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Advocate’s passion led to the creation of Alzheimer’s stamp

Kathy Siggins met her late husband Gene when they were both working in procurement at the U.S. Postal Service headquarters in Washington, D.C. On our blog, Siggins talks about how her experience caring for Gene, who lived with Alzheimer's for more than a decade, inspired the creation of the Alzheimer’s stamp.

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Peter Marshall, 56, is living with early-onset Alzheimer’s. He asked his wife of 12 years and full-time caregiver, Lisa, to get married again, and the couple recently renewed their vows in an emotional ceremony.

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