Whether you're just beginning with an ATTR amyloidosis diagnosis or have been living with it for some time, it’s always important to know and remember that a strong support network of friends, family, and healthcare providers can help you every step of the way.
There is no right or wrong way to talk to your family about ATTR amyloidosis, but planning for the conversation beforehand may help you explain the condition and answer questions about it more confidently. Here are some ways that you can prepare for the conversation:
If you’ve been diagnosed with ATTR amyloidosis, knowing if your condition is hereditary is an important next step. Genetic testing can help confirm your diagnosis and provide important information for you and your doctors.
The [Program name] offers no-cost, confidential genetic testing and counseling to qualified patients.
Receive a useful symptom tracker and ongoing support to help you navigate the road ahead.
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