Hi, I would like to know whether a support group for us young ones (30-55) exist in London? I'm 53 by the way. My mum has had ataxia SCA6 for the past 18 years. I was only diagnosed in May of this year. I sometimes take her to the support group but it isn't for me as all of them are elderly
Is the a support group for the middle aged? - Ataxia UK
Is the a support group for the middle aged?
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🤔 16-30s are catered for separately online, but generally speaking ataxia support groups comprise of a mixture of ages 🙂 Since you live in London, are you within easy travelling distance to more than one group, a different group may have more people around your age 🤔 Alternatively, contact other group leaders and ask your question, you never know, there could be other members feeling the same way 🙂xB
Anyone know any in london plZ x
• in reply toMagicalwomanz
Hello,
Here is the link to Ataxia UK's website where all the Support Groups and contact information is listed ataxia.org.uk/Pages/FAQs/Ca... .
Magicalwomanz• in reply to
Thanks x
Hello how r u.. I have the same and I am based in london also... I am 38... based in sw london
1timkahn@gmail.com Email this guy he does it for south london
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