Saluting Caregivers

The ALS Association Michigan Chapter again salutes those special people who serve as family caregivers during National Family Caregivers Month. The theme for this year’s campaign is “Family Caregivers Matter!” And indeed they do as they put forth much time, energy and effort to care for spouses, children, parents and other loved ones who require daily assistance in living with Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Please help us honor these individuals this month and throughout the rest of the year. If you know someone living with ALS who has served in the military, please ask them to submit their information to the Wall of Honor. Also, remember to send a note of encouragement and thanks via an e-card to show your support to that special family caregiver.

Thank you for your support and commitment to the fight against this disease.

Saluting Veterans

The ALS Association again salutes those special people who serve as family caregivers during National Family Caregivers Month. The theme for this year’s campaign is “Family Caregivers Matter!” And indeed they do as they put forth much time, energy and effort to care for spouses, children, parents and other loved ones who require daily assistance in living with Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
On November 11, The Association also pays respect to the armed forces on Veterans Day. In honor of these men and women who have valiantly fought for our country and have also waged or are waging a tremendous battle against ALS, we are celebrating their strength and courage on the Wall of Honor. Nearly 200 service members are included on this wall, which features veterans from every era, ranging from before World War II to the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Please help The Association honor these individuals this month and throughout the rest of the year. If you know someone living with ALS who has served in the military, please ask them to submit their information to the Wall of Honor. Also, remember to send a note of encouragement and thanks via an e-card to show your support to that special family caregiver.
Sincerely,