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Cleveland Smith, Trey's father
A medical journalist/daughter reports about Frontotemporal Dementia.
DementiAwareness at the Memory Walk!
Please join me and Team DementiAwareness Oct. 2 at Syracuse's Long Branch Park for the annual Memory Walk, raising money for Alzheimer's care, research and support. Or, make a donation and let us walk in memory or honor of your loved one. Thank you!
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Cleveland Smith, Trey's father
About Me
- Amber Smith
- A newspaper-trained journalist with more than two decades of experience covering medicine, health, fitness and nutrition.
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