I was just diagnosed with bulbar onset ALS at Johns Hopkins. So far I have mostly slurred speech but I can feel my swallowing starting to change. I'm 63, retired and with good health insurance. I had a job where I traveled the world, and have lived a great and adventurous life. I am not...
My wife has always been against her having a tracheostomy. She is 53 years old, Bulbar onset ALS diagnosed three years AFO. The Pulmonologist asked her about her wishes and she said she was no longer sure. She has lost all voice and has minimal right thumb movement along with some head/neck...
My wife has had Bulbar onset ALS for three years. Last vestige of motor function is her right thumb, head and eyes. She alerts me with wireless doorbell when needed at night and day when she needs help. With inevitable loss of thumb, what advice do you have for me to set up alert device...
I am about to begin my second round as a caregiver. My mom is the 3rd of her siblings to experience this ALS monster. I was the caregiver for her sister who passed in 2010. She only lived 10 month after diagnosis. So needless to say I am terrified of walking through this again.
But the real...
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I am new to this forum. I had 2 Aunt pass away due to ALS. One bulbar one limb. They passed 3years apart. NOW my mom is currently going through the testing waiting for diagnosis. On Sept 24th she will see the neuro for the results.
We are going through the motions but we...
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I've been experiencing a wide range of symptoms over the last month or so that may or may not be related to ALS Bulbar onset. I'm a 24 year old Female here in NY.
1: Twitches in the face and legs. These sort of came on out of nowhere, or at least it's that I never noticed them...
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I am wondering if anyone has experienced symptoms developing along these lines, because my husband seems an enigma to the 3 neurologists who are passing him around.
A year and a half ago, my husband's speech became notably slurred. I had noticed a tremor in his hand and occasional slurring a...
Good evening folks,
I've done a good amount of searching through this site and don't want to waste too much of anybody's time as I know most people on here are dealing with this very serious illness etc.
I just wanted to know if any of you knew any rates or general stats on people getting ALS...
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It has been so very long since I have posted anything, and my brother is now close to 4 years since his diagnosis of bulbar onset ALS.
He went from slurring his words, to feeding tube, unable to speak, unable to walk, wheelchair, bipap and for the past 4 months requires the use...
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