Richard M. Schulze Quotes

We've Had Numerous People Diagnosed With Alzheimer's Who Got Better; They Just Come Out Of It; They Are Leading Normal Lives Today. And Then, Of Course, What The Doctors Say Is It's Not Alzheimer's. You Run Into That Catch-22 All The Time. They Say, Well, It Was Probably Just A Temporary Premature Dementia, And They Write-off The Recovery To Preserve Their Ignorance.

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