Dad, 30, becomes one of Britain’s youngest Alzheimer’s victims
- 5 years ago
A dad-of-two has become one of Britain's youngest Alzheimer's victims after being diagnosed at the age of 30.
Daniel Bradbury inherited the devastating disease from his father and has been warned his 18-month-old twins have a 50 per cent chance of developing it in later life.
He began showing symptoms of the disease in July last year when he lost his engineering job because bosses said he was "under-performing".
Daniel Bradbury inherited the devastating disease from his father and has been warned his 18-month-old twins have a 50 per cent chance of developing it in later life.
He began showing symptoms of the disease in July last year when he lost his engineering job because bosses said he was "under-performing".