After more than two years in the making and many revisions, Where Did You Go? has finally come to be! This groundbreaking artistic interpretation of a woman living alone without knowledge of her changing condition provides the film world with a peek into the world of living unsupported with LBD. British filmmaker and director, Jay Jones and his team have completed this short film and have already received festival awards and recognition for its value and artistic impact. They are seeking additional support and funding to expand its reach. The goal for this film is to open the door for discussion of the risks we run when we live without awareness of this condition. Please scroll down to read more about this unique project. 

 

 

In a recent article published by Neurolgy.org, Susan Schneider Williams, Robin Williams widow, chronicles their journey in trying to figure out what was happening to her husband. It is clear that his progression was dramatic and severe. What is less apparent, however, is the possible difference in life experience they might have had if LBD had been explored as a possible cause and supportive measures had been put in place. What if Robin Williams had known that he was not causing his own symptoms, and that they were fluctuating, and that he could talk about all of his symptoms without fear of stigma and labeling? What if medication management had been more carefully considered, given the pattern of symptoms? It is possible he may have still chosen to end his life when he did, but it is possible he could have done it with less fear, isolation, and dread.