
One in two of us will be affected by dementia in our lifetime, and at Dementia UK, we believe no one should face it alone.
That’s why we created this award-winning podcast.
Hear first-hand dementia stories from people living with the condition, alongside life-changing advice from our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
Whether you’re a carer or young carer, living with a dementia diagnosis, ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness | |||

Building on Bob's dementia story in our last episode, Hilda and Vic share what they see in practice every day from their perspectives as dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
In this episode, they cover:
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At 85, Bob has been caring for his wife Jan for seven years. Jan received a vascular dementia diagnosis, and until very recently Bob was her main carer. Bob is one of many older male carers who can become isolated in their communities, despite the vi... more
Following Will and Ronnie’s dementia story, Hilda and Vic offer practical guidance from their perspectives as dementia specialist Admiral Nurses.
This episode offers insight and reassurance for families who feel unseen or misunderstood when living w... more
In this episode, we sit down with mother and son Ronnie and Will. Ronnie was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer's disease when she was 49 years old, when Will was just 16.
Listen to them talk about how their relationship has evolved since Ronnie’s... more
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This is a warm and touching podcast, packed full of useful information for all stages of dementia. It helps so much to know that as a carer we are not alone. Thank you 💛
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This show centers dementia experiences through personal stories and practical guidance from Dementia UK Admiral Nurses. Episodes weave intimate caregiver journeys—often highlighting the emotional load, decision-making around care, and the positive impact of proactive planning and professional support. A distinctive thread is the emphasis on community, advocacy, and practical resources that help families navigate dementia with dignity and connection. The format tends to pair moving first-person narratives with expert perspectives, making it a valuable listen for carers, friends and family members, and professionals seeking patient-centered care insights.
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