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In January of 1997 Wayne went to see a neurologist at Columbia, having been referred by his primary physician. In a relatively short time, it became clear that Wayne had ALS. He was referred to Dr. Lewis Rowland and the ALS Center sometime in the early spring of 1997. During the next few months we attended the ALS support group. From the lectures at the support groups -- and also from individual conversations with professionals at the Center -- we received much valuable information about ALS and living with it. Indeed, looking back, it is difficult to see how we would have survived without this help as the Center's resources have been invaluable. ––Norma & Wayne
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