This made me think of a question. What do you say to the five year old kids that
approach you at the market and ask "Why are you in a wheelchair?".
"My muscles don't work very well anymore" leaves them puzzled, and forget about
explaining ALS on the spot. Now I use a line a quad told me:
"I didn't look both ways before crossing the street."
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> I wanted to make sure that everyone here checked out the new web page that Kyle
> Hahn and Terry Frank have designed to explain ALS to kids. They have added it
> to the March of Faces Web Site. I just had my 10 year old take the tour and
> she loved it. It is very user friendly and is written from a perspective that
> kids can appreciate and learn from. And best of all it is fun! Great job Kyle
> and Terry!
> I hope you will all check it out!
> http://www.march-of-faces.org/KIDS/moe6.html
> Julie Scurich
"What Is ALS?" For Kids