To be robbed of life at the height of his powers is certainly cruel. The other tragedy is off-screen but felt just as much-his wife’s grief. He was a smart, dignified man. RIP.
He contributed enormously as to what this cruel illness does to an otherwise healthy man. The pain comes from the thoughts of his family and the time they wont spent together. He did his best with valor. RIP
every now and then over the years i think about this nice man and come for a visit. one thing i'd never noticed until now is how awesome his hair is for his age. at every visit i am closer to death than my last visit. there's no cheating death, the greatest equalizer. we're all headed to where this man went.
May you rest in peace Kevin. You fought hard as it went on and we'll keep your effort as an ambition for us to find the truth behind what's causing such a illness.
You can see how much he loves his family by how he is hurting when he talks about them. Nothing more cruel than taking a healthy happy family man away from his family that he holds so dearly. I can't imagine his fear or being in his position, I don't know how I came across your channel but in a way im happy I did. I was absolutely gutted to hear that you passed. Wish I could have endured this for you. Rest peacefully, Kevin. I won't forget you.
I just want to reach out and comfort you but as I've just read other comments, you have already passed. What a brave soul you were. God bless🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
He was my BEST friend at USC . Fraternity brother, hell raiser with me. A physical specimen ! OD went home on June 9th, 2013. He was 56 . I miss him every single day.
@@parthianwarrior1901I know right?! But I will say that my dad is 65 and he just started getting a few gray hairs but you can barely tell. He has never dyed it or anything. That has always baffled me. On the other hand some people start going grey in their 30s🤷🏼♀️😊
My God, when he cries it makes me cry. I'm so sorry this happened. I'm sorry this disease even exists. I, myself, am dealing with something very similar and my doctors cant figure out what's the matter. It's very discouraging and scary.
This video series he made hurts me to watch him suffer, terrifies me that this could potentially happen to me, but most importantly motivates me. Currently in medical school, going into my final year and this reminds me of why I went into the field of medicine. Not only to diagnose and treat, but to keep up the field of research and to never quit, or lose my sense of wonder. We owe it to people like Kevin to keep that sense of curiosity and to search for answers to bigger things that have yet to have an answer or solution. R.I.P Kevin....
Hope Kevin is at peace ? ALS makes you more emotional at times with splutterings, laughing or crying. Bloody disease ! I hope they can find a cure.. I have had it for the last year with slightly different progression. Tick Tock down at a steady pace. I started with leg muscle twitchings 6/17 then not until 11/17 any physical signs. First R foot slowed then leg then legs and voice started slurring in Jan of 2018. Arms weak and struggle to wobble indoors now confined . It takes no prisoners for sure. Hey Ho TIANDB.. I am a Kevin also.. ( Is Autophagy the key ? ) Best luck all..
you have done such a great contribution by letting us know how the disease progress. I not sure but i think most ppl with ALS die during their sleep, not exactly a painful death. I think at that point you can also ask for morphine.
all is understood now your in the loving arms of our Lord Jesus Christ, thank you for taking your precious time to make these videos , that is Love for others , its getting very rare ***** :)
To be robbed of life at the height of his powers is certainly cruel. The other tragedy is off-screen but felt just as much-his wife’s grief. He was a smart, dignified man. RIP.
What a terrific guy to share all this do openly. Thank you.
Kevin Strong!!! God knew every tear. Kevin's body is not hear, but his spirit is still inspiring!
when he cries it just tears at my heart strings RIP Kevin, God bless your soul
This series is heart wrenching. R.I.P. Kevin thank you for sharing such a personal story.
He contributed enormously as to what this cruel illness does to an otherwise healthy man. The pain comes from the thoughts of his family and the time they wont spent together. He did his best with valor. RIP
I will be praying for this good man.
every now and then over the years i think about this nice man and come for a visit. one thing i'd never noticed until now is how awesome his hair is for his age. at every visit i am closer to death than my last visit. there's no cheating death, the greatest equalizer. we're all headed to where this man went.
