Advice - ALS

[hornetguy]

Any suggestions on fun things? I have never spent any part of my life in a wheel chair so unfortunately my knowledge is very poor.
I have limited access to internet, thank you once again for your input.x

Kelly had so many friends, he spent much of his time going to visit them. He was also actively involved in the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy organization, so I think he enjoyed going to visit kids in the hospital as much as he could.
Anything that you think he would enjoy, but again, using his time to visit with others, and lift them up will probably do more for his outlook than anything.
Does he have a strong desire (bucket list kind of thing) to go somewhere or do something? Kelly had always wanted to see Rome, so his firefighter brothers collected money and sent Kelly and a friend over there to see the sights. It doesn't have to be Rome, just anything he's "always wanted to do"...

 

[mar09]

And reversing diabetes is putting it in remission, not curing it. I'm capable of getting my blood sugar levels down to normal. I still have diabetes.

HOW about this... they said they were healed..?

Healed/Healing PALS | Healing ALS - MND - Lou Gehrig's Disease

 

[hornetguy]

HOW about this... they said they were healed..?

Healed/Healing PALS | Healing ALS - MND - Lou Gehrig's Disease

Those are amazing stories. There are exceptions to every rule, but it still remains that ALS is largely incurable.
I would never tell someone to NOT pray for healing, or that it can't happen... obviously it can, and does. I know there were countless prayers for Kelly... I do not know if he changed his diet/lifestyle or not.