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Tag Archives: Ken Clasper

The roller coaster of a diagnosis

A friend of mine in the UK, Ken Clasper has written this important blog Getting the correct Diagnosis first time. As he says, getting the correct diagnosis, of anything, is imperative and having been misdiagnosed a number of times with serious conditions, or not diagnosed for 45 years, for a serious brain malformation, I get…

May 15, 2016 in Daily Blog, Dementia, disAbility Rights, Discrimination, Prescribed Disengagement ®, Stigma.

Is ‘diagnosed with dementia’ the new ‘in’ group?

The road to a confirmed diagnosis of one or other type of dementia is usually a difficult one, and one that research says can take at least three years for people under the age of 65. In very basic terms, being confirmed with dementia means at least two of the symptoms of dementia get in the…

June 2, 2015 in Daily Blog, Dementia, Discrimination, Prescribed Disengagement, Stigma.

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