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Childhood dementia should be more widely recognised, mother says
An affected mother says she cannot think of a worse diagnosis for a child than childhood dementia.
The mother of a two-year-old girl diagnosed with a form of childhood dementia has said she wants greater recognition of the term after their shock at what they felt was a lack of awareness.
Emily's daughter, Leni, was diagnosed with Sanfilippo Syndro... [1746 chars]
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