Hello all,
I am writing a health article on age related memory loss related for a national pub.
Looking for people in the age group of 45-75 who can give accounts of their memory lapses. Though it's not necessary, still if you can provide your photographs that would be great!
If you can give accounts of any of the following, I would be interested in interviewing you:
a) Funny accounts of memory lapses like how you once forgot where you had put your glasses etc.
b) How you first thought you had Alzheimer's, but medical check ups ruled that out.
c) Any special "hacks" or tricks you try to keep your brain in top gear in old age.
d)Any other aspect of old age related memory loss that you might want to share.
If you would like to share your story or know anyone who might be an appropriate candidate for this, either PM me or reply here.
Thank you,
Spider
P.S I understand that 45-65 is not old age, but that's the target audience of the pub, and the article discusses memory loss due to ageing ( not necessarily related to Dementia or Alzheimer's)
I am writing a health article on age related memory loss related for a national pub.
Looking for people in the age group of 45-75 who can give accounts of their memory lapses. Though it's not necessary, still if you can provide your photographs that would be great!
If you can give accounts of any of the following, I would be interested in interviewing you:
a) Funny accounts of memory lapses like how you once forgot where you had put your glasses etc.
b) How you first thought you had Alzheimer's, but medical check ups ruled that out.
c) Any special "hacks" or tricks you try to keep your brain in top gear in old age.
d)Any other aspect of old age related memory loss that you might want to share.
If you would like to share your story or know anyone who might be an appropriate candidate for this, either PM me or reply here.
Thank you,
Spider
P.S I understand that 45-65 is not old age, but that's the target audience of the pub, and the article discusses memory loss due to ageing ( not necessarily related to Dementia or Alzheimer's)
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