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AFTD Volunteer Nanci Anderson As care partner for Gary, her husband of 38 years, AFTD Volunteer Nanci…
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“For so long we wondered what was going on with Mom,” says Amber Dickson. Her mother’s behavior…
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After experiencing FTD firsthand as a care partner for his wife Cathy, David Pfeifer felt compelled to…
The Beach Walk, af Marc Toles
The summer of 2007 was proving to be one of the most difficult times in our marriage. The…
Oversvømmet med lyd, af Tim Ramsey
We first noticed Dad’s hearing loss when he was in his early sixties. He would ask us…
Digt af Lori Ruhlman
One of the difficult aspects of FTD is that the loved one is still physically present. In…
Frontotemporal Dementia Sucks, by Robin Albright
A wife describes the heartbreak of learning of her husband’s diagnosis and the struggles of managing the…
Reflecting on Hope, by Robin Albright
While having a particularly bad day, Robin Albright chooses to see that there is hope. Click here…
Gennem en viceværts øjne
In this essay, a husband describes his path to accepting his wife’s diagnosis. Click here to read.
Caregiver, by Maureen Walsh
This poem describes one caregiver’s experience with the toll caregiving exacts.