My mother Edna was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2004, and for the next four years I looked after her at home… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
Some people living with dementia may become anxious in crowds and traffic jams. — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
It's the pleasure of the moment that really matters to someone with dementia. — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
In my experience, there are good days and bad days when caring for someone with a memory-impairment condition such as dementia, but… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
When someone has dementia you just have to inhabit their parallel universe with them. There is nothing to be gained from challenging… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
Some restaurants and cafes are very dementia friendly - having a quick chat with a staff member when you arrive will help… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
Being able to feel the wind on their face or smell fish and chips in the air gives those living with dementia… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
When mum was diagnosed in 2004 there was a stigma attached to the condition and people didn't really talk about it. But… — Angela Rippon Copy Share Image
I don't own a yacht or a flashy car. I've always had safe cars because I do so much driving. I don't think I've… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
I think more and more people are becoming much more sensitive to what they do with their money when they die, especially if they… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
Whenever there's a speciality dance, such as the Charleston or the Argentine Tango, 'Strictly' enlists expert choreographers to work with the professional dancers. — Angela Rippon Copy Share
Remember, your bank will never call and ask you to hand over account numbers or say you must swap money from one account to… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
My mother Edna was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2004, and for the next four years I looked after her at home with the… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
If I want to get in touch with someone, I pick up a phone, I send them an e-mail or I write them a… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
I grew up playing amid the rubble - a real-life adventure playground. We used to build dolls' houses out of bricks from the demolished… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
There has been sexism in broadcasting for a very long time. Fortunately when I started in broadcasting there wasn't because nobody had thought of… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
If your hair looks a mess, you feel a mess. And that's the one thing guaranteed to sap a woman's self-confidence. No matter how… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
I would never cast aspersions about another broadcaster, and I do agree that prime time television is ageist, of course it is. But the… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
Fraud has boomed during the covid crisis, with losses hitting a record 2 billion. That is why it's imperative the Government does something to… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
My mother, Edna, was a seamstress and my father, John, was a Royal Marine, and at war when I was born - so I… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
Dance is not just good for you physically, but emotionally and psychologically. — Angela Rippon Copy Share
I've been around dancers a lot in my career, working on the fringes as an observer, but actually being part of it is heaven. — Angela Rippon Copy Share
Well, if you don't like fresh air, clotted cream or Devon fudge, Tavistock might not be your cup of tea but I suspect you'll… — Angela Rippon Copy Share
