FTD Dementia Caregiver Support – Fairfield County, CT

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Fairfield County FTD Caregiver Support Group

Posted by Ed Fitzgerald

A new FTD Caregiver Support Group is being formed in Fairfield County in 2016. Anyone who is interested in participating should contact me via email.

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Tagged AFTD, Caregiver, Caregiver Support Group, FTD

Dec·11

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  • Using the iPad with a Person who has Dementia A way to keep a loved one with dementia engaged in activities using technology.
  • What is FTD? Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)–the fourth most common cause of dementia–is a group of disorders that occur when the nerve cells in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain are damaged, causing the lobes to shrink.

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