Yearly Archives: 2017 Colorful. Interesting. Outgoing. Cheerful. Sociable. Kind. Considerate. Fun loving. Laughs easily. Chally is all of these and more. Though he has ALS, ALS does not have him. He says ‘don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s all small stuff!” Meeting Chally in person for the first time went something like this: Zipping down the […]  Brigadier General Thomas R Mikolajcik was a strong advocate for people with ALS and veterans with ALS. He was particularly strong in his advocacy for ALS to be service connected for all veterans and for the government to engage in meaningful research. In 2007 this is, in part, his testimony in front of Congress regarding […]  ALS Awareness: The Luckiest Man Alive A lucky man. A lot to live for. A tough break. Lou Gehrig. ALS. Gehrig’s name has become synonymous with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. I wish it didn’t. I wish he never had ALS. I wish when we think of him it is in the context of being one of […]  Looking over the shoulder, as far as the eye can see, there are varying shades of red, yellow, blue, orange, sometimes black, and occasional bits of white. The colors are stretched out, blended together here and there, some peak so high it is impossible to see where it ends, some are low, bubbling bursts, and […]
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