Family, mutual respect, and love keep me pushing forward with ALS
Our first holiday since my tracheotomy. My wife ordered these shirts while I was in the ICU. Since then,…
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Thanks to ALS, our family is raising kind and compassionate children
Mary Alice with her husband, Holt. (Photo courtesy of Mary Alice Poling) This is Mary Alice Poling’s story: My…
As an ALS caregiver, I learned the true meaning of strength
Britley Wells and Brian Jeansonne. (Photo courtesy of Britley Wells) This is Britley Wells’ story: Hi there! My name…
A patient’s reminder to find joy even in the toughest of times
Mary Kate Karam and Brian Jeansonne at Jazz Fest 2023, watching Mumford & Sons, Trombone Shorty, and John Batiste.
To families affected by ALS, Hope Loves Company offers hope, support
Jodi O’Donnell-Ames founded Hope Loves Company after losing her husband to ALS. (Courtesy of Jodi O’Donnell-Ames) This is Jodi…
Living with ALS has brought many changes, but we ‘keep on keepin’ on’
John Russell, his wife, Judy, left, and sister, Irene, in Vero Beach, Florida, in March 2020. (Photo courtesy of…
Living well with ALS helps patient become a hero to her heroes
Photos courtesy of Sarah Nauser. This is Sarah Nauser’s story: My name is Sarah Nauser and I was…
My dad’s ALS diagnosis changed the future I envisioned as a little girl
Tony Pripusich and his daughter, Sabrina Johnson. (Photo courtesy of Sabrina Johnson) This is Sabrina Johnson’s story: As a…
‘Does ALS hurt?’ How I describe ALS symptoms and progression
The Poling family. From left, Liam, Erika, Bayler, and Seth. (Photos courtesy of Seth Poling) This is Seth Poling’s…
On parenting, living with ALS, and the complexities they share
From left, Eric, Allie and Logan Coultas. (Photos courtesy of Allie Coultas) This is Allie Coultas’ story: My name…