Ted Harada made medical history and brought hope to others who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness.
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In 2010, after experiencing weakness in my legs and hands, I found myself at Emory University Hospital sitting across from one of the foremost neurologists in the world.
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Ted Harada is among four patients who have either improved or stabilized in a closely watched clinical trial, the nation's first to use stem cells in patients with with Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Our friend Ted Harada passed away this week. Many of you may have known him. Ted was first diagnosed with ALS in August 2010 and immediately became a tireless advocate, volunteer, and voice of the ALS community. He had served on The ALS Association Board of Trustees and on the board of directors for the…
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Two Georgia men are among those willing to risk everything to try to stop ALS.
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Ted Harada is living his second miracle right now, savoring every minute of every hour of it for as long as it lasts.
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