By Kathy Chase People think they understand FSHD when they hear the words “muscular dystrophy.” I thought I did too. I imagined weakness. Difficulty walking. Maybe a wheelchair someday. What […]
by Kayleigh Worek, BetterLife FSHD Manager What BetterLife FSHD data is telling us this Mental Health Awareness Month Living with FSHD can impact more than just muscles. When asking people […]
by Amanda Hill, Research & Care Programs Officer at the FSHD Society, and Ally Roets, Parent, Caregiver, CureFSHD for All Advocate and Parents’ Roundtable Leader Many of us in […]
College is possible. Preparation is necessary. by Wade C., FSHD Navigator Let’s start here: college is possible for students with FSHD. Yes, there might be some careers that aren’t realistic […]
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize that well-being includes both physical and emotional health. For individuals living with FSHD, mental health can be an important […]
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