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Tim Lowrey

Tim Lowrey

As my body loses strength and abilities, there is acceptance of what is lost. And yet – at the same time – my mind is open to the possibilities that come with finding a new way to live. We laugh and cry, yet we adjust our lives to the challenges ALS brings...
Ann Thomson

Ann Thomson

It has taken all his abilities to eat, drink, talk, walk and all his daily needs but thank God it hasn’t taken his memories, his love and his sense of humor. Jim is my wonderful husband, he is a loving father of 6, a grandfather of 10, and a great grandfather of 1. He...

John C. Daly

During my dad’s agency career he received multiple community service awards for his volunteer work in establishing several youth sports programs. My dad was an insurance agent with Nationwide insurance for over 45 years and was diagnosed with ALS in May of 1989....
Paul Weisman

Paul Weisman

Never give up, never lose hope, always remain optimistic. Be willing to defy the odds!!! Living with ALS for 8 1/2 years now. I choose to fight this disease by raising awareness and advocating. I speak in schools all across Long Island. Talk to students about my...
James Thomson

James Thomson

**James passed away on November 25, 2023. Below is his story in his own words.** I am a 72 year old Viet Nam Veteran. I am a husband, father of 6, grandfather of 10 and a great grandfather (in 2 weeks). I was diagnosed with ALS one year ago this past June. I started...