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My grandfather’s dementia journey shapes how I care for patients and their families

Scottsdale physician to caregivers: ‘I see you’

OPINION — To Arizona’s Alzheimer’s caregivers: I see you.

I see adult children wondering whether a parent’s forgetfulness is part of normal aging or something more. I see spouses quietly taking on more responsibilities at home. I see families grieving gradual losses while still showing up every day with love, patience and hope.

I know some of that feeling personally.

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