When your loved one's personality begins to fade away before your eyes, the reality can be as heart-wrenching as it is bewildering. Ken Cullen opens up to us with a raw and intimate account of his wife’s life-altering diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia—a condition that's recently gained attention with celebrities like Bruce Willis and Wendy Williams sharing their own battles. Ken's narrative pulls back the curtain on the day-to-day experiences, from the initial confusion over his wife's altered interactions with a family friend to the alarming call from his daughter's pediatrician that propelled them towards seeking medical answers.

Embracing both sorrow and snippets of joy, the episode traverses the spectrum of emotions that accompany a journey through dementia. Ken doesn't shy away from the tough questions or the harsh realities of the disease, recounting the punch of a caregiver's bleak prognosis and the determination to see his wife as the vibrant person she remained. Yet, within the shadows of struggle, we find light in their story—moments of participation and laughter as they plan their daughter's sweet sixteen, a celebration that also became an anchor in a sea of uncertainty. Ken's story is not just one of challenge, but also of love, resilience, and the power of family unity in the face of adversity.