INDIANAPOLIS — A newly approved drug is a sign of hope for thousands of Hoosiers facing Alzheimer’s disease and the loved ones who care for them.
"I'm just, I feel overwhelmed. I've been very emotional today. Because now there's so much hope for other people with the same diagnosis that I have," Patricia Bishara said."When I heard the diagnosis, my first thoughts were, I won't remember my children and my grandchildren's names in five years," Bishara said.
"The new drug is called Kisunla. And it can slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease again when it's provided to those living in the early stages of the disease," Natalie Sutton, Chapter Executive of Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter said.
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