Identity Shift – From Nurse To Alzheimer’s To Susan

on Alzheimer’s Speaks Radio

Today Susan Parish from Lindsay, Ontario will share her story of life with a rare type of Alzheimer’s Disease.  Posterior Cortical Atrophy also known as PCA and Benson’s Syndrome is a progressive degenerative condition which damages the back of the brain where visual processing occurs.   Less than 5% of people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease have PCA.

Susan takes us through her life from noticing changes, to diagnosis, her reaction and others to finding out what was causing her problems through her life today.

Thank you Susan for being so brave and honest in sharing your story with us to help raise awareness of PCA!

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