At just 41 years old, Fraser was diagnosed with Younger Onset Alzheimer’s—a reality that could have easily led to despair.

Instead, he chose to face his diagnosis with an attitude of resilience and determination.

In his deeply personal video, Dementia – Living Life, Fraser shares his candid thoughts on coming to terms with his condition, the struggles with mental health, and the importance of pushing forward to experience life fully.

With raw honesty, he reflects on how his diagnosis initially inspired him to seize the moment and pursue the things he always wanted to do.

However, as time passed, the weight of his condition took a toll on his mental well-being, making motivation harder to sustain.

In an effort to break out of this cycle, Fraser takes his first steps toward an adventure he has long dreamed of—hiking and camping overnight.

Through moments of humor, frustration, and self-discovery, he reminds us all that life is unpredictable, and the best way to face it is by simply living in the present.

Fraser’s journey is a powerful testament to the human spirit, the importance of pushing beyond fear and self-doubt, and the reminder that life is, despite its challenges, still worth embracing.

Watch the full video below to follow Fraser’s inspiring story.