How to prepare for transitioning to adulthood with DMD
A structured plan that addresses quality of life, independence and well-being is key to preparing for adulthood.
A structured plan that addresses quality of life, independence and well-being is key to preparing for adulthood.
The ability to chew and swallow becomes more difficult when the muscles of the throat become impacted by DMD.
Navigating school with a disability can be daunting, but open communication with school staff can help your child thrive.
Making changes to your home environment will create a safe and welcoming space for your loved one with DMD.
Regular low-impact physical activity can help maintain muscle flexibility and boost morale.
Sleep-disordered breathing is common in patients with DMD, but there are ways to increase airflow for a better night’s sleep.
Learn more about the assistive devices and technology that can be used to help patients with DMD manage their symptoms.