@dailymail: Alzheimer's doesn't just affect the person living with the disease – it can change the lives of entire families, including children and young people. More than 55 million people worldwide were living with dementia in 2019, with the WHO projecting this could rise to 139 million by 2050. In England, more than one in four young people surveyed said they had cared for someone with dementia, while an estimated 1 million children and young people under 18 are young carers across the UK. For many, this means taking on adult responsibilities while trying to balance school, friendships and growing up. As dementia cases continue to rise, recognizing and supporting young carers is more important than ever. Help us support those caring for loved ones with dementia. Donate to Dementia Carers Together via the link in our bio 💙 @Alzheimer’s Society 📸 Getty

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Daily mail just be making up shit atp

Annie :

Kids caring for parents early. So sad.

BigOrange321 :

As an orange, what do you humans mean?

Gabe :

this not normal?

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Hi

Isa.p :

Isn’t this supposed to be normal? Parents grandparents do everything for us we owe this much at least we can never repay what they did but we can try to return it.

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This comment section is so disrespectful

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Fact

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Damm so we all just here early

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What kind of news is this? People dont care for their loved ones before school? What?

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