10 Ways, One Fight

10 types of dementia, it's not all the same

Each one is a battle, each has its own name

From Alzheimer's to the rare and unsure

Knowledge is power—let's find the right door

Number one's Alzheimer's, it's leading the charge

73% of cases, casting shadows and large

Memory fades first, but there's more in the mix

Language, visuals, and decisions take hits

Number two vascular, 18% leave marks

Ministrokes in the brain keep families in the dark

MRI's the answer, know the damage that's done

Treat the symptoms right and outcomes will run

FTD is next, 5%, and number three in line

Behavior shifts, empathy hits, personalities decline

Bruce Willis brought it to light—our action hero gets hit

His battle's a reminder that we need to fight this shit

Parkinson's at 3% takes the fourth-place spot

Motor skills first, then cognition gets caught

Michael J. Fox fights the battle each day

A symbol of strength, paving the way

Get the answers, change the game

10 forms of dementia are not the same

It's time to learn, time to fight, time to make it right

Get your ass into gear, no time for tears or fears

Lewy Body the fifth, less than 1% known

Hallucinations, tremors, cognitive zones blown

Visuals haunt patients, confusion takes hold

Early detection here is worth more than gold

Korsakoff is sixth, less than 1% found

Linked to booze and thiamine levels going down

Distorted drunk sounding memories, fabrications take flight

But catch it early, and you can make it right

Huntington's the seventh, rare genetics the cause

Movement disorders, memory hitting pause

It's a deadly decline, less than 1% face

But it's vital to know, so we can slow down the pace

PCA's at eight, vision in the brain

Objects unrecognizable and spatially strange

This condition shifts sight and rewires the frame

Another 1% rare type, but it plays a tough game

Get the answers, change the game

10 forms of dementia are not the same

It's time to learn, time to fight, time to make it right

Get your ass into gear, no time for tears or fears

NPH is next, under 1% blame

Pressure on cognition, fluid builds in the brain

Aint No Neil Patrick Harris, no performing on Broadway

Reversible too, if act right away

CJD is the last, the deadliest known

Prions attack fast, symptoms overthrown

It mimics Alzheimer's but speeds through the years

Within 12 to 24 months, death, every family's fear

And here's the kicker—about 20% of the time

Patients face more than one dementia combined

Knowing the difference, the tests to apply

Can save so many lives and help futures survive

Every mind deserves a fighting chance

The power to act is now in our hands

Not all dementias are created the same

Get a diagnosis—let's change the game