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The Pacific Northwest chapter of the FSHD Society is a local group of people, families, and advocates working together to support those living with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD). Whether you join us in person or virtually, our chapter offers a place to connect with others who understand what you’re going through.
We provide support, share local resources, and keep you informed on the latest research and care. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with FSHD for years, we’re here to support you, every step of the way.
Join your local chapter and learn how we can support you on your FSHD journey.
Selina has been an active member of the FSHD community for over 10 years, supporting fundraising efforts in both the Los Angeles area and the Pacific Northwest. With years of experience as a community leader, she is committed to expanding the Pacific Northwest Chapter and connecting with those affected by FSHD in the region. Having several family members diagnosed with the condition, Selina is passionate about advocacy, education, and research, believing these efforts will lead to effective treatments in the near future.
Before recently retiring to Washington State, Selina worked in Nutrition, Dietetics, and Education. She spent 15 years in leadership roles in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, while raising her two sons, Thomas and Andrew. Now living in Gig Harbor, WA, with her husband, Russell, she enjoys playing tennis, cooking, reading, and traveling. Selina is dedicated to continuing to build and strengthen the Pacific Northwest Chapter and supporting others in the community.
Contact Selina directly, visit the Pacific Northwest Facebook page, or check out the Pacific Northwest Board to view recent newsletters and chapter updates.
While Selina is powering the path forward, we’re always looking for passionate individuals to help with planning events, spreading the word, and working on other projects. Your involvement will make a big difference in growing the chapter and supporting those affected by FSHD.
Contact Beth Johnston, Chief of Volunteer Leadership to learn how you can make an impact and get involved.
