Amanda Knox

All of a sudden, my mother started having, like, the onset of, like, advanced dementia.

And everything I read, every doctor or friend that I spoke to was like, dementia doesn't onset like this.

It's not this fast.

And so by August, my mom...

was could barely talk, could not, I'll never forget there was this moment when I, and I would fly back home and I would go see a neurologist and they're like, oh, it's pseudo-dementia.

Like what is pseudo-dementia?

You know, it's not really real, it'll reverse.

And so, and I'm like, something's not right.

And I never forget, I went home

And I was in my room and I'm on emails.

And the crazy part is life is lifing, but the world is still moving.

So in the midst of this election, I'm taking calls and doing strategy.

And I'm sitting there and my mom walks in my room door.

She has on Sunday clothes.

And I go, and it's, mom, what are you doing?

It's a Thursday.

And she was like, I'm going to church.

We're going to church.

And she's out of her mind.

But just as childlike and sweet and innocent, dressed to the nines.