“In the middle of the night my husband woke up and didn’t recognize me. He yelled at me because he thought I was an intruder in our own home. I was able to calm him down, but the event really scared me and made me think about what could have happened if he had a gun.”

“My mom has dementia and lives with me, and I don’t know what to do about our guns. I like to have a weapon at home for protection, but I worry about my mom finding it. I feel like I have to make a decision soon to keep her safe.

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“My doctor diagnosed me with early dementia. I feel good now, but I want to make plans for what to do with my rifles once I’m not safe to go hunting anymore. It’s hard to think about, but I’d rather make these decisions myself.”

“My dad was the one to teach me about guns and how to use them safely. Ever since his dementia diagnosis, I’ve been thinking more about our guns at home. He’s always kept me safe, so it’s my turn to keep him safe now. ”