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Thanks to all who commented - I will try not to be so sensitive when members post comments that I don't understand to be humor. Just not finding to much funny these days.

I asked if any other people experienced this - his doctor has already told him that it is possible that the weakening facial muscles are causing it.

I joined this site to try to get useful information in trying to deal with my husband's illness. So far all I have gotten is comments that pretty much dismiss my concerns. I don't need it.

What do you mean?

Has anyone experienced excessive tears? My husband isn't crying - but in the AM and late at night he has streams of tears pour out of his eyes.

Thanks you for your kind and informative comments. It is a difficult time in our life - as with so many others.

I wish his doctors would tell us something. They have ruled out many of the reasons for nerve damage. I am more concerned now with the choking. He has been approved with disability so he can rest when he needs to. Thanks for any input.

My husband developed symptoms about two years ago. He can't open jars, write with a pen, or button his buttons. Now he has difficulties walking up stairs. He has neck issues as well as muscle loss in his legs and arms with fasculations. He has seen two neurologist who have not given him a...

New to this site, husband is trying to get into ALS Cllinic in Augusta, GA. He has had biopsy that showed severe nerve damage in sural nerve as well as moderate muscle atrophy. His EMG/NVC showed "acute muscle disease". Has lost the use of right thumb with considerable weakness in both hands...

My husband has lost the ability to open jars, hold a pen for writing or to button his clothes. He has severe fatigue and is no longer able to be as active as he once was. He chokes easily on his food. His NCG showed prolonged distal latency, his F waves were significantly slow and his H reflex...