Hero pilot Sully who saved 155 lives says he's been diagnosed with heartbreaking condition

Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, famous for his remarkable landing of a damaged plane on the Hudson River 17 years ago, is now grappling with Alzheimer's disease. At 75, Sully revealed that he's in the early stages of the condition, which may affect his memory and recall. This diagnosis adds a new layer of personal challenge for the hero pilot, who saved 155 lives in a harrowing incident that remains a significant moment in aviation history. The news underscores the broader struggles faced by those with Alzheimer's and the ongoing need for research and support for the disease.