These days we’re very fortunate to have access to a variety of Ataxia Support Groups. It follows that this opens up the opportunity to widen our contact with many types of Ataxia.
Quite often, for whatever reason, it’s just not possible to attend a group in person, and that’s where Facebook comes in🙂
Some examples of Ataxia Support Groups I’ve found by searching on Facebook🙂
Ataxia Friends
Ataxia Friends UK & Ireland
Caregiver Support Community
Cerebellar Cognitive-Affective Syndrome
Friedreichs Ataxia Parents, Family & Friends
Friedreichs Ataxia Support Group
Living with Ataxia
National Ataxia Foundation
Parents of children with Friedreichs Ataxia
Spinocerebellar Ataxia Awareness and Research Support Group
Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type3 SCA3
Some are closed Groups, so it would be necessary to join in order to participate🙂
There’s no need to feel alone coping with frustrating, challenging, nonsensical symptoms🙂
On Facebook, a post receives a reply almost immediately🙂It’s surprising how much a one line reply can lift spirits🙂
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