George King, a UK citizen living in Atlanta, Georgia, has spent his life as an artist working across film, theater, writing, and photography. After noticing changes in his short-term memory while playing a word game on his phone, a neurologist confirmed a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Today, King is on a maintenance dose of the progression-slowing treatment Leqembi and actively documents his journey on Instagram at @dancing.with.delirium.

In this live conversation, King will share his personal story about:

• Recognizing the early signs of cognitive change

• Navigating the path to a formal diagnosis

• Living with Alzheimer’s and managing treatment

• Using art, photography, and storytelling as a powerful form of patient advocacy

Cost: Free

Organizer: Being Patient

Location: Live Virtual Event

(Note: This event is part of the "Journey to Diagnosis" series sponsored by Eisai. The sponsor has no role in choosing guests, shaping questions, or reviewing content).

RSVP: https://beingpatient.com/event/george-king-on-art-advocacy-and-facing-an-alzheimers-diagnosis/