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James wonders if he expects too much of himself.
James wonders about the long-term effects of ZOOMing all day long.
James wonders if those waiting for a diagnosis should be encouraged to join DEEP groups.
James wonders about the impact of dementia and COVID19 on relationships.
Lockdown has helped James realise why he used to get backache. Bingo!
An important reminder from James about the importance of diagnosis.
James makes a good case for informal chat time before ZOOM meetings start. We’ll try that next week James.
Fear of needles and the hidden dangers of solvents are just two of the things on James’ mind today.
James talks about confabulation, something many people will recognise.
Memories of long ago are coming much easier than those of yesterday for James at the moment.
James raises a very important question about those who may have developed dementia during COVID.
James feels his horizons are shrinking all the time, as he finds himself struggling with some things he used to find easy.
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