JASON THOMPSON --Father/Husband/Son/ Brother/Uncle/Friend at only 46 years old he was diagnosed with a brain disease called FTD (Frontotemporal degeneration). There is no cure, there is no way to slow it down.
JASON THOMPSON --Father/Husband/Son/ Brother/Uncle/Friend at only 46 years old he was diagnosed with a brain disease called FTD (Frontotemporal degeneration). There is no cure, there is no way to slow it down.
I chose to support AFTD through the #FTDHotShotChallenge. Together, we can bring help and hope to support finding a cure for this devasting disease. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to my fundraiser, the process is fast, easy and secure. Thank you in advance for your support and please share my page with your contacts via email, social media and/or text message.
About FTD: Frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) is the most common form of dementia for people under the age of 60. It strikes in the prime of life, gradually eroding an individual’s personality: their ability to speak, make sound decisions, control their movements, behave within social norms and relate to those they love. FTD devastates familial relationships, finances and even the health of family caregivers themselves. Currently there are no approved treatments, and most providers lack knowledge of appropriate care. Average life expectancy is 7-13 years after the start of symptoms.
Stephanie Chris donated $50.50
Love you guys - let us know if there's anything more we can do to help! xoxo Paul, Steph and Mary Katherine
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