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Suzanne Akerman

Aug 10, 2024

I am strong. I am telling the world I AM ALS, and I am telling you more. My one sister died of ALS. I developed ALS four years after her ALS began. Our brother might have had ALS. I am strong. I am telling the world I AM ALS, and I am telling you more.

Matthew Schotte

Aug 10, 2024

I keep fighting for all my loved ones and hoping to make a difference in someone’s life. The phrase I AM ALS means to me: Look at me — I look normal, look healthy and seem to have it all together. But guess what? I have ALS. Anyone can get this —...