Alzheimer’s
Memories stolen by a cruel unknown thief for no good reason
Donna H
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Memories stolen by a cruel unknown thief for no good reason
In just three short lines, Donna H describes Alzheimer's disease as a thief. The idea is simple but powerful: memories are things we own, and here they are taken away without permission. The thief is "unknown," which suggests that nobody can see it coming, name it, or catch it.
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