Alzheimer Collection

Glen Campbell and his Kim and one year old son Cal, in London. 19th April 1984 Campbell married to Kimberly " Kim" Woollen in 1982

Glen Campbell in London. 19th April 1984 See another frame in this set that shows Glen, his wife Kim and son Cal. Campbell married to Kimberly " Kim" Woollen in 1982

San SebastiᮮFestival 2010. Pasqual Maragall
MARAGALL i MIRA, Pasqual (1941). Catalan politician socialist. President of Generalitat de Catalunya (catalan autonomus government) from 2003 to 2006

Brain puzzle. Conceptual computer artwork of a human brain overlaid with a jigsaw puzzle pattern. This could represent research into a poorly understood brain condition such as Alzheimers disease

Forgetfulness, conceptual image
MODEL RELEASED. Forgetfulness, conceptual image. Post-it note stuck to a hand as a memory aid

Alzheimers disease
Conceptual computer artwork depicting Alzheimers disease and other brain disease

Building blocks with brain, artwork
Conceptual computer artwork of building blocks with the top view of a brain, representing Alzheimers desease or brain disorder

Memory moths, conceptual artwork

Lost your mind, conceptual artwork. Drawing of a mans head with a small man looking out the top of it searching for something, representing trying to regain lost memories

ApoE protein

Methylene blue, molecular model. Atoms are represented by spheres (carbon: light blue, nitrogen: dark blue, sulphur: yellow, hydrogen: mustard) with the bonds between them as bars

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"Remembering the Legends: Glen Campbell and Pasqual Maragall at San Sebastián Festival 2010" In a heartwarming display of resilience, music icon Glen Campbell and renowned politician Pasqual Maragall graced the stage together at the esteemed San Sebastián Festival in 2010. Despite their battles with Alzheimer's disease, these remarkable individuals showcased their unwavering spirit and talent. Glen Campbell, accompanied by his loving wife Kim and adorable one-year-old son Cal, captivated the audience with his timeless melodies. The London setting provided a picturesque backdrop for this iconic moment in history. On that memorable day in April 1984, another frame captured Glen's indomitable spirit as he shared his gift with the world. Meanwhile, Pasqual Maragall's presence at the festival shed light on an entirely different aspect of Alzheimer's - its impact on political figures. As a former mayor of Barcelona and president of Catalonia, Maragall bravely confronted his diagnosis while continuing to advocate for awareness and research into this debilitating condition. The repeated mention of San Sebastián Festival underscores its significance as a platform where individuals affected by Alzheimer's could showcase their talents despite their challenges. It served as a testament to human strength and determination in overcoming adversity. These frames from history remind us that even amidst darkness, there is always room for hope. Both Glen Campbell and Pasqual Maragall demonstrated immense courage by sharing their journeys openly with the world. Their stories serve as inspiration for millions facing similar struggles or supporting loved ones battling against Alzheimer's disease. As we reflect upon these moments captured in time, let us remember not only the incredible talent displayed but also recognize the importance of raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease. Together, we can strive towards finding better treatments, support systems, and ultimately work towards eradicating this devastating illness once and for all.