For real brother ethier way we are going to die. Bless him
You still alive?
yeah, still kicking and back to see kevin. weird how he just randomly pops into my mind.
@@God.AlmightySame with me, sometimes Kevin will pop into my mind randomly and so I come here to see him😊
May you rest in peace Kevin. You fought hard as it went on and we'll keep your effort as an ambition for us to find the truth behind what's causing such a illness.
You can see how much he loves his family by how he is hurting when he talks about them. Nothing more cruel than taking a healthy happy family man away from his family that he holds so dearly. I can't imagine his fear or being in his position, I don't know how I came across your channel but in a way im happy I did. I was absolutely gutted to hear that you passed. Wish I could have endured this for you. Rest peacefully, Kevin. I won't forget you.
RIP, brave and beautiful soul.
I just want to reach out and comfort you but as I've just read other comments, you have already passed. What a brave soul you were. God bless🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
He was my BEST friend at USC .
Fraternity brother, hell raiser with me. A physical specimen !
OD went home on June 9th, 2013.
He was 56 . I miss him every single day.
How come he had no grey hair at 56?
@@parthianwarrior1901I know right?! But I will say that my dad is 65 and he just started getting a few gray hairs but you can barely tell. He has never dyed it or anything. That has always baffled me. On the other hand some people start going grey in their 30s🤷🏼♀️😊
@@amberlynn8591 Wow he had some good hair genetics
@@amberlynn8591 how he would feed himself?
My God, when he cries it makes me cry. I'm so sorry this happened. I'm sorry this disease even exists. I, myself, am dealing with something very similar and my doctors cant figure out what's the matter. It's very discouraging and scary.
You're a hero :'( ❤ I love you man :'(
This man was so lovely. A very handsome chap too. Love to his family x
13:01 Got me deep 😢😭....such a strong man he was...RIP
There must be no worse hell on earth than ALS
This video series he made hurts me to watch him suffer, terrifies me that this could potentially happen to me, but most importantly motivates me. Currently in medical school, going into my final year and this reminds me of why I went into the field of medicine. Not only to diagnose and treat, but to keep up the field of research and to never quit, or lose my sense of wonder. We owe it to people like Kevin to keep that sense of curiosity and to search for answers to bigger things that have yet to have an answer or solution. R.I.P Kevin....
He's a Good guy
ALS seems to like to go for the nicest people. perhaps there is even some sort of causality there.
Beautiful soul, RIP.
Hope Kevin is at peace ? ALS makes you more emotional at times with splutterings, laughing or crying. Bloody disease ! I hope they can find a cure.. I have had it for the last year with slightly different progression. Tick Tock down at a steady pace.
I started with leg muscle twitchings 6/17 then not until 11/17 any physical signs. First R foot slowed then leg then legs and voice started slurring in Jan of 2018. Arms weak and struggle to wobble indoors now confined . It takes no prisoners for sure.
Hey Ho TIANDB.. I am a Kevin also.. ( Is Autophagy the key ? ) Best luck all..
You're a hero for fighting this disease. These videos and comments make me want to stop wasting my life and make a difference in the world
you have done such a great contribution by letting us know how the disease progress.
I not sure but i think most ppl with ALS die during their sleep, not exactly a painful death. I think at that point you can also ask for morphine.
Heartbreaking!
all is understood now your in the loving arms of our Lord Jesus Christ, thank you for taking your precious time to make these videos , that is Love for others , its getting very rare ***** :)
I wish I could hold you til you got better. 😔❤🙏
RIP Kevin.
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Dzielny Czlowiek
My brother got ALS in 2009. He got it from a TDaP.
@Sukijopa. Sadly the Covid vaccines are causing this as well
@Sukjopa. It seems this disease of Kevin's is being manifested aster the Covid shots.
RIP 😳
Try taking your gabapentin at night then you won’t be so tired during the day