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The article presents case studies of elderly patients with slowly diagnosed dementia, challenging initial diagnoses of rapidly progressive dementia. It emphasizes the importance of thorough examinations and history-taking to identify cognitive deficits early, highlighting the societal normalization of cognitive impairment in aging and advocating for increased awareness and social participation in recognizing early stages of cognitive impairment.