“I went to the FTD support group for the first time last night and came back feeling so much better…with so many answered questions. I now feel like I’m not alone.” Sandy, TX
AFTD’s main Facebook page keeps followers up to date on events, research, and the latest news. AFTD also has a private or “closed” Facebook group where members are invited to post their experiences and respond to discussion items on the page. Finally, AFTD offers a young adult Facebook group for people in their 20s and 30s who have a loved one with FTD; to join, email youngadults@theaftd.org and include the email address you used to open your Facebook account.
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