Man With ALS Tells Wife ‘I Love You’ For The First Time in 16 Years [VIDEO]

Sixteen years ago, Don Moir lost the ability to speak because of ALS. Now, Don is able to communicate with his wife through a new program called Not Impossible.

Don, a Canadian farmer, was diagnosed with ALS in 1995. He lost his ability to speak when he was put on a ventilator. He communicated with people via a letter board, using his eyes. His wife heard about a lab called Not Impossible on the radio, and she called for more information.

The founder of the lab, Mick Ebeling, wanted to help. So they developed a computer program that works as a digital version of the letter board. Soon, they hope to develop software that will allow Don to "speak with his own voice," using old film footage.

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Can imagine? Having to take care of your non-verbal spouse for the majority of your marriage? His wife is my hero.