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Penn Memory Center couple inspires national caregiver initiative celebrating laughter and connection
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Penn Memory Center couple inspires national caregiver initiative celebrating laughter and connection
When Susan Sargent was living with frontotemporal dementia, communicating with her husband, Mitch Goldman, became increasingly difficult. But laughter offered them a way to reconnect. The couple participated in Penn Memory Center’s Comedic Connection program, which brings people living with cognitive impairment together through improvisational comedy. Their experience with humor took on new meaning during a visit to the National Comedy Center …
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