Articulate actor Peter first noticed something was wrong when he had trouble remembering his lines. Here Peter's wife Sheila discusses her husband's dementia diagnosis, and the huge impact this had on their relationship.
Their dementia support worker Karen talks about the support she was able to provide to help Peter and Sheila live better with dementia. Peter now lives comfortably in a care home.
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27-10-2011 12:30 PM #1Administrator
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Peter and Sheila Carr's story - symptoms, diagnosis, relationships & getting support
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21-05-2012 12:21 AM #2Registered User
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My lovely Dad
Sadly my Day Peter died last month but it is lovely to watch this video
Thank you to all in the Alzheimer's Society who supported my Mum, it meant a lot to her.
Juliet (Carr)
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21-05-2012 12:25 AM #3Volunteer Host
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Please accept my sincere condolences at this sad time,
HelenSunshine.. love and hugs
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21-05-2012 03:15 AM #4
Sending my condolences on your loss.
Izzy x
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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21-05-2012 06:40 AM #5
I am so sorry for your loss.
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