It’s the dog days of summer where our thoughts turn to vacations, how to cool down, ocean swims, and The Frosty Olympics. We can’t cool you down (although much of the Frostman USA gear is moisture-wicking) but we can bring you the Olympics For a Cause
One thing that has become very clear during my ALS journey is just how many incredible nonprofits, organizations, and resources exist to support people with disabilities. There are countless people dedicating their time, energy, and resources to helping others, and for that, I am incredibly grateful. At the same time,
I’m going to keep this one short, as I’ve attached a letter we recently sent out to our village by email. It provides an important update on my health and also highlights that it is ALS Awareness Month. Normally, during May, I would post often for ALS Awareness Month—sharing updates,
It’s been a while since I last posted, and to be honest, it’s been a rough couple of weeks. Two weekends in a row, I found myself in the emergency room. The first trip was due to respiratory issues that turned into a respiratory infection. I’m currently treating that with
When I was let go from my previous job, I did what I had always done in my career — I kept moving forward. I spent the next two to three months interviewing for new positions, staying hopeful that I could keep my professional life on track. Even as my
When I look back at early 2021, it feels like a lifetime ago. On January 2, 2021, I started a new job. It was right in the heart of COVID. Every interview had been done over Zoom. I hadn’t met a single person from the company in person, even though
It’s the dog days of summer where our thoughts turn to vacations, how to cool down, ocean swims, and The Frosty Olympics. We can’t cool you down (although much of the Frostman USA gear is moisture-wicking) but we can bring you the Olympics For a Cause
One thing that has become very clear during my ALS journey is just how many incredible nonprofits, organizations, and resources exist to support people with disabilities. There are countless people dedicating their time, energy, and resources to helping others, and for that, I am incredibly grateful. At the same time,
I’m going to keep this one short, as I’ve attached a letter we recently sent out to our village by email. It provides an important update on my health and also highlights that it is ALS Awareness Month. Normally, during May, I would post often for ALS Awareness Month—sharing updates,
It’s been a while since I last posted, and to be honest, it’s been a rough couple of weeks. Two weekends in a row, I found myself in the emergency room. The first trip was due to respiratory issues that turned into a respiratory infection. I’m currently treating that with
When I was let go from my previous job, I did what I had always done in my career — I kept moving forward. I spent the next two to three months interviewing for new positions, staying hopeful that I could keep my professional life on track. Even as my
When I look back at early 2021, it feels like a lifetime ago. On January 2, 2021, I started a new job. It was right in the heart of COVID. Every interview had been done over Zoom. I hadn’t met a single person from the company in person, even though
