Gerda and Peter Saunders on Personal Identity, Dementia | LiveTalk | Being Patient

A new documentary The Gerda That Remains chronicles the life of Gerda Saunders, who was diagnosed with cerebral microvascular disease, a precursor of vascular dementia, at the age of 61 in 2011. Being Patient catches up with her and her husband Peter Saunders nearly three years since we first spoke with Gerda.
For more about The Gerda That Remains: www.pbsutah.org/pbs-utah-prod...
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[@jenniferrobinson1792]

Thank you for this interview. I am displaying similar behaviors. My colleagues and friends thought that I was depressed or anxious, but I can sense that I have neural degeneration. I am younger. I miss myself.

[@teresamorabito1655]

Jennifer i completely understand I'm going through the same thing 😔