What about Lou?

Where has the time gone? I have been busy trying to well juggle too many projects I think. I have begun volunteering with ALS of Michigan. The push is for  the April 2014 Legacy of Hope gala honoring Dr. Eva Feldman and Mr. Alfred Taubman. The need for corporate involvement is critical; ie sponsorship.

The 2013 season kicks off in just one month with the Iron Horse bike ride.

Damn MS I wish I could ride in the ALS ride but I doubt I could even make it for the 3 mile family fun ride.
http://web.alsa.org/site/TR?fr_id=9560&pg=entry

If every 90 minutes someone dies from ALS and every 90 minutes someone is diagnosed with ALS in the USA.
Why don't people "get it" and want to DO MORE. Talk about a killer...you will die and there is no cure. At least if I was diagnosed with cancer I have the tools to fight (chemo, radiation etc). ALS=nothing. This is why research such as Dr. Feldman's is so critical. She is amazing and groundbreaking. If only...if only...
people would just do more.

There are pink ribbons everywhere but what about Lou?


http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20130503/BLOG007/130509948/ted-harada-his-als-miracle-continues-to-amaze

This is an amazing story of one mans battle against ALS. Amazing and it is Dr. Feldman too!!