In July 2025, I was diagnosed with ALS. 

It was a slow onset, first a leg weakness, and then more weakness in my hands. Like so many others living with ALS, I’ve learned how quickly life can change, but I’ve also discovered the strength that comes from family, friends, and community support. 

I’m participating in this ALS Walk to help raise awareness, support research, and stand with everyone affected by this disease. Every step taken and every conversation started helps bring us closer to better treatments, more understanding, and ultimately a cure. 

Please feel free to send this page to any friend or family member who might be interested in donating!

Thank you for walking beside me and helping shine a light on ALS.