lights and working on their computers. >> reporter: it's outfitted with eye tracking technology like that in his home to give residents the ability to control everything around them. but even with all this, michelle says they have their difficult days, most recently as they prepared for a dinner date. >> he's in the suit, just pissed, mad at the world, actually, drove into our office and drove him into the closet and got stuck and started crying so i started crying, called my mom and said we're not going to come, she started crying. ten minutes later after we both sobbed, with he said look we're going to do this. >> reporter: and they are doing it. steve marked his one-year anniversary with als with a skydive. he also sponsored adventure trips for other als patience, recently trekking up ma machupichu and canoeing down the missouri people. he says most people live as if they'll never die so that's why he's living life to the fullest. seeing steve and michelle the