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Day 8: Tommy Dunne, Liverpool

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Posted on 17 December 2014

Door into Dementia

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On day 8 of #DoorIntoDementia with @DementiaTweets Tommy tells us how Twitter helps him to stay connected. pic.twitter.com/zCRyjCIdl9

— Dementia Friends (@DementiaFriends) December 8, 2015

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