What did Kevin Pollari do when given 18-30 months to live? He did just that. He lived. And now at 55 months, he's sharing knowledge about the disease he's been living with longer than most. His story of living with ALS. In 2010, Kevin became his fourth family member to be diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) - Lou Gehrig's disease - a motor neuron disease known only to be fatal. Kevin ended his career. He climbed a mountain with his love. He traveled the U.S. visiting family and friends. He remodeled his home and made researching ways to slow his ALS progression a top priority. And slow it he did. From a love-at-first-site romance to the challenges of terminal illness, from hyperbaric chambers to energy field contraptions, from demonstrations of love to being abandoned on a mountainside, A Seeker's Harvest shows the impact of this whole body disease - body, mind and spirit - giving hope and more than just a little to think about. This is Kevin's brave story. A story about how he lived and continues pushing onward.