3. How and why to seek a diagnosis for memory concerns

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Today we're talking about whether to seek a diagnosis if you've got concerns about memory. We'll talk about common arguments for and against getting a comprehensive diagnosis. We also go through what steps you'll need to take to start the process if you do decide to move ahead with diagnosis. Thanks for listening! RESOURCES: Click here to download your free guide on What to Expect When You're Expecting Memory Loss For the Alzheimer's Association's guide on seeking a diagnosis, click here

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