Dementia's Daughter
Sasha NealEmerging from 10+ years of my parents' Alzheimer's and FTD while mothering two young children. Reflections on family history, relationships, 'sandwiched' caregiving, dementia, grief and navigating the UK's social care system.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | dementiasdaughter.substack.com |
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I never thought of myself as an altar kind of person before my mum died. Despite losing my dad eight years ago, the idea of dedicating a space in my home to photos of him, a few of his belongings, maybe flowers and candles, felt a bit artif...
Family journeys, stories and silence
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Part 3 | Knowing Ruth - my great aunt and me
Catch up: This is the third part in an ongoing series about my relationship with my great aunt Ruth. Part 1 explores my view of my single great aunts as a child, Part 2 is about getting to know Ruth as an adult and much more. Part 2 ends wi...
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Emerging from 10+ years of my parents' Alzheimer's and FTD while mothering two young children. Reflections on sandwiched caregiving, dementia, grief and navigating the UK's social care system. I write about what happens.
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