Photographer encourages Dubbo businesses to become dementia-friendly

Sarah Falson
Updated January 19 2022 - 5:14pm, first published 1:00pm
Family first: Danielle - pictured with her nan Betty and pop Mack, who has dementia - is taking steps to learn more about Mack's condition. Photo: DANIELLE BENTICK FISTR
Family first: Danielle - pictured with her nan Betty and pop Mack, who has dementia - is taking steps to learn more about Mack's condition. Photo: DANIELLE BENTICK FISTR

Danielle Bentick Fistr didn't realise how disorientated her pop, Mack Bentick, had become until she moved in with him and her nan while her family was building a house.

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Sarah Falson

Sarah Falson

Journalist, ACM

Daily Liberal journalist. I love telling people's stories. Get in touch at sarah.falson@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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