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Jim Rogers on love, loss and living well with younger-onset dementia
At the memory clinic, Jim Rogers is asked to reach out and touch his husband’s left cheek with his right hand.
He does the opposite — left hand, right cheek — and Tyler starts crying, because he knows something is very wrong.
Jim, whose life has been shaped by searing loss and serendipitous…
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