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Help & Support: Understanding & Managing Agitation in FTD
Understanding & Managing Agitation in FTD One of FTD’s hallmark symptoms is difficulty communicating. FTD causes atrophy…
May’s Volunteer of the Month: Deb Millis
When Deb Millis’ husband was diagnosed with FTD five years ago, after showing signs of decline throughout…
Words of Encouragement: Golden Oldies, Golden Memories
Golden Oldies, Golden Memories by Chelsi Bisbey When we walked into my mom’s assisted living facility during…
May’s Athlete of the Month: Debbie Fenoglio
AFTD’s Athlete of the Month for May is Debbie F. from Colorado. Debbie uses the Charity Miles…
Help & Support: Understanding an FTD-ALS Diagnosis
May is ALS Awareness Month, a month dedicated to increasing awareness of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and advocacy…
April’s Athlete of the Month: Zoy Kocian
Our AFTD-Team Athlete of the Month for April is Zoy Kocian from Texas. Zoy uses the Charity…
Words of Encouragement: Emma & Her King
Emma & Her King by Kristen Medica, FTD Wife & Mother A few weeks ago, I decided to…
Help & Support: Resources & Recommendations for Secondary Care Partners and Caregivers
Typically, managing care for someone with FTD is not a one-person job. In many FTD families, an…
Words of Encouragement: I Love You More
I Love You More by Deanna Lindberg As an only child, I’ve always had a special connection…
March’s Volunteer of the Month: Amy Canavan
AFTD’s volunteer of the month for the month of March is Amy Canavan. In 2016, Amy’s husband,…
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