Published: October 30, 2018
Gladys Saroli’s frontotemporal dementia is a cruel disease but her husband, Jose, spends every day by her side
Gladys Saroli’s hand is warm and soft to the touch. She gives mine a gentle squeeze.
“Hola,” she greets me softly, but soon turns back to the daytime television that fills the common room. Her husband, Jose, is all smiles and handshakes beneath his black cap advertising Peru, the country of their birth, and observes: “Gladys, she look good and well.”
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