Tell Your Story

David M., husband and father of three, is a U.S. Air Force veteran in Omaha, Nebraska, who is bravely fighting ALS.

Create a world without ALS. Speak out now to give hope. Telling your story is a critical part of raising awareness about Lou Gehrig's Disease. Everyone can help, whether you're a person living with ALS, family member, friend, or concerned individual. By talking about your hopes, your experiences, and your commitment to defeat ALS in a brief video or text submission, you are making a difference to the ALS community.

Tell your story about ALS and what you hope for*

If you are submitting a video, please provide a short description about your story (limit 500 words or less).

Please share an inspirational video about your ALS story or upload an image that makes you feel hopeful.

Paste a link to your YouTube Video (limit 3 minutes or less)
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If you do not have a video or image to upload, choose from one of our pre-selected images to be displayed with your story.

Tell us about yourself

First Name*
Last Name*
City*
State*
Email*
Phone
Do you have an existing relationship with a local chapter?*

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*Telling your story helps The ALS Association and visitors to our website understand more about the impact of Lou Gehrig's Disease. We use this information to educate policymakers, the media and the public. When you submit your story, you agree that we may use, share, and make public your story, using only your first name, last initial, city and state. We will not share or make public your last name, address, phone number, or email address unless we contact you and gain your permission to do so.

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