My name is Richard. I am sixty-eight years old, I spent thirty-five years as a professor of neuroscience at a research university, and my wife Eleanor was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease two years ago. I want to be exceptionally clear…
For a long time, I avoided talking openly about my cognitive decline. Like many professionals in their late forties managing demanding careers, growing family responsibilities, and the relentless pace of modern life, I had gradually normalized the persistent brain fog…
For a long time, I avoided talking openly about my declining cognitive performance. Like many professionals in their early forties managing demanding careers, I had normalized the persistent inability to sustain deep focus for more than twenty minutes, the creative…
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