Scottsdale Walk ALS 2025
Marriage is built on shared dreams, everyday routines, and the quiet promise to walk through life together—no matter what comes. When ALS enters that journey, it doesn’t erase the love that came before, but it does reshape the path forward. During our most recent ALS Education Series, ALS Arizona hosted a heartfelt conversation centered on…
Living with ALS is already overwhelming. Navigating a life-limiting diagnosis means managing complex care, mounting costs, and constant uncertainty—often all at once. For families facing ALS, access to affordable, comprehensive health coverage isn’t a luxury. It’s essential. That’s why we are grateful to ALS Arizona volunteer Amanda Kehrberg for raising her voice—and the voices of…
ALS is sometimes introduced to the public through television and film. Viewers may recognize the disease from a dramatic storyline, a powerful performance, or a well-known character navigating life with ALS. These portrayals matter. They spark curiosity, empathy, and conversation. But they are only part of the story. In a recent opinion piece published across…
Did you know? An ALS diagnosis is often just the beginning of a long list of questions. Many individuals and families leave that first appointment feeling overwhelmed—wondering what comes next, who to call, and how to take the next step forward. After diagnosis, support looks different for everyone. Some people want information right away. Others…
ALS does not follow a schedule—and neither does support. For individuals and families living with ALS, needs can change week to week, day to day. That’s why ongoing, year-round support is so important. At ALS Arizona, our work is centered on walking alongside families through every stage of the ALS journey, providing care, connection, and…
A new year often brings hope—fresh calendars, quiet resolutions, and the sense that something new can begin. For individuals and families living with ALS, the turning of the year can feel more complex. Hope doesn’t always look like big plans or bold goals. Sometimes, it looks like finding a place to belong, people who understand,…
We’re excited to announce a new observational ALS research program, the ALL ALSConsortium, which launched open enrollment in 2024. The ALL ALS Consortium includes twostudies: ASSESS and PREVENT. The ASSESS ALL ALS study is currently enrolling peopleliving with ALS, as well as “control” participants who tend to be their families, caregivers, andfriends. The PREVENT ALL…