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You're working hard in the morning, aren't you?
Oh, really? Thank you very much.
Um, this...
Oh, you bought it for me?
People working hard in various places in the Tokai region
spend their precious time with SKE48, which refreshes their hearts.
Ms. Yoko Kondo, who lives in Nakamura-ku, Nagoya City.
Eleven years ago, she was diagnosed with postnatal Alzheimer's diagnosis.
What kind of life do you usually lead?
I go to day services three times a week.
Other than day services, I go to erotic homes and volunteer and dance.
That's cool!
Ms. Kondo is actually doing something to make use of her own experience.
In Aichi Prefecture, I'm working as a hope ambassador for postnatal diagnosis.
I'm encouraging people to speak up and promote postnatal diagnosis.
Oh, that's great!
While working as an ambassador, she has her own thoughts.
It's an aging society, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
And postnatal diagnosis is still considered a scary disease.
Even without postnatal diagnosis, people can still talk and move like me.
I'd like many people to know about it, so I'm talking about it.
If I say, "I'm glad you came to the park today," I feel encouraged.
I felt that it's not scary.
I'd like people to have a better understanding of Alzheimer's like me.
Maybe I'll get Alzheimer's someday.
Maybe it won't be strange even if it happens tomorrow.
Instead of being afraid of it, let's have fun and be positive.
I think it's wonderful.
Knowing recognition makes you smile all the time.
The moment when you can refresh yourself is...
Beautiful