Mallory Thompson, Walk Manager for Walk to End Alzheimer's,discussed her role and personal experiences, including caring for her paralyzeddog, Archie. She highlighted the importance of early detection, noting a recentFDA approval for a blood test to detect amyloid plaque protein. Malloryemphasized the need for community support and resources, such as theAlzheimer's Association's 24/7 helpline (1-800-272-3900) and online resources.She also detailed the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's event in Valdosta onOctober 18, encouraging participation and fundraising. Chad Daugherty, afinancial advisor, supported the cause and discussed the challenges ofvolunteer engagement and community support.