to move forward, which would really help us change the story about alzheimer s disease. that s what clearly needs to be done. and robert you know that when someone is diagnosed with alzheimer s, this is not just about one person but it really has a profound impact on the whole family. how does your organization try to help those, the family members, the relatives who were close to that person in trying the care givers essentially trying to cope. well that s such an important point about this. it really is in many ways a family disease. so we encourage everyone who s touched by alzheimer s to contact us, for instance at alz.org, and we work with families to provide them the skills they need to make what s always a difficult journey that much more bearable. yeah it is such a difficult thing to see, and to see someone experience something like that. robert thank you for the great work that you and your organization does. thank you. glen campbell: i ll be me, that s going to
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