When school is out, my sons with DMD get into their summer groove
WHY IT MATTERS
Parents of children with DMD can learn practical strategies for managing summer schedules and activities when school-based therapies and routines end.
A parent in rural Nebraska shares how their two sons with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) enjoy their summer break when school ends in mid-May. The article focuses on how the family adapts to seasonal changes and the boys' routines during warmer months. This is a personal story about managing life with DMD throughout the year.
This past winter in rural Nebraska was mild, with no real snow and only a handful of very cold weeks. But as it has gotten warmer and the grass starts turning green, I very much appreciate the arrival of spring. My children, who will be out of school for summer break by mid-May, have begun […] The post When school is out, my sons with DMD get into their summer groove appeared first on Muscular Dystrophy News .