Stars back dementia campaign
Sir Michael Parkinson, Fiona Phillips and Gordon Banks are supporting the national 'A Day to Remember' campaign, calling for the public not to delay talking about dementia.
Sir Michael Parkinson, Fiona Phillips and Gordon Banks are supporting the national 'A Day to Remember' campaign, calling for the public not to delay talking about dementia.
Fiona Phillips, whose parents both had dementia, said if her mother had been diagnosed earlier then she could have handled the situation better.
I would have been able to plan more for mum instead of doing everything in a big rush.
Our house always smelt of baking when we were little and I used to love helping mum make cakes and there were always cakes in the tin.
She rung me up at 3am one morning crying her eyes out and she said: 'I've forgotten how to make cakes'. And my childhood went then.
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