What does a person with memory issues look like? Are you blissfully unaware? In this exclusive, Canadians with memory loss answer often-asked questions.

In this NOW with Dave Brown Highlight: Issues of food insecurity continue to grow in Canada. Madison Maguire from Second Harvest reviews findings from their annual “Hungry for Change” report.

Can I pet your service or guide dog? Is it cruel to have one? Canadians share what it’s like to have a service or guide dog.

Did the relationship with your significant other survive? Do you still have time to have sex? Meet forthright Canadian parents who navigate endless worry and harsh judgements on a constant basis.

Have you ever felt embarrassed by your parent’s disability? Did you ever take advantage of their disability? Canadians give us a candid view on what it’s like to have a parent who is disabled.

Did your brain injury affect your intelligence? Will you ever get back to normal? Meet Canadians who discuss the stereotypes and frustrations associated with brain injury.

What does a person with memory issues look like? Are you blissfully unaware? Memory loss is unique to each person. We meet Canadians who candidly share their experiences with this invisible disability.

Were you in an accident? Can I touch your burn scars? Are people afraid of you? Canadians talk about their journeys and the stigmas they face as burn survivors.

You’re not really disabled, are you? Are you really in pain, or do you just want to get high off pain meds? These outspoken Canadians set the record straight on the stigmas and realities of chronic pain.

You look so happy; how can you be depressed? Can’t you just snap out of it? Meet Canadians who share their moving stories and break down taboos around depression.