<p>When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia, the last thing most people think about is that they will lose their loved one twice.  This is one of the unique cruelties of dementia.  This episode discusses phenomenon of "crossing over".  </p>

When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia, the last thing most people think about is that they will lose their loved one twice. This is one of the unique cruelties of dementia. This episode discusses phenomenon of "crossing over".

<p>When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia, the last thing most people think about is that they will lose their loved one twice.&nbsp; This is one of the unique cruelties of dementia.&nbsp; This episode discusses phenomenon of "crossing over". &nbsp;</p>

At the window with Dementia - Episode 25 "Dementia, the disease with two deaths"

An informative and often candid perspective of dementia from the standpoint of a Nurse Practitioner specializing in dementia, a family member of many people with dementia and someone who is concerned that in the future I may develop dementia.

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At the window with Dementia - Episode 25 "Dementia, the disease with two deaths"

At the window with Dementia - Episode 25 "Dementia, the disease with two deaths"