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Monday, October 5, 2026

Brian Jeansonne on living beyond his ALS prognosis

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Author Brian Jeansonne was given five years to live when doctors diagnosed him with ALS. Six and a half years later, Jeansonne is continuing his battle. Jeansonne and his son and caregiver, Nate, join CBS News to discuss how they've approached life since that diagnosis.

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