These Touching Photos Show What Early Onset Dementia Looks Like

1/11 This was taken in 2005 or so. At this point, Jacquie had Pick's Disease, but it had been misdiagnosed as menopause. She would be about 48 here.

2/11 On the beach, around 2010. Lots of Jacquie around. She can't remember too much hough.

3/11 2010 again. Riding on the back of dad's motorbike was one of her favourite things to do. She got quite terrified when the helmets were on, but once moving had a blast. This had to stop in 2011, when an on-bike paranoia attack nearly caused an accident.

4/11 Beach-time walks. Weight is falling off. Conversation is non-existent.

5/11 The birth of her first grandchild. She had been looking forward to being a grandmother for years.

6/11 Still knows how to party. #yolo.

7/11 Cuddles with her 14 month old grandson. He's very careful with her, knows she's special.

8/11 She doesn't walk very much anymore. And she has lost a large amount of weight.

9/11 Fun times at the beach. She's 58 here. Her eyes aren't always open, and if they are, she's staring into the void.

10/11 Sometime's we'll move to her to beanbags on the floor.

11/11 She still smiles and laughs sometimes. I have no idea why. I really hope she dies soon.