Megan Worthy still recalls singing in a choir in the Australian capital, Canberra, as she was growing up.
Now, as a rare form of early-onset dementia chips away at her vision and other brain functions, the 58-year-old is transported back to her musical youth as she and her daughter, Bronte, sing together with other people with neurological conditions in an Amsterdam concert hall, the Concertgebouw.
“It’s pretty brutal,” Worthy said of her rare neurological condition. “I’m starting to lose…
Singing circle in Amsterdam offers benefits to dementia patients
