A CT man pushing for a diagnosis got a devastating one. Then he learned of ‘amazing breakthroughs’

Lee Ross knew there was a problem when he was starting to search for words, or couldn’t finish a sentence. He was right. Ross, 61, a married father of two adult sons, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s disease. The diagnosis did not come easy. “Given my background, I had been noticing for a couple years that I could not remember things like I used to,” said Ross, an attorney who has ...