Journeys

LAKEWOOD, CO – April 2, 2019. The ALS NeverSurrender Foundation and ALS Art4the Cure sadly announces the passing of Steph Courdin, co-founder of the ALS NeverSurrender Foundation on Tuesday, March 26, 2019 after a six year courageous battle with ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. At the time of his passing, he was surrounded by family and friends. Steph was born in Ottawa, Canada to Peter and Margaret Courdin. As a

interview with Steph on FoxDenver how home automation & technology helps "Enjoy every sunrise and sunset, stay positive, be grateful of all the days past, spend those precious moments with your family & friends,  look forward to what's ahead" Read More

When Suzanne Maguire Phillips was told she only had 2-5 years to live, she was, of course, devastated. She was 36 years old with two sons under the age of 10, and what saddened her the most was the thought that it was unlikely she would live to see her sons grow to adulthood, get married, or have children of their own. Suzanne, who lives in the UK had been diagnosed with MND or “Motor

As I peruse the Facebook page of Andre Miller Sr., one thing is very apparent: This man lives a full life and is surrounded by love.  With a diagnosis of ALS in 2006, Andre has had to endure many physical losses. However, he finds a way to make every minute count. He recently took a trip to Disney World, despite the difficulties of traveling with this illness. Even more recently, his Facebook page sports Labor

one of our favorite comments from Jay "Each day I seek things to lift my spirit and help me grow, because tomorrow I have another chance to be a better me. A better father. A better husband. A better human being" Read More