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My friend Oreo: Defying ALS with Resilience
David DuBois has ALS, but ALS doesn’t have David. <br></br>
In May 2024, I surprised David with a visit. To make the occasion special, I crafted a round-shaped card to match an Oreo cap I had bought as a gift. You might wonder, why Oreo? Is it something David loves? I don’t know if David loves Oreos, but I do know that I love David. I gave him the nickname "Oreo" after witnessing his resilience during a sticky situation several years ago. It's that same resilience I see him living with today as he battles ALS.<br></br>
So let me tell you the story…<br></br>