Edition 9 of the 'You are Strong' Newsletter from Harrison's Fund - The Big Give and Ask Max

Max reflects on how purposeful movement supports mental wellbeing while helping raise funds for Duchenne families. She shares simple, realistic ways to get active, boost your mood, and make a positive difference at your own pace.

Edition 8 of the 'You are Strong' Newsletter from Harrison's Fund

Care defines us as parents of two boys with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. As their bodies weaken, grief is constant, yet so too is wonder: Oskar accepts with innocence, Theodor resists with fierce intelligence. Caring for them is humbling—an act of defiance and unconditional love, ensuring their spirits remain undiminished. The disease may take much, but it will not define them; their courage and will always shine through.

Edition 7 of the 'You are Strong' Newsletter from Harrison's Fund

When Austin began using a wheelchair, I feared it meant giving up. But what I saw instead was relief and freedom. No more struggles to keep up with friends, no more fear of falling. The chair gave him independence, safety, and dignity. For families facing the same stage, please know you’re not alone. A wheelchair isn’t the end—it’s a tool for inclusion and a better quality of life. Sometimes, embracing the next step opens doors we never expected.

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