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Je tombe sur une dame âgée avec la maladie d’Alzheimer seule au milieu de la route... 😰 Voici comme réagir face à cette situation (préventive ici), qui peut malheursement tous nous concerner. ⚠️ #sensibilisation ⚠️ #alzheimer #maladie #femme #trottinetteelectrique
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Naast alle grapjes en dingen is dit wel het ziektebeeld van Co, namelijk dementie. Met een beetje humor en mijn dagelijkse aanwezigheid probeer ik dit ook aan te kaarten bij Co en te laten zien dat zijn stickers er niet voor niets zijn❤️ #dementie #ouderenzorg
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