FASD Impacts Me

Raising awareness and removing stigma and shame from the FASD diagnosis are two of the main goals of the FASD project. Join the movement by printing our sign, taking a selfie with it and then sharing on your social media how FASD Impacts you. FASD impacts us all, even those who don’t share a FASD diagnosis (Although an estimated 1 in 20 people do).

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Share your photo and how FASD impacts you either personally, professionally or both with your social media using the hashtag #theFASDproject and tag us @theFASDproject on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Don’t do social media? We support that. Email your photo to us at info@theFASDproject.com and we’ll include it on our website instead.

Posts tagged Washington State USA

T - Parent - Washington State

I’m the mom of two adults with FASD. Many of my smiles over the years have belied the heartbreak that I felt when they were younger and that continues today because their permanent disabilities are still not widely validated and understood by medical experts, therapists, addiction counselors, law enforcement and representatives of supported housing.

ParentJennifer WisdahlNovember 28, 2020Washington State USA

D - Parent - Washington State

As a father to individuals with FASD, I struggle with the lack of connection to other families like mine. Reducing the stigma and shame around FASD would allow for sharing of knowledge and parenting strategies for parents like me.

ParentJennifer WisdahlNovember 24, 2020Washington State USA

V - Artist - Washington State

I am an amazing artist with a kind heart. FASD makes school hard sometimes because I get really confused about directions and people talk too much and too fast.

Jennifer WisdahlOctober 27, 2020Washington State USA

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