Sounds like a plan

Thank you!!!! We were out of town today at a picnic that Uncle Bill was VERY much looking forward to but was unable to attend. They started his Chemotherapy at about 6:00 Saturday night. It is supposed to last for 24 hours, I think thats what my mother in law said. She said that right now they are thinking he will be able to return home on Tuesday so we have a few days to get the membership count up higher. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for your encouraging words and just taking the time to do this for him. I can't tell you how much this means to me. :)

I don't actively use Facebook so have no idea if this helps or not. https://www.facebook.com/help/community/question/?id=10200859004145399 Part of the comment by John Richards Jr... "From you profile page, Click >more > Groups Hover over the group that is posting to your news feed and Ill bet that the "Following" button is checked. When I unfollowed the group, the next group post I submitted did NOT show up on my personal newsfeed."

Friend A is in a Public group if you're seeing her activity in the group. And Facebook is allowing her activity in that group to be displayed in your news feed because you're friends with her. Since Friend A and Friend B are not friends with each other on FB, then A's group posts will not appear in B's news feed. In Public groups, anyone who views the group's page can see the content, posts and replies. Only members who have joined the group have posting privileges (creating a new Post, or Replying to an existing post). Non-members cannot post comments. However, non-members can still have limited interaction. Non-members can "Like" or "Share" an initial post. Non-members can also "Like" comments below the initial post. The scenarios where you could be the conduit between A and B and Public group is if you "Share" or "Like" anything that A has posted in that group. In that case, any of your friends (including B) would be able to see your participation because the group is public. So if you don't want anything from that group spread by you, don't click Like or Share. (Someone else that is friends with both A and B could be the conduit, but you can't control that.) You can block items from that group showing up in your feed. Next time a post from that group shows up in your feed, look in the upper right corner of the post. You will see three dots. Click on those dots, one of the options you see should be "Hide all from Group XYZ". To verify the group is Public, go to the group's page. On the upper left, just below the group's name, it will show Open or Closed. This chart explains group, but it leaves out the "Share" and "Like" scenarios I mentioned: What are the privacy settings for groups Exhausting, isn't it?