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2. forum.alzheimers.org.uk › threads › frontotemporalanyone else dealing with it? - Dementia Support Forum

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   Aug 4, 2018 · There is also a group called the FTD support forum which is similar to talking point but is for people who are supporting a person who has FTD. I am sorry that you are dealing with this very stressful illness as I am also caring for my husband who has it. Hope you can find those sites.

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   The FTD Support Forum offers online support for caregivers and patients. Find Help From support groups to printable checklists, we have helpful resources whether you are newly diagnosed, a caregiver or a family member.

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5. forum.alzheimers.org.uk › threads › ftdFTD - Dementia Support Forum

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   Mar 10, 2020 · FTD is also frequently referred to as frontotemporal dementia, frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), or Pick’s disease. How does FTD differ from Alzheimer’s disease? 1) Different symptoms. FTD brings a gradual, progressive decline in behavior, language or movement, with memory usually relatively preserved. 2) It typically strikes younger.

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   SUPPORT. There are support groups around the world for people and families affected by FTD. We are part of an international consortium bringing those groups together called World FTD United. In the UK, we help to run support groups for people and families affected by FTD through Rare Dementia Support: FTD Support Group: focused on carers of ...

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   Where can I find support for a person with FTD?

   • There is also a group called the FTD support forum which is similar to talking point but is for people who are supporting a person who has FTD. I am sorry that you are dealing with this very stressful illness as I am also caring for my husband who has it. Hope you can find those sites. canary Registered User Feb 25, 2014 23,291 0 South coast

   Frontotemporal Dementia - anyone else dealing with it?

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   Are there support groups for people and families affected by FTD?

   • There are support groups around the world for people and families affected by FTD. We are part of an international consortium bringing those groups together called World FTD United. In the UK, we help to run support groups for people and families affected by FTD through Rare Dementia Support:

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   Where can I find information about FTD?

   • There is lots of information on the AFTD website www.aftd.com. There is also a group called the FTD support forum which is similar to talking point but is for people who are supporting a person who has FTD. I am sorry that you are dealing with this very stressful illness as I am also caring for my husband who has it. Hope you can find those sites.

   Frontotemporal Dementia - anyone else dealing with it?

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   What are the different types of FTD support groups?

   • FTD Support Group: focused on carers of people with any form of FTD. PPA Support Group: focused on people with PPA and their carers and family members. Familial FTD Support Group: focused on at-risk family members from genetic FTD families. For more information on genetic FTD and living at-risk of familial FTD click here.

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   Where can I find information about AFTD?

   • #12 Hi Littlebear, There is lots of information on the AFTD website www.aftd.com. There is also a group called the FTD support forum which is similar to talking point but is for people who are supporting a person who has FTD.

   Frontotemporal Dementia - anyone else dealing with it?

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   How difficult is it to deal with FTD?

   • These behaviours are very difficult to deal with. Although my OH now 78 didn't have a diagnosis of FTD but Alzheimers we were told that the frontotempural lobe damage was substantial and was the cause of the changed behaviour. It was explained to me as 'having no filter' on some occassions.

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8. forum.alzheimers.org.uk › threads › ftdFTD - Dementia Support Forum

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   Apr 6, 2024 · Hello @Postmill and welcome to the Dementia Support Forum, you will find support and understanding here, and there are quite a few members who have experience of FTD. You might also find this link to the Rare Dementia Support website useful as it contains a lot of information and resources specific to FTD: