Private support group
If you’re a patient, family member or carer you are most welcome to join the private, safe space to learn and share.
Join the support groupAmyloidosis Ireland
A voluntary group of patients and family members supporting people affected by ATTR amyloidosis across Ireland.

When the group was founded in 2020 there were no treatments available in Ireland. It was a very bleak and gloomy time for sufferers of amyloidosis.
We set up a Facebook support group which now has 1000+ members. Our initial purpose was to be there for people facing a diagnosis, and to comfort them in knowing they were not alone — like we and others had been in the past.
Since then, we have helped campaign for and have had the joy of witnessing new drugs being made available for the treatment of ATTR amyloidosis in Ireland. Fortunately, there is hope now, where once there had been none.
One of our greatest achievements to date was to host ‘Emerging from the Shadows’ — the historic, first of its kind, conference on amyloidosis in Ireland. It was a resounding success, bringing medical professionals, patients and advocates together from around the world.
The horizon is looking a lot brighter for patients in Ireland now. We hope to continue raising awareness of this disease that can lurk within unsuspecting families.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who has helped us so far. We look forward to a brighter future.
— Amyloidosis Ireland team
We have hundreds of community members that lend their time, effort and hearts to our mission. It’s a great way to stay in touch with patients and families, friends of Amyloidosis Ireland.
If you’re a patient, family member or carer you are most welcome to join the private, safe space to learn and share.
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Follow the public pageWe would love to hear from you, feel free to reach out by email info@amy.ie

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