Resources Archive - Page 7 of 21 - ALS Society of Quebec

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You’re Not You: A Novel – Michelle Wildgen

In this novel, a young woman adrift in her life is profoundly influenced by her work experience caring for a woman with ALS.

Behind Those Eyes: Our Journey with ALS – Wanda Gushue

A woman reflects on the experience of caring for her husband after his ALS diagnosis and the ups and downs of their time navigating the disease.

Every Note Played – Lisa Genova

A novel about the ALS diagnosis of a celebrated concert pianist and its effect on his family, including his ex-wife.

Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life’s Greatest Lesson – Mitch Albom

Lessons in how to live, based on discussions between author Mitch Albom and his former college professor Morrie Schwartz who is dying of ALS.

*Guide For People Living with ALS

This comprehensive guide covers a range of topics about living with the disease and what to expect.

White Coat Black Art with Dr. Brian Goldman: Helping the caregiver recover

A caregiver shares the range of complex feelings she has experienced since the death of her husband.

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Fact Sheets: Full collection – ALS Canada

A series of fact sheets providing quick information on a range of ALS-related topics.

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Fact Sheets: Caring for Yourself: Information for Caregivers – ALS Canada

Caring for a person with ALS is an important but demanding role. Learn how it can affect you and tips for self-care.

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