Steve Smith, who played in the NFL, has lived with ALS for the last 13 years, thanks to the support and care of his family.
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Steve Gleason, NCAA and NFL Football player diagnosed with ALS, is a role model for living in the face of adversity.
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After 10 of the most heart-sinking and yet inspiring years, Steve Smith continues to amaze from the hospital bed in his living room. The man who cannot eat still watches cooking shows endlessly on TV -- in hopes of learning the things he will create one day. The man who cannot talk still jokes with his wife and scolds his kids -- by using his eyes to control a computer's voice-activated system. And though he cannot walk -- cannot truly............
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Steve Smith, captain of the PSU ‘86 National Championship Football Team and a 9 year NFL veteran, is battling ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease). This week The Penn State Football Story features a segment on Steve, his battle with ALS, and the Penn State Football Letterman’s efforts to help him.
To Help Visit http://www.stevesmithfund.org
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"What is Love? Love is when you are diagnosed with ALS and you Don't Give Up cause you want to be there with your family. My dad has shown me that and I am going to carry that on and show my son the same thing."
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