The early signs of dementia that Jim missed for years | Australian Story
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Jim Rogers thought Alzheimer's was an old-person's disease ... until he was diagnosed at the age of 55, becoming one of 29,000 Australians living with younger-onset dementia. Now he's being hailed as the "pin-up boy" for dementia, challenging the stigma surrounding it and spreading the message that while dementia is terminal and incurable, you can slow its progress and live well with the condition.
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