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» Alfred Caffiero - Diagnosed in 1993, Alfred offers support and information to others with ALS. His annual golf tournament in Western New York raises money for ALS research.




» ALS InfoBahn - ALS information compiled by ALS patient Kyle Hahn.




» Jeannie's Place - The author's fight against motor neuron disease, including images.




» John's Town - Several areas of concerns written by experts and PALS, person with ALS. Contains links to other sites, personal and professional.




» Living with ALS - Bert Woodard has lived with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) for over 25 years and has written a book about living with ALS.




» Miss Squid's Drunken Monkeys - My friend Anne has ALS - please help me help her walk for a cure.




» PALS Community - People with ALS Community site.




» PALS Webring - Webring for People with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (PALS).




» Picturesque PALS - The personal story of Warren Lee Stickney, who had Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Also links for further reading.




» Rob & Shazs Place - Robs monthly journal documenting a journey with ALS.




» Rockin' For A Cure - Fundraiser for ALS research in Madison, Wisconsin. The founder is Steve Weekes, diagnosed with ALS, along with Wall Of Sound, and the MDA. Find photo galleries, learn about ALS and meet Steve.




» Ron Riker - An informational portal for both those disabled, as well as those diagnosed with ALS or Lou Gerhig's disease. Documents one man's determination to fight the disease, and how society and the government view it.




» Steves Home Page - His daily struggle with ALS, including his journal, rating scale, survivor's guide, and other ALS links.




» Team Hattenback - The official site for the friends and family of Eugene Hattenback - victim of ALS. Our activities raise awareness of ALS and funds for the ALS Association-Greater NY.




» ZazAngels - Dedicated to creating awareness and finding a cure for ALS (or Lou Gehrig's disease).

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