What remains when thoughts slowly fade? "I Don't Think About It" is not a medical treatise, but a poetic, authentic, and entertaining non-fiction book about a fate many fear—but hardly anyone describes in this way. It's a book about living with Alzheimer's before everything is lost—and about how much joy is still possible despite everything. When Jo Failer received his diagnosis of early-stage Alzheimer's at the age of 51, he was still in the prime of his life: employed, father of two young children, and surrounded by many friends. His book is an attempt to make the disease visible while he still can. Not through statistics, not through clichés – but through real, personal moments. New