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When purpose & empathy meets innovation! To help solve a problem for mastectomy patients experiencing seat belt discomfort, Ford Motor Company developed the SupportBelt. It's designed with purpose, the only device of its kind validated by an automaker, and we’re proud to offer it to patients in the U.S.... show more

Jim Farley

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TeslaAiGirl1 year ago

@Ford Beautiful, Jim. Thank you and all of Ford for caring.

Static🔥Kat1 year ago

@Ford This is pretty awesome 🥳

gogoking1 year ago

@Ford This is a fantastic innovation! Also, it’s wonderful that Ford is providing the SupportBelts free of charge.

Muhammed1 year ago

@Ford Empaty with me :*

Gabriel Dncl1 year ago

@Ford Thoughtful!

KT1 year ago

@Ford Awesome. Keep putting Ford owners first and we will continue to purchase innovative Ford products. We have two.

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