As an Ambassador of Alzheimer’s Society, Sir Jonathan Pryce CBE, a Welsh actor who is known pens a heartfelt letter to The Swindonian, rallying readers to back the Forget Me Not Appeal, a crucial initiative by Alzheimer’s Society to aid those affected by dementia.
In his poignant message, Sir Jonathan sheds light on the staggering impact of dementia, with over 900,000 individuals in the UK grappling with its effects. Despite the challenges, he remains optimistic about the strides made in research and support, thanks to the concerted efforts of organizations like Alzheimer’s Society.
Drawing from personal experience, Sir Jonathan underscores the importance of standing in solidarity with those affected by dementia. He shares his poignant connection to the cause, honouring his late aunt through his support for the Forget Me Not Appeal.
Sir Jonathan calls upon readers to join the cause this May by donning the Forget Me Not badge, symbolising remembrance and solidarity. By contributing to the appeal and wearing the badge proudly, individuals can make a tangible difference in the lives of those living with dementia.
Through a range of activities and avenues for involvement, including volunteering and fundraising, Sir Jonathan urges readers to engage with the Forget Me Not Appeal and demonstrate their support for the cause.
To participate and make a meaningful impact, visit alzheimers.org.uk/forgetmenot and embrace the opportunity to honour loved ones affected by dementia.
In closing, Sir Jonathan leaves readers with a poignant question: “This little blue flower has come to represent remembrance – I’ll be wearing mine for my Aunt. Who will you wear yours for?”
