Frontotemporal Dementia is discussed in this article in People magazine. It's amazing to see the strides that The Association for...

Marie just saw AFTD's Public Service Announcement while watching TV! Watch it here!

Today would have been Bob's 61st Birthday!

The following ad was placed in the New York Times on Sunday to kick off FTD Awareness Week on 9/25/2016.

Don't forget to add #endFTD to your social media posts this week! Here are a few samples that we've used.

It's World FTD Awareness Week! The Today Show featured a caretaker and physician this morning. Check it out here! #endFTD

Thank you once again to Marie's niece/Michelle's cousin, Julie for walking in the York, PA Walk to End Alzheimer's (and other dementias)...

Thanks to Discovery Communications, AFTD's PSA is being featured in broadcasts throughout this month on a variety of TV stations! View...

The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD) has released a new awareness video. Learn a little about FTD, then share it with...

Today would have been Bob's 60th! Marie and Michelle typically celebrate his birthday each year, but are housebound thanks to a Blizzard....

FTD is among the forms of dementia targeted by US Congress for a cure by the year 2025. #endFTD

World FTD Awareness Week brings ten countries from across the globe together in the fight against FTD. #UnitedStates #endFTD

FTD’s course runs from 2 to more than 20 years. On average, death occurs 8 years from the onset of symptoms. #endFTD

On average, it takes 3.6 years from the onset of symptoms for diagnosis, leaving families in the dark far too long. #endFTD

More than half of behavioral variant FTD cases are first misdiagnosed as a psychiatric condition. In our experience, FTD was first...

FTD presents with dramatic changes in behavior, language, or movement—not memory loss. One thing Marie and Michelle miss most about Bob...

Conservatively, there are 50,000 diagnosed in the U.S. alone. Marie and Michelle's husband/father, Bob Sykes, Jr, was among those facing...

FTD is the most common dementia for people under 60. Today we’re raising awareness in honor of Bob Sykes Jr. #endFTD

A full page ad will be Sunday (tomorrow's) The New York Times about FTD. www.theaftd.org/LearnMore

AFTD has launched a Public Service Announcement to help spread the word about FTD and the great work they're doing to learn more about...