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A terrifying diagnosis changed a young couple’s lives in an instant and now they are sharing their amazing medical story in a new documentary film: Hope for Steve.
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A Johns Creek couple is putting up a brave fight against ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease.
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Young couple struggling with ALS hopes documentary will teach life lessons "You don't leave them because something hard happens"..........Hope Dezember
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Some members of the morning fired for mocking a former ex-NFL star battling ALS admit they went too far.
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People are still dumping buckets of water over their heads, and the "ALS Ice Bucket Challenge" continues to bring in huge donations. To date, the viral campaign has raised more than $94 million... and that's all in just one month! The challenge is fun and for a good cause, but at its core, it's about courage and love.
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"God only gives you something you can handle," said 31-year-old Steve Dezember from his bed. He can't talk or move. He uses his eyes to stare at letters on a machine and it voices his words for him. His wife, 29-year-old Hope Dezember, is sitting next to him holding his hand. "That's right. If He brings you to it. He'll bring you through it," she told HLN. "That's what we always say.
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This is the premiere of the documentary "HOPE for Steve", a film about the John's Creek couple, Hope and Steve Dezember, as they battle against ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), a terminal disease with no known cure. The film follows them from diagnosis through their first two years as they travel the country, raise awareness and refuse to let ALS bring them down.
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A horrible disease, a meaningful love story.
In the summer of 2011, at the age of twenty-nine, Steve Dezember was diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou Gehrig's Disease). The doctors told Steve that he probably had two to five years to live. After the diagnosis was confirmed by a second opinion, Steve took his girlfriend of six months to their "spot" on the Chattahoochee riverbank just north of Atlanta. Small box in pocket, he took her by the hand and told her, "Look, I
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I'm honored and excited to share this new project with you. On August 24th at the Kai Lin Art Gallery in Atlanta, we will be hosting a one-night art show titled…
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Steve Dezember's voice may be soft, but his will is strong. Even though ALS is slowly claiming his body, it can't steal his spirit. He and his wife continue to inspire through their never-ending dedication of love to one another.
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