Ronald J. Unterreiner

On July 11, 2013, my neurologist, after months of testing and exploring various parts of my body in search of something that would tell him differently, told me he highly suspected I had ALS. A long six weeks later, an ALS clinic confirmed that initial diagnosis. This book is a summation of my journey to date and the steps taken in treatment, conventional and otherwise. This book will not give you all the answers. My hope, though, is that this book will cause you to think, cause you to look beyond the norm, cause you to question everything you are doing relative to your medical care. My simple advice is to keep an open mind and understand that viable options do exist, but you are going to have to work to find them. This book will help illuminate your path.