Support Sherri Lytle with ALS care

Sherri has been diagnosed with ALS (Amyotrohic Lateral Sclerosis) or more commonly known as Lou Gehrigs Disease. ALS is a degenerative, rapidly progressing disease for which there is no cure.

Prior to this diagnosis Sherri had suffered a spinal cord injury from a fall and has been dealing with these issues, treatments and occupational physical therapy for over a year.

Her son Mavrick and his family have moved back home to Lewiston to help with the extra care needed. Sherri is at a place where she needs full time care and the financial burdens are bearing down.

While ALS is fatal, there are things that can extend her life and the quality of the time she has here with us.

Your generosity will enable us to assist her and her family with various things including:

Medical - travel to and from the ALS center at U of M and travel to and from her Occupational

Physical Therapy in Grayling.

Home Modifications for Sherris safety and comfort

Financial Stability - Sherri hasn't been able to work in a long time and with her progression

her fiancé Clinton can no longer work full time either as he will be her primary care giver.

Family support - Sherri has very close family, unfortunately not so close in distance. Some

donations could be used to help her son and siblings visit more often to lift her spirits.

Every contribution will make a difference in easing the financial stress. Lets come together and show Sherri how much we care and she isn't in this alone.

Thank you

for more information on ALS please visit ALS.org