As they say "Don't try this at home!"
I think my husband is very very bored! :shock:
Long story short:
A kid's basketball rolls down into a culvert at the corner of our property...of course the kids want to retrieve the ball.
In the meantime I have SIL, that I think has half a brain at our...
My loving husband Cliff has lost his fight with ALS. He was 48 yrs old. He drifted off to a very peaceful sleep and I am so glad to have fulfilled his wish to pass on at home with his family. It was my great pleasure to be his caregiver at home since June of 2007. he passed away on April 29...
As you know by now, my husband has been to a neurologist 2 weeks ago, and had an EMG. The doctor said the test was inconclusive, and it could be nerve root damage or MND. We have to go back for further tests in about 2 month.
My husband has not the lightest idea what MND is, or ALS, hasn't done...
My husband is 43 and has pretty much been diagnosed with PLS. They are doing a spinal tap as a final step to ruling everything else out, but the neuro is pretty confident that it is PLS. I have a few questions that I was hoping someone could help us with.
1. Fatigue-He has extreme fatigue...
Hi all,
Went to the UofU infectious diseases today. The first doc did the cursory physical exam (strength test, reflexes, eyes, ears, throat, etc), then just wanted to talk, and listen, and take notes. He took our blood tests and the readings (explanations) from our MRI's and said he was going...
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Good Morning Everyone!
Well...where to start...He's 6 weeks into his anabolic steroid cycle and is able to stand on one foot (shaky, but couldn't do it before), can put his feet up on the table unassisted (couldn't do), can cross his legs unassisted (couldn't do), can do exercises that he...
Hi everyone,
I haven't been on the forum alot lately. My hubby has had a slow progression, but it has all of a sudden sped up. He is able to use his arms and hands very little anymore, and his legs are suddenly going at an alarming rate. He now needs a wheelchair if he is out of the house...
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Any of you who read my post on "Do I have ALS" know my husband got a diagnosis today of Bulbar onset early ALS (possible on the chart), slow progression. The doctor said she was "without a doubt sure" this was the correct diagnosis but we are free to get a second opinion.
We are both in...
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Terrible day as you all know from experience. My husband was diagnosed today with early onset bulbar ALS, slow progression. The neuro wants to do another EMG (his have been clean so far) in 6 months, encourages a 2nd opinion, wants him to start Rilutek and a clinical trial of...
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Hi everyone; I'm beyond worried. My husband, 62 years old, started having symptoms two months ago of swallowing difficulty, saliva and mucous production, and of course intense weight loss through inability to eat. He's experienced no muscle weakness, spasms, tremors and has had normal MRI...