DUNNVILLE—For Andrea Bridge, living with frontal lobe dementia means a life full of challenges, anchored by an opportunity to serve her community through local organizations like MICE (Memory Inclusive Communities Everywhere), and the new Dementia Empowerment Network (DEN), which both help residents struggling with changes to their brain’s functionality and the impact it can have on their loved ones. “I…
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