Stories from ALS Families

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Elvis and Wishes Come True

“Do something worth remembering.” – Elvis Presley “Values are like fingerprints. Nobody’s are the same, but you leave ’em all over everything you do.” – Elvis Presley “Music can lift us out of depression or move us to tears –…

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A Mile in ALS Shoes

People ask me often what it’s like to live with ALS. It’s a brave question because the answers are not very pleasant. But it’s also such a worthy question because understanding how this disease impacts those who suffer from it…

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My Hero

For as far back as I can remember, she has always been that mom that had the perfect pair of stilettos to go with each outfit in her wardrobe. When she was diagnosed with ALS two years ago, one of…

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A Best Friend’s Wish

This was not supposed to happen! My best friend since childhood, the big guy with the big heart and big personality, who never got sick. And then five years ago, he was diagnosed with ALS, one of the most despicable…

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Staying Positive

“With a disease as devastating as ALS, it is imperative for one’s peace of mind that he or she maintains a positive outlook on life, and continues to enjoy that life. There are several ways one can go about achieving…

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A Glimmer of Light

I was diagnosed with ALS/MND about 16 months ago; at the time my two daughters were 5 years and 5 months old. The doctors gave me 2-3 years, and I cannot describe what befell me; the ground just vanished beneath…

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