https://www.instagram.com/p/DK1KgmYB7Ji/ Dr. Beth Nolan shared a powerful reminder: people living with dementia are not to be pitied—they deserve dignity, respect, and connection. She reminded us that dementia is not always a terminal illness. For many, it’s a different journey—one that still holds purpose, autonomy, and connection. Dr. Beth and Puan Anita also speaks to the evolving role of the care partner—not as someone who takes over, but as someone who walks with the person living with dementia. It’s about growing together, honoring each other’s humanity, and maintaining equality in the relationship. Carepartnering is a two-way street. We don’t want to take power away—we want to support it. 💜 Let’s stop looking down on people with dementia. No one wants pity—what they need is understanding, inclusion, and love. 🎧 Watch the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu1y2MXfxlY&t=279s #realconversationswithanita #dementiaawareness #mentalhealthmatters #identitybeyondlabels #respectnotpity #livedexperiencematters #miasamalaysia #humanizedementia