by wpengine | Dec 6, 2017 | Stories
By John Quinn Like many people with ALS, I first noticed symptoms several months before I was diagnosed. In December 2015, I was dropping my right foot when I walked and began fatiguing more easily than normal. I went to multiple doctors and finally saw a neurologist...
by Tanner Hockensmith | Sep 7, 2017 | News, Stories
ALS Texas commits to helping patients through recovery process I’ve driven down I-45 toward Houston countless times, but this time was different. Instead of normal business traffic, I was surrounded by trucks filled with bottled water, construction material, and other...
by Tanner Hockensmith | Aug 29, 2017 | News
As Hurricane Harvey continues to affect people with ALS, their families, our staff, and our board members in Houston and the surrounding areas, we want to keep you informed of our efforts to serve them in this critical time. This disaster is likely to have a prolonged...
by Tanner Hockensmith | Aug 28, 2017 | Uncategorized
As the devastating effects of Hurricane Harvey continue to unfold, the ALS Association of Texas is working diligently to assess the well-being and needs of ALS patients and their families in the affected areas. This is our first priority – to ensure that our...