What is it like to have asymptomatic Alzheimer’s disease?
The answer’s obvious, isn’t it? It is like nothing. It’s a silly question, really. How could living without symptoms — the vexing troubles with concentration, word finding, recalling new facts, the loss of a mental map — be an experience of something?
Like most short and simple answers, particularly when the subject is Alzheimer’s, the obvious answer’s wrong.
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