ALS WARRIOR POET
"Decision Must Be Instant - Commitment Must Be Total." (Click Here for Hope) -blazeman |
"Those who truly battle every day of their lives to live with ALS, and want to continue to live to see a cure, and the PALS (People with ALS) who have fought gallantly in the past, are the 'Faces of Courage' that are represented on the ALS March of Faces Banner." |
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![]() ALS Warrior Poets: Helen, Blazeman, Russ, Along Side ALS Warrior: Jamie Heywood |
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![]() Ken with his wife Lesa. | ![]() Ken with his nephew Logan.
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![]() Frank Campbell |
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"Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope". |
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Hope is waking up to a bright,sunny morning. |
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![]() "To Show You the Meaning of Motor Neuron Disease, I Am Going to be Photographed Until I Die." John Bell (Click to meet John) |
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To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee And revery. The revery alone will do If bees are few. Emily Dickinson |
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![]() Warrior Poet Sean Mucci |
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![]() Jim Thew and his wife Kumiko |
Forevermore…
The days have become numbered for me.
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John “J.J.” Bouma, Jr. has enjoyed traveling throughout his lifetime, but a trip planned in May in a 2006 Chevrolet Corvette from Grand Rapids, Mich., to Santa Monica, Calif., along the old Route 66 may prove to be unlike any other for this car buff and his traveling companions.
Car aficionado John "J.J." Bouma, Jr. prepares for his trip from the Midwest to the West Coast. Chairman of the board of directors of The Bouma Corp., a nationally-recognized commercial construction company, Bouma, 54, was diagnosed with ALS in September 2005 at The University of Michigan and Mayo Clinic. He has the bulbar form of ALS and speaks with the assistance of an augmentative communication device. |
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My name is Patrick. Sometime during the fall of 2004, I noticed an involuntary shaking in my legs. For a long time the exact cause eluded definition.
On May 24th, 2005, however, I was officially diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease), a terminal disease that results in the progressive degeneration of the nerves and muscles responsible for voluntary movement. It is a fatal and incurable disease. I was 30 years old. |
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![]() Dorothy Arant Jack Parker |
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"The strength itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man's heart." |
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