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Report shows effects of Alzheimer’s in KY, the disease ‘you can’t see’

Before Reda Harrison was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, she worked 10-hour days as a surgery coordinator in Lexington.  Always “an organized person,” Harrison “knew something was wrong” when, in 2018, she started feeling confused and lost at work.  Waking at 5 a.m. for work, the 65-year-old Nicholasville woman said she eventually “made an index card […]

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