My grandma soon won't know who I am. Here's what Alzheimer’s has taught me about love

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However, she didn’t realize it would challenge her ideas of unconditional love, identity and acceptance." width="620" />

When Edlyn To's grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, she thought she knew what it meant: memory loss, confusion, forgetfulness.

However, she didn’t realize it would challenge her ideas of unconditional love, identity and acceptance.