Developed for people diagnosed with ALS, Talk to Me, Goose! turns short recordings into a text-to-speech tool that doesn’t sound robotic.

Symptoms also include tripping accidents, falling objects and unexpected outbursts of laughter or crying, which medical professionals identify as 'pseudobulbar affect'. Symptoms spread slowly from one ...

Speech rhythm, a key attribute of natural languages that directly influences the effectiveness and efficiency of communication, is often compromised in people with neurodegenerative diseases such as ...

A Massachusetts woman wanted to leave the world laughing. Linda Murphy’s humorous and heartfelt obituary went viral after she died at 60 years old following a three-year battle with Bulbar ALS. “Well, ...

Linda Murphy, 60, wrote her own witty and humorous obituary before dying of Bulbar Onset ALS. In the obituary, Murphy joked that she died of FOMO (fear of missing out) while detailing the hardships of ...

It's not often that an obituary goes viral. But one Massachusetts woman made sure hers would. Before she passed away from ALS, Framingham resident Linda Murphy wrote her own obituary. It's filled with ...

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (WCVB) - A Massachusetts woman who died from complications of ALS wrote her own obituary, using her final words to encourage others to spread positivity and live life to the fullest.