John wants to spend every day with his daughters, laughing with them and chasing them around the house. While ALS has taken a lot, it cannot stop him from living in the moment and enjoying his time as a Dad.

Jackie can no longer talk or type, but she can see. She communicates through eye-gaze technology, sharing her story about fighting this “underfunded monster” and why she is more hopeful than ever that progress is being made.

Craig does three things every day – he wakes up, he laughs and he fights. And the fight is not just for himself, he is fighting for others, raising money to fund college scholarships through “Colby’s Crew 4 The Kids.”

Energy is not an unlimited commodity for those living with ALS, so Kate is choosing to harness her energy towards making today the best day it can be. And a good day for Kate often means helping others.

A fifth-generation cattle rancher, Nathan was by all measures among the fittest of the fit. Nearly two years since being diagnosed with ALS, he is taking nothing for granted, raising his son to follow in his footsteps on the family ranch.