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Why These Stories Stayed With Me Some TV series stay with you long after the final episode—not because of the mystery, but because of the people. That's exactly how I felt after watching Patience and Astrid. Beyond the crime stories, both series explore what happens when people take the time to understand one another and value each other’s strengths. As someone who is neurodivergent, they prompted me to reflect on belonging, acceptance, and what genuine human connection can l

When Dot was diagnosed with dementia, Ken’s life changed. From being her husband and lifelong companion, he also became her carer, learning first-hand about the emotional and practical challenges that come with supporting someone living with Alzheimer’s and dementia. For Ken, the journey brought difficult moments, including loneliness and isolation. But through a carers support group, he found connection with others who understood what he was experiencing. Ken’s honest and pr

For Alzheimer’s Awareness Month 2026, we’re sharing the story of Margaret and John, a couple navigating life after Margaret’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis. As Margaret’s needs have changed, her husband John has found himself taking on more responsibility as her main carer. While he wants to support his wife, balancing caring with everyday life can be challenging, and it’s important that he has support too. Through Enrych, Margaret receives personalised one-to-one support that helps