In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 18 where I speak to Aisha Dalal.

A single moment in a hospital bay revealed Dave was still "in there" — and his daughter, nurse Vicky Brown, couldn't ignore what followed.

In this episode, Vicky shares her dad's dementia journey, the failures that nearly robbed their family of a proper goodbye, and how those experiences became Dave's Legacy — a training tool designed to change dementia care from the inside out.

In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 27 where I speak to Beth Jones.

In this episode, Jen Coates shares the reality of caring for her husband Rich, who is living with young onset dementia caused by CTE, and why she co-founded Marshalling CTE to fight for better awareness, support, and change. A powerful conversation about love, loss, and refusing to stay silent.

In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 33 where I speak to Beth Britton.

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In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 26 where I speak to Drew Hunt.

When dementia is misunderstood as witchcraft or madness, families suffer in silence.

In this episode, dementia advocate Ruth Memeza Ncube shares the realities of dementia in Zimbabwe, the cultural barriers families face, and what both Zimbabwe and the UK can learn from each other about dignity, care, and community.

In this week's magic moment, we go back to episode 32 where I speak to Ruth Thompson.

When dementia enters a family, children and teenagers often become the "forgotten grievers" – watching everything change, while trying to carry on as normal.

In this episode, Consultant Admiral Nurse Hannah Gardner shares how her mum's young onset Alzheimer's shaped her work, what children tell her that they can't tell their parents, and why early, honest conversations matter.

We explore young carers, school support, stigma, grief and the small, practical ways to help children feel safer and less alone.