Former broadcaster says he began to feel ‘discombobulated’ around six to nine months ago doing simple tasks around the house
The former broadcaster Alastair Stewart has revealed he was diagnosed with dementia earlier this year.
The 71-year-old said he began to feel “discombobulated” around “six to nine months” ago when doing simple tasks around the house.
After a series of scans, doctors told him he had suffered a series of strokes and was diagnosed with the incurable condition. He had “no idea” he had suffered from any strokes.
Mr Stewart told GB News the hardest part was the impact on his wife of 44 years, Sally.