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He was diagnosed with dementia at 52. Losing memories wasn't the hardest part

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He was diagnosed with dementia at 52. Losing memories wasn't the hardest part
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Richard Jamieson, a Prince Edward Island resident, shares his experience of being diagnosed with young-onset dementia at age 52. The article highlights the subtle, insidious nature of the disease and the emotional impact on his family.

Richard Jamieson thought he knew Charlottetown by heart.

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