L'Alzheimer ens treu la nostra identitat?

Existencialisme Is Alzheimer's really a silent enemy? This question goes beyond a disease. Memories are one of the main pilars of our identity, therefore, if when you have Alzheimer's you lose your memories, what is our identity based on? We say that Alzheimer's is a silent enemy because dementia comes secretly, however, it leaves its mark, because memory is invisible but without it we are nobody.However, we learn that the essence of people goes beyond their memory. If we leave aside the material world, we are left with our essence, from which our memories are part. Even if we put aside our memories, what would we have left? The soul. In other words, the essence of people is preserved despite having Alzheimer's. Nuria Tarrés

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