Your decisions shape how Anthony experiences reality—slipping through time, place, and identity as dementia rewires his world. In this intimate, disorienting journey, you navigate fragmented memories, shifting relationships, and the slow erosion of self. Who can he trust when even his mind betrays him?

I never thought the day Mom forgot my name would be the same day I found out she loved me more than life itself. The doctors called it early-onset dementia. But as I sift through her hidden journals, faded recipes, and voice memos meant for no one but me, I realize her love isn’t fading—it’s fighting. And now, I have to decide how far I’m willing to go to remember her, even if she can’t remember me.