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Where Memories Go: Why Dementia Changes Everything

Scottish broadcaster Sally Magnusson reads her moving account of her mother's long struggle with dementia. Abridged by Sara Davies

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The music tracks used in the programme are Laura Bhisa and Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh by .

In the book, Sally Magnusson describes how singing long-familiar songs helped her mother Mamie to stay more connected to her family and to her own identity. The experience inspired Sally to set up a website, which includes playlists from Graham Norton and the Downton Abbey cast: