I AM ALS Turns 6: Community Teams Inspiring Change

I'm Dying to Tell You

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Welcome to "I'm Dying to Tell You," where we shine a light on resilience and hope. In this special episode, we’re celebrating six years of I AM ALS, an organization created for patients, by patients.
Why is this so important? Because for far too long, those most impacted by ALS weren’t leading the charge in our collective mission for a cure. But I AM ALS changed the game. By putting patients at the forefront, they are not only better equipped to serve the ALS community, but we’re operating on the ALS clock—pushing for accelerated progress every single day.
Today, I’m thrilled to chat with four incredible volunteers, Tim Abeska, Randy Gregory Jr., Cristy Hardin & Deb Winters about how I AM ALS continues to be driven by patient voices, advocating, empowering, and fighting to make ALS a thing of the past. We'll dive into the work of the I AM ALS Community Teams, their ongoing efforts, and how YOU can get involved in this powerful movement.
So, listen in and be inspired to join these teams of patients, caregivers, and advocates who prove that the impossible is possible—every single day. Thank you for sharing this celebration. Hugs, Lorri

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Chapters

1. 6 Years of I Am ALS (00:00:00)

2. Many Shades of ALS Community Initiatives (00:20:08)

3. Experiencing ALS Through Empathy Dinners (00:38:57)

4. Supporting Veterans With ALS Initiatives (00:46:58)

5. Changing Lives Through Community Involvement (01:05:05)

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