"The greatest pain is losing the person": the story of Joan helps us to describe what happens on the territory. First the sister, struck by an early and aggressive form of cognitive decay, then the mother: the story of what changes when the disease enters the sphere of the most intimate affections
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"The greatest pain is losing the person": the story of Joan helps us to describe what happens on the territory. First the sister, struck by an early and aggressive form of cognitive decay, then the mother: the story of what changes when the disease enters the sphere of the most intimate affections