On May 18, 2022, several guests joined ALS Texas for a special virtual ALS advocacy event. During this insightful presentation, they discussed their experience as ALS advocates, what victories they’ve observed over the years, and how you can join the fight as an...
The average life expectancy for someone after an ALS diagnosis is only 2 – 5 years. However, the process of developing, testing, and approving new treatments takes far longer. For those living with ALS, time is limited—We Can’t Wait. On May 25, 2021, representatives...
Patricia is the captain of her life and her ALS diagnosis, but she didn’t always feel that way. She, like many others with the disease, took time to accept her diagnosis, acknowledge how her life would change, and how her son and husband would be affected. Walking...
This year our ALS community has come together in new ways, connecting from afar and working together, even when we are physically apart. In the midst of a pandemic your support never ceased. And because of you, we are now serving more people with ALS and their...
On December 4th, 2018 ALS Advocate Sunny Erasmus joined scientists, health care professionals, and other fellow PALS as they made their way to Glasgow, Scotland for the 29th international symposium on ALS/MND. During the 5-day symposium attendees and speakers shared...