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Inspired by reporting in The Economist on July 9, 2026, and the research discussed in that article.
For years, we’ve been told dementia is an unstoppable tidal wave.
Every headline seems darker than the last.
More people.
More diagnose...
This saga did not begin last week.
It began months ago, when we discovered that the web-based version of Memory in Motion simply was not good enough on iPhones.
MiM needed to become a fully developed app.
So we began that process.
Then...
For decades we’ve been taught to think about dementia in stages.
Stage 1.
Stage 2.
Stage 3.
Stage 4.
By the time we reach Stage 7, the conversation has often become a catalogue of everything that has been lost.
Today I found myself lo...
There is a particular kind of waiting room that families know too well.
Not the one with the old magazines, the humming fluorescent lights, and the slightly defeated plant in the corner, although those usually make an appearance, because a...
Originally published on MiM Spark at LiveWithMiM.org.
I’m sharing it here because this is one of the conversations families most urgently need to have.
After a dementia diagnosis, people are often flooded with advice, warnings, miracle cl...
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