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Hey everyone, I wanted to bring up something that hasn't been discussed much about Tian You Li's case—the challenges posed by Alzheimer's disease itself. We often focus on the initial moment of disappearance, but we should also consider how difficult it must have been for him in the days leading up to that event. Alzheimer's can drastically change someone's ability to interact with their environment, even when they're familiar with it. It makes me wonder if there were any local initiatives back then to help individuals with Alzheimer's feel safer or more secure while navigating their neighborhoods. Were there programs in place that could have potentially prevented his disappearance? And if not, have there been any changes or improvements in the community to support those with similar challenges today? It's crucial for all of us to look at what preventative measures can be taken, both in terms of neighborhood safety and healthcare support, to make sure such tragic events don't happen in the future. If anyone has insights or knows more about community efforts in East Vancouver during that time, I'd love to hear about it. Thanks for reading and keep sharing information—it could help bring something to light.
