daniel Lee will give a presentation on the early detection of Alzheimer’s and disease biomarkers at an Alzheimer’s Association Northwest Ohio Chapter program to be held at the Area Agency on Aging. The program is scheduled for Aug. 17 from 4 to 5:15 p.m. at the Area Agency on Aging District […]

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