Lost and Found: Why Losing Our Memories Doesn't Mean Losing Ourselves

Lost and Found is a BBC Radio 4 five-part documentary that explores the lives of people with dementia, brain injury, and other neurological disorders. It is a poignant and consoling book that blends stories of her patients with profound insights on what makes us who we are.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 304 pages
\n Publication date: 07 February 2019
\n Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
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NOW A BBC RADIO 4 FIVE-PART DOCUMENTARY


Exquisite . . . a book for anyone with a loved one with dementia.


In Montague's hands, this landscape is rendered more bearable.




Irish Times


A profoundly moving book.


Jules Montague is writing about what it is to be human and the surprising fragility of our sense of self.




Daily Mail


Who do you become when your mind misbehaves?


Neurologist Dr Jules Montague blends stories of her patients experiencing dementia, brain injury, and other neurological disorders with profound insights on what makes us who we are.




At once poignant and consoling, this revelatory book explores how we lose ourselves and those around us - and how we can be found again.




Lost and Found


is a fascinating and timely examination of what happens to the person left behind when memories disappear, personality changes, and consciousness is disrupted.

\n Weight: 208g\n
Dimension: 128 x 196 x 19 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781473646964\n \n