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  • Get Started
    • Learn About ALS
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    • Caregivers
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  • Planning
    • Health Insurance
    • Employment
    • Self-Care
    • Medical Decisions
    • Research and Clinical Trials
    • Care Options
    • Advance Directives
    • Legacy
    • Transportation
    • Home Modifications
    • Travel
  • Guides
    • Home & Daily Living
    • Newly Diagnosed
    • Respiratory
    • Power Wheelchairs
    • Communication
    • Braces
  • Equipment
    • ALS Equipment Guide
    • Mobility
    • Transfer Devices
    • Ramps and Lifts
    • Toileting Devices
    • Tub and Shower Devices
    • Braces and Splints
    • Grooming Devices
    • Dressing Aids
    • Eating Devices
    • Drinking Devices
    • Sleeping and Beds
    • ALS Smart Home Devices
    • Leisure Devices
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Your Guide to Living With ALS



Welcome to Your ALS Guide

We are here to help improve quality of life for families impacted by ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig's disease). Find trusted information, practical tips, educational videos, expert advice, helpful resources, and more—all in one place.


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​After losing Myna Stroth to ALS, our family partnered with leading ALS experts to create the type of practical website that would have helped us. Read more



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Family Caregivers

Taking good care of yourself can make you a better caregiver. You can find self-care tips, interviews with caregivers, and more in our ALS Caregivers section.


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ALS Communication Options

We revamped our Communication page and expanded it into a section that includes more information about lite-tech options, voice banking, device access, speech-generating devices, resources, and more. Learn More


For ALS and Healthcare Professionals

Your ALS Guide can support professionals in a variety of ways. Learn about our free educational handouts, fliers, newsletter, and content licensing program.
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Genetic ALS

A genetic cause for ALS can be found about 10% of the time. For people with a pathogenic variant (mutation) in the SOD1 gene, there is an approved drug that has been shown to slow disease progression. Learn about genetic testing, counseling, and more. Learn more
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