
29-Year-Old Single Mom Faces Rare Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Erin Kelly, a 29-year-old Australian single mother, has been diagnosed with a rare genetic form of early-onset Alzheimer's disease, inheriting the PSEN1 mutation from her mother. She is experiencing early symptoms and is seeking treatment options like Leqembi to slow progression, while also trying to protect her young daughter from the diagnosis. Her family has started a fundraiser to help afford treatment not covered by Australian public health services.

