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How Brooke Eby Is Sharing Her ALS Story
Last year at the age of 33, Brooke Eby was diagnosed with ALS, a progressive degenerative brain disease that is usually fatal within less than five years of diagnosis. To raise awareness of the condition and give a voice to others with it, she began sharing her journey on TikTok (@limpbroozkit). We talked to her about her experience.