9 months ago my brother Andrew (Andy) was walking me down the aisle at my wedding. He is 37. A husband to Steph and Dad to 8-year-old Eli. He was healthy, active, and just started an exciting new chapter working for the Chicago Cubs. Then everything changed. Less than a year ago he started noticing weakness in his right hand. What first seemed minor turned into months of testing and uncertainty until he got the diagnosis no one is ever ready for: ALS. There is no cure. No treatment that stops it. It’s a disease you would never wish on your worst enemy. My brother is one of the most selfless people I know. He showed up to every one of my football games. He once drove my ridiculous truck from Illinois all the way to Myrtle Beach without hesitation. Whatever I needed, whenever I needed it — he was there. No questions asked. So when he needs us the most… no questions asked. As a family we’ve partnered with American Friends of Sheba Medical Center to support the ALS research of Dr. Amir Dori. His work on miR-126 is at a critical stage. The scientific breakthrough is extremely promising, but it needs immediate funding to validate, then move into a clinical trial. Please stand with Andrew. My brother. My best friend. Donate: give.afsmc.org/campaign/8271…