17 Twelvemonth Erstwhile Takes On Alzheimer's Disease

“I would similar to live on somebody who is inward accuse of actually helping scrap this affliction (Alzheimer's). This is what I desire to focus my life on.” Max Wallack

By Bob DeMarco
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Max as well as his Great Grandmother Gertrude

I starting fourth dimension read a almost Max Wallack dorsum inward December, 2009. He was thirteen years old.

He caught my attending when he was named a 2009 Build-A-Bear Huggable Hero. For his endeavor he won $2,500. He as well as hence donated the $2,500 to the Boston University School of Medicine’s Alzheimer's Disease Center.

I wrote an article almost Max as well as almost 24 hours later on I received an e-mail from Max thanking me for writing almost him. That is when our human relationship began.

Max's nifty grandmother, Gertrude, lived amongst Alzheimer's as well as the Wallack identify unit of measurement took attention of her. I asked Max to write almost his experience. He did so, as well as wonderfully good I powerfulness add.

Along amongst a long listing of articles which yous tin flame honor past times searching his cite inward our Knowledge Base Max wrote: My Inspiration, as well as Our Life Changed.

Max of late turned 17.  He is straight off a neuroscience major at Boston University where he plans to earn an MD, as well as mayhap a PhD to larn along amongst it.

For those of yous that stimulate got been wondering what Max is upwards to these days, I wanted to convey this article that was of late written inward BU Magazine into your awareness - A 16-Year-Old Takes on a Disease of the Elderly.

Really amazing what a someone tin flame laissez passer on when they seat their hear to it.

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