How to help a child with DMD make friends
The unique challenges associated with DMD means it may take extra effort to make friends.
The unique challenges associated with DMD means it may take extra effort to make friends.
Whether across a room or across campus, a power wheelchair provides independence and freedom to move around.
Virtual visits can make accessing care easier for many.
From cleared pathways to extra time in written tests, small changes can make big differences in the school day of a child with DMD.
Vaccinations help protect people with DMD from respiratory diseases that can be especially dangerous to their health.
Finding mental health support might sound like a burden, but the benefits can be well worth the effort.
Each program has its own requirements; learning them early can help families prepare more effectively.
Power wheelchairs aren’t one-size-fits all: Almost every aspect can be tailored to the user.
While it’s easy to push dental health to the sidelines, good dental hygiene is just as important for those with DMD.
Corticosteroids are one of the most effective tools available to help children with DMD lead longer, stronger lives.