Where do you live

bjtm1969 · June 17

We live in central Wisconsin where the winters can be harsh but beautiful. This spring/early summer has been wonderful with low humidity and no Canadian wildfire smoke! We have been able to take short walks and sit outside and enjoy the wildlife.

cb4jb · June 18

Carrollton, GA—about 60 miles west of Atlanta, beginning of the foothills of the Appalachians.

JC5 · June 18

Westchester County New York about an hour north from NYC

howhale · June 18

Waleska, GA northwest of Atlanta.

Karen711 · June 18

North Bay Area, Northern California

yardman49 · June 21

We live in Central Florida Lake Placid area

SDianeL · June 22

Tampa Florida. Born here. Hot & humid but mild winters! Go Rays!

trottingalong · June 22

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/275073#Comment_275073

My husband and I are from Woodland, ca. used to take the kids to Apple Hill. 18 years ago we retired to the redwoods in Northern California. The Roseville area is almost unrecognizable to me these days. My how things change.

blacksparky · June 22

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/275651#Comment_275651

I remember when the only thing in Roseville was Denios Farmers Market.

Chris_D · June 22

On the coast south of San Francisco.

Chance Rider · June 22

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/275676#Comment_275676

Beautiful area! My husband was born and raised in SF and I grew up in Monterey.

Mappelquist · June 23

Northern Wisconsin

howhale · June 23

Watching the posts regarding our locations caused me to wonder about the incidence of dementia related disease in different places. I found one source of information of interest from the University of Chicago from 2021 and 2020. It is a table that allows you to select a variety of filters. Thought I would post the link for anyone interested.

https://www.dementiadatahub.org/explore-data/compare-by-state.html

I feel sure there are other sources of data on this but this was the first I checked.