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Please read my wife's story below:

Donna Scott is a loving wife, mother of 3 and mom-mom to her 7 grandbabies. At 50 years of age, Donna went from being a busy, hardworking, independent women to having her mobility take away in the blink of an eye. In September of 2019 our family received some of the worst news you can possibly imagine. Donna was diagnosed with ALS, or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Prior to her diagnosis Donna join a wellness program through work. She reached her goal form 30,000 steps pre day and losing 47 lbs. After that she began losing her balance and experiencing twitching in her arms and knew something was wrong. After seeing several doctors and going through several test an EMG test told us the bad news.

As you can imagine the diagnosis was shocking to Donna and our family. Since that day, life has dramatically changed for all of us. This disease has caused huge life changes. In such short time, she went from walking and exercising to having no mobility from the neck down. The countless changes we’ve had to make in our daily lives that have become our new normal. Tony, her husband, has become Donna's full time care giver having to give up working to take care of her. Everyday routines continue to get harder for them both. Work has become challenging but has open new door to technology which allows her to continue working. With the need for equipment and medications as you all can understand it becomes very expensive. We know time isn’t on our side! Right now, Donna and Tony need each other more than anything. they have always been a great team & they will forever be!

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