Wah Ho Chan, living with Alzheimer's, speaks at the Walk to End Alzheimer's in Silicon Valley
I’ve been married to Martha for 30 years. We have two daughters who are now adults and a granddaughter who just started kindergarten.
I moved to the Bay Area because of my best friend from seventh grade David. He ended up here, and when I came to visit him, I decided to stay. We were going to make movies. We took film classes at De Anza College, and then I worked there, first as an assistant and later as a teacher. I got into the Stanford film program, became a cameraman and did that work for 30+ years.
About four years ago, my wife and daughters noticed something that seemed to be more than my usual forgetfulness. I couldn’t do simple math anymore and I couldn’t figure out how to put things together that I would have done in my sleep before. Continue reading “On a Personal Note…Wah Ho Chan” »
