When it comes to taking care of your #MentalHealth, you don’t have to do it alone. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay in touch with a community of people who understand what you’re going through.
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Reaching a diagnosis of #hATTR#amyloidosis means you can finally take the next steps in defining your path and considering treatment options. Visit our website to learn more about treatment options that may be available to you.
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Being diagnosed with #hATTR#amyloidosis can be overwhelming, frightening, and hard to process. Here are a few #MentalHealth tips to help you cope with your emotions following a diagnosis
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When Hailey received her positive diagnosis of #hATTR#amyloidosis, she couldn’t help but think about how this may impact her future family’s well-being. Share how this rare disease has impacted your family, just as Hailey has.
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Since #hATTR#amyloidosis is passed down through family members, learning about a diagnosis amongst your relatives can be scary and may impact your own #MentalHealth – but there is help. Genetic testing can help confirm or rule out a diagnosis – learn more.
Watching your loved one navigate the impacts #hATTR#amyloidosis can bring up many challenging emotions that may affect your own #MentalHealth. Don’t keep your feelings to yourself, reach out to other family members that are going through the same thing.
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Living without a diagnosis means living in uncertainty, which can put a strain on your #MentalHealth. Being your own health advocate can help facilitate a diagnosis so you can move forward in certainty. Visit our website to learn more about #hATTR#amyloidosis.
When it comes to #hATTR#amyloidosis, the journey arriving to and following a diagnosis can be an emotional rollercoaster. With May being Mental Health Awareness month, put your feelings into words and share how your #MentalHealth has been impacted by this rare disease.
Today marks #WorldPortugueseLanguageDay – a day dedicated to raising awareness of the history, culture and use of the Portuguese language. If you’re Portuguese, use your voice to communicate your potential increased likelihood of having #hATTR#amyloidosis with your family.
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No matter what part of the #hATTR#amyloidosis journey you are on, you are not alone. Support and resources are available to you every step of the way. Visit our website to learn more.
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Offered to you by @Amyloidosisfdn, #SpringIntoAction and take part in the patient education activity “The ABCs of Amyloidosis: The Journey From Diagnosis to Treatment” today.
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Your journey to a diagnosis of #hATTR#amyloidosis is only half the battle. #SpringIntoAction and define your path after your confirmed diagnosis by learning about the treatment options available to you.
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If your family tree reveals a history, if you belong to one of the founder groups, and/or if you have some of the red-flag symptoms of #hATTR#amyloidosis, #SpringIntoAction and ask your doctor about genetic testing.
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To Angel, to #SpringIntoAction is to look at your roots and learn about your family history. Only then can you move forward in your #hATTR#amyloidosis diagnostic journey. Share your diagnostic story below just as Angel has.
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#hATTR#amyloidosis is a disease that is passed down through family members, so it’s important to #SpringIntoAction and ask the right questions about your family history this holiday period.
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With Spring in the air, it’s time to #SpringIntoAction and take your health in your hands by learning about #hATTR#amyloidosis. Visit our website to learn about how this rare disease may affect you and your family.
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#MarchForhATTR#hATTR#amyloidosis is a rare hereditary disease, meaning it’s passed down through family members. Talk to your doctor about genetic testing if you or someone in your family is suspected of being a carrier.
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