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Jay Leno's Wife Struggles to Recognize Him Amid Dementia Battle
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"Jay Leno's Wife's Heartbreaking Alzheimer's Battle: Sometimes Does Not Recognize Him"
Jay Leno's wife, Mavis Leno, is experiencing declining health following her dementia diagnosis, with reports indicating that she sometimes does not recognize her husband and has cognitive impairment. Jay has filed for conservatorship to ensure her future care, and Mavis' court-appointed counsel has recommended the approval of Jay's petition as conservator of her estate. The couple's long-term, loving relationship is highlighted, and if granted, Jay will be responsible for making decisions based on the court's scope, with ongoing scrutiny by the court.
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