Dementia eliminates the ability to daydream, sufferers are "stuck in the moment"

By spider4sum
Dementia eliminates the ability to daydream, sufferers are "stuck in the moment": ​Daydreaming, or just letting your mind wander off from the current moment occupies our thoughts for a large part of every day. However, a study has revealed patients suffering from a kind of early-onset dementia may have lost the ability to do this and seem perpetually “stuck in the moment”.​

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