Robert Paulson, long-term ALS survivor, author, is dead at 86
In his book, “Not in Kansas Anymore: A Memoir of the Farm, New York City and Life with ALS” (2009), Robert Paulson wrote, “The diagnosis of this disease need not be a death sentence.”
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In his book, “Not in Kansas Anymore: A Memoir of the Farm, New York City and Life with ALS” (2009), Robert Paulson wrote, “The diagnosis of this disease need not be a death sentence.”
He lived with the condition also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease much longer than most and spread the message, an admirer said, that disability was “just a different way of living.”
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