Jordan Strauss/Invision/The Associated Press I still remember what it feels like when ALS becomes real. Not as a headline. Not as a story about someone else. But as something that enters your life and changes the way you breathe, the way you plan, the way you look at time. When Eric Dane chose to share his ALS diagnosis, it was an act of courage and generosity. He did not have to do it. He could have stayed private. Instead, he let people in, and in doing that, he helped othe

Christopher, our cousins and friends and I at Christopher's last Christmas. The holidays are often described as magical, a season of warmth, tradition, and being together. But for families living with ALS, the holidays carry a weight that many people never see. They are beautiful, yes. But they are also emotional, complicated, and exhausting. If you are visiting a friend or loved one whose family is affected by ALS this season, your presence can mean more than you know. Here

At ALS Double Play, we know that progress is never made alone. Every step forward in the fight against ALS is powered by the generosity,...

When Ian was diagnosed with ALS about eight years ago, he faced a future filled with uncertainty. A retired high school teacher, Ian...

Nothing since the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014 has brought the disease to the forefront in quite the same way. ALS remains an orphan...

Transformation is coming in the year of the snake. We look forward to positive changes for ALS.