In this talk, Munah explores the poignant experience of curating her mother’s memories as she navigates the challenges of frontotemporal dementia. Despite the uncertainty of her understanding, revisiting stories from her past—about her childhood, her parents, and our shared moments—brings her immense joy. Munah shares how these relived memories spark smiles, laughter, and even tears, transforming their interactions into cherished experiences. It’s a journey of connection, reminding us that the emotions tied to our stories can resonate deeply, creating meaningful moments amidst the complexities of memory loss. Munah Bagharib is a dynamic presenter and accomplished actress, known for her work on both stage and screen. She gained recognition for her performances in “Lost Cinema 20/20” (2021), earning a nomination for Best Actress, and “G*d Is A Woman” (2023), which won Production of the Year at The Straits Times Life. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx