This is so painfully true. My mum’s partner has LBD. It’s still considered obscure: the diagnosis only came after she pushed and pushed. But it’s insidious - t

This is so painfully true. My mum’s partner has LBD. It’s still considered obscure: the diagnosis only came after she pushed and pushed. But it’s insidious - the inevitable, relentless breakdown of a human being. Two years ago he was a bright, independent man, with an active social life, a dozen interests and a retirement to look forward to. Now he can’t sit down in a chair without missing and she can’t leave him alone for more than a couple of hours.