Navigating this new 2025 school year is a challenge for anyone. But with a condition like Duchenne muscular dystrophy to contend with, it can become even more difficult. To find success while transitioning to a new school year with Duchenne, it’s important to communicate with teachers, administrators, and staff your needs.
If you have a desire to drive with Duchenne muscular dystrophy or be a passenger in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, there are plenty of opportunities to make that dream a reality.
Dealing with a fracture is a frightening experience for anyone, especially someone living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, who has weaker bones and is more prone to falling. Often, you will […]
By Jennifer Wallace, PT and Doug Levine, PT Introduction Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a neuromuscular disorder that affects an estimated 1 in 5,000 live male births and is largely […]
Going to college can be a life changing experience – from meeting new friends to expanding your knowledge to learning more about yourself. It can also be especially challenging while […]
Finding the Right One: Advice from Experts on Dating with a Disability
By Jacob Gapko Jacob Gapko is 46 years old and has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. He uses a power wheelchair and non-invasive ventilation 24/7. He has a B.S. in physics and minors […]
Justin Skeesuck, a 48-year-old Idahoan featured in the documentary “I’ll Push You,” started losing the use of his hands in 2010. So, in 2012, he moved to Italy. For a […]
This year, our CureDuchenne blogs ran the gamut from FDA approvals to overcoming adversity to books and movies that represent people with disabilities to how to stay happy and healthy. […]
