Book and lindsay will be speaking today, as well, about some of the experiences that her family and she personally has gone through alzheimers disease. When i think back to the first time i met members of the demo family in 2009 it really feels like im reviewing the notes that i took on someone elses life. We did not know each other and i didnt know about oldtimers disease or how lethal it is and i was just a journalist who was on an assignment in pittsburgh and i went into their hotel room spend a couple of hours interviewing them and when i came out it was like i had gone through the Looking Glass and i was completely blown away by their story and what they were going through and i was never going to be the same which is why i decided to write a book about them. I learned from them quite a few lessons that i like to share with you today and hope that it will shed light on where we are with this epidemic and thats what it is, a Public Health epidemic. I think its the Public Health epi
Looks at the jeanette ticks behind alzheimers disease. Thank you for coming today. My name is nick sam sam bliss and i wrote a book about a family centered in north dakota that cares a vary genetic mutation that guarantees alzheimers disease, and i really pleased to say that with me today is lindsey, white house father, dean, was a central figure my book and she will speak today as well about some of the experiences hat their family and she personally have again through with alzheimers disease. When i think back to the first time i met members of the family in 2009 it really feels like im reviewing the notes i took on someone elses life. And spent a couple of hours interviewing them. And when i came out it was like i had gone through the looking glass. I was completely blown away by their story and what they were going through. And for me i was never going to be the same. Whichan is why i i decide to wa book about them. I learn from them quite a few lessons that id like to share with y
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[inaudible conversations] next up from the wisconsin book festival, Niki Kapsambelis looks at the genetics behind alzheimers disease. Thanks for coming today. My name is Niki Kapsambelis and i wrote a book called the inheritance which follows a family centered in north dakota that carries a rare genetic mutation, and lindsays father dean was a central figure in my book, lindsay will be speaking about the experiences her family and she personally have gone through with alzheimers disease. When i think back to the first time i met members of the demo family in 2009 it feels like i am reviewing notes i took on someone elses life. We did not know each other, did not know about alzheimers disease or how widespread it is or how lethal it is, was just a journalist, on assignment in pittsburgh, went into their hotel room, interviewing them. I had gone through the looking glass, i was completely blown away by their story and what they were going through and for me i was never going to be the sa
Book called the inheritance which follows a family centered in north dakota that carries a very rare genetic mutation that guarantees alzheimers disease. I am really pleased to say that with me today is lindsays father, dean, was a central figure in my book. Lindsay is speaking today, as well, about some of the experiences that her family andna she, personally, have gone through with all timers disease. When i think back to the first time i met members of the demo familyem in 2009 it really feels like im reviewing the notes that i took on someones elses life and we did not know each other and i did not know anything about usas timers disee or how widespread it is or how lethalal it is and i was just a journalist who is on an assignment in pittsburgh and i went into their hotel room and spent a couple of hours and when i came out it was like i had gone through the looking glass. I was completely blown away by their story and what they were going through and for me i would never be the s