HIGHLANDS RANCH — I first told Mike Cimburra's story last year. Mike has ALS - often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
It's a disease I didn't know all too well until the Cimburra's opened their home to show me what a day in the life of ALS looks like.
Since then I have kept in touch with the family and up to date on some of the drugs and trials in the pipelines.
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Wednesday night, you get a chance to hear about it all and some of the things ALS patients and families are hopeful for in a free seminar in Highlands Ranch.
Rob Goldstein with the ALS Therapy Development Institute is the speaker at the seminar. It begins at 6 p.m. at the Douglas County Library in Highlands Ranch.
If you’d like more information or to register in advance: ALS.net/als-unfiltered
In addition, the Death Ride Tour which is a charity cycling event in Colorado to conquer ALS. The event runs June 9 to 11. You can find more information here.