In post-pandemic America, food banks are becoming a vital resource for working families. A recent Reddit post, however, has sparked concern. A financially secure 71-year-old woman, despite not needing the assistance, was repeatedly using food banks. Her daughter, feeling a mix of concern and embarrassment, took to Reddit to express her feelings. She noted that her mother had secure housing and upcoming trips abroad, yet continued to frequent food pantries for non-perishable goods. What began as an inquiry into her mother's odd behaviour soon transformed into a discussion about a deeper concern—could this behaviour be a sign of dementia?
