‘I felt so close to him’: Claire’s wing walk in memory of dad
When the pilot put the plane into its first dive, Claire Terry experienced something she had never felt before. “I had a real sense of
When the pilot put the plane into its first dive, Claire Terry experienced something she had never felt before. “I had a real sense of
An 18-year-old aspiring journalist has turned a college film project into a moving tribute to her grandad and a call for greater awareness of Lewy
Hope for the first drug licensed in the UK specifically for Lewy body dementia has received a significant boost after neflamapimod was awarded a UK
We are delighted to announce that our next Scarf for Lewy event will take place at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Monday, 19 April
One of the most distressing symptoms of Lewy body dementia can happen in the most familiar place, with the person they might be closest to.
Louise Yates spent six years caring for her mum Marion through Lewy body dementia. It was exhausting, isolating and, at times, frightening. It also left
As Carers Week highlights the theme of Building Carer Friendly Communities, Karen Young shares how caring for her husband Alan led her to help build
As we mark the 20th anniversary of the Lewy Body Society, we are filled with profound gratitude, pride and hope. What began in 2006 as a
Our Story The Lewy Body Society was founded in 2006 by Ashley Bayston, then a practising barrister, after she was shocked to discover how little