Coming to terms with a diagnosis of ALS can be very difficult. ALS leads to progressive loss of muscle function, which can affect many aspects of life, including the ability to drive.
However, just because you’ve been diagnosed with ALS doesn’t mean an immediate loss of your independence, whether on the road or throughout your life.
In this article, we’ll explore exactly what ALS is, how it affects your body, and how with the help of adaptive driving devices and occupational therapy you can safely extend your time driving.
