Diane Kideris
It was a privilege and honor to take care of my husband through his illness and death.
Alan Waite
I believe that Connie needed more than ever that hug, kiss, the holding of her hand, or a soft I Love You whispered in her ear at times when it became most difficult.
Julie Rodriguez
This disease is hard to see take over someone you love. Our dad Hugo Rodriguez was diagnosed and suffered 8 long months with ALS. He lost the ability to walk, move, and speak in a short period of time. My dad was loving, hard-working, funny, and very respectful toward...
Elizabeth Wooten
When your family is affected by ALS everything becomes “before” and “after”. My husband, Robin Wooten, was diagnosed with Bulbar ALS in the summer of 2016 he was 49 years old. He died July 21, 2017. My daughter, Olivia Whitford Wooten (pictured...