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The Emergency Plan
Four pages that hold everything a stranger would need to know if something happened: who your loved one is, what they have, what they take, who to call, and what to say if they go missing. Fill it in once and keep it where anyone will find it — on the fridge, in the bag, beside the phone. In a crisis nobody remembers; the paper remembers for you.
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Three short guides
Written for the first weeks after a diagnosis, when everything is loud and nothing makes sense yet. Leave your email once below and all three are yours.
What is frontotemporal dementia?
What FTD actually is, why it isn't Alzheimer's, the different forms it takes, and what the words the doctors use really mean — in plain language.
The first steps after a diagnosis
What to do first, what can wait, what to ask before you leave the doctor's room — and the one document that can only be signed while your loved one can still consent.
Useful resources
Helplines, specialist organisations and free material for FTD and primary progressive aphasia, gathered in one place. Every link was checked in July 2026.
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