Alice was always the woman who had it all: a thriving career as a linguistics professor, three loving children, and a home filled with laughter. But one day, things began to change. She started forgetting simple words during lectures, misplacing objects in her own kitchen, and getting lost on streets she’d walked for years. At first, these were dismissed as minor lapses—after all, who hasn’t forgotten where they left their keys? Yet, over time, the frequency and severity grew impossible to ignore.

A diagnosis came eventually—early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. For Alice, this wasn’t just a word; it was a life-altering reality. Her world shrank, but so did her fear. With her husband by her side 💑 and her family rallying around her, Alice decided not to let this define her. Instead of focusing on what she couldn’t do, she embraced moments of clarity, cherishing every conversation, every memory, and every smile.

"Still Alice" isn’t about losing yourself—it’s about finding strength in vulnerability. It’s about holding onto love when your mind begins to fade. And even though the road ahead is uncertain, Alice walks it with grace, knowing that her story isn’t defined by its ending but by how she chooses to live each chapter. ❤️