Unraveling the Mysteries of Dementia: Robert Kolker’s Deep Dive into Love, Loss, and the Vanishing Family
R.K.: Some people suspected alcoholism, others depression, still others menopause or a mid-life crisis. Most often, it seemed to many people that they were going through some sort of nervous breakdown in the wake of a failed marriage. Above all, their loved ones had faith in these people that they would self-correct at some point. After all, they were so smart and capable and accomplished; why shouldn’t they get better all by themselves?
L.L.: Can you give us a quick definition of FTD, the diagnosis the family eventually received?
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