Four-time GRAMMY-nominated country artist Mickey Guyton is raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease with a heartfelt rendition of her song “How You Love Someone.” In this intimate behind-the-scenes interview for the Alzheimer’s Association Music Moments project, Guyton shares her personal connection to the cause through her grandmother.
“Music can transcend you to a moment in time shared with a loved one, and that’s the power of music and sound,” said Guyton. “A lot of who I am today and what brought me to country music is because of my grandma Rosemary, who had Alzheimer’s. I’m honored to release a new version of my song ‘How You Love Someone’ for the Alzheimer’s Association Music Moments campaign. I hope that people facing Alzheimer’s who hear this song can feel the love in the lyrics because, for me, it reminds me of the love and memories I shared with my grandma.”
Music Moments — a digital storytelling series — highlights the emotional connection between music and the moments in life that we never want to lose to Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.
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