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

Educational Guides

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.

NEW: Leaving a Legacy for Loved Ones

The word legacy can mean different things to different people. Some think of it as leaving financial support for family members or institutions. Here we are talking about leaving a meaningful emotional legacy for loved ones. Read more

Should you get genetic testing?

Current guidelines state that anyone diagnosed with ALS should be offered genetic testing. Deciding whether or not to test is a highly individual decision. Learn more
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