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A dementia diagnosis can bring a wave of emotions and practical concerns. Among these, dealing with legal and financial matters early can significantly ease future uncertainties. Planning ahead by discussing and organising legal arrangements, including Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), can provide peace of mind for both the individual living Read more
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