North Carolina man releases cookbook of recipes made while battling ALS
Before the holiday break was in full swing, I had the opportunity to give a virtual ALS in-service to a 10th-grade class at Liberty Preparatory Christian Academy. Kelly Lemmon, an…
Looking Into the New YearA Message from our CEO, Dave Shore: As we enter 2025, I am reminded that early last year ALS United North Carolina, along with fourteen other…
ALS United North Carolina reminds us that good nutrition is important for everyone, but it can be a bit more challenging when living with ALS. Chewing, swallowing, or fatigue can…
Table of Contents Summary Understanding ALS and the Need for Donations The impact of ALS on patients and families Current state of ALS research and treatment How donations drive progress…
Table of Contents Summary Lou Gehrig’s Legacy The Iron Horse’s Career The Farewell Speech Impact on ALS Awareness Gehrig’s Words: A Lasting Inspiration Analyzing the Speech Continued Relevance Today ALS…
Table of Contents Summary Origins of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge The viral phenomenon’s inception Key figures behind the challenge Rapid global spread on social media Impact on ALS Research…
A Message From Our CEO, Dave ShoreHelp us support those living with ALS through Feast for Families It’s that time of year for you to contribute to a unique program…
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