Wendy Williams is now ‘permanently disabled, legally incapacitated’ after dementia diagnosis, reports say
According to People, documents show that Williams’ court-appointed guardian now says the 60-year-old is “cognitively impaired, permanently disabled and legally incapacitated.” The former talk show host’s court-ordered guardianship began in April 2022 following her ongoing health issues that include Graves' disease, lymphedema and alcohol abuse.
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Find out why leading dementia academic Professor June Andrews is appealing for all nurses to make dementia their business.
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