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| A Teacher's Guide to Neuromuscular Disease |
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| Updated 10|2005 |
| Table of Contents
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The Muscular Dystrophy Association can help teachers
in several ways.
You can call your local MDA office to arrange for an MDA speaker
to visit your classroom or school.
Or, you can learn more from an MDA video or publication about
living with neuromuscular disease.
Videos Include:
- Breathe Easy
- Family profiles
- Hispanic family profiles
- Hop-a-Thon Stories
- MDA Summer Camp
- Sarah’s Wish
- Standing and Walking are Gifts
- Videos on MDA programs
Publications Include:
- 101 Hints to “Help With Ease”
- Breathe Easy: Respiratory Care for Children With Muscular
Dystrophy
- Everybody's Different, Nobody's Perfect
- Genetics and Neuromuscular Diseases
- Hey! I'm Here, Too!
- Journey of Love: A Parent's Guide to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
- Learning to Live With a Neuromuscular Disease
- MDA Services for the Individual, Family and Community
- Preparing for Emergencies
- Quest Magazine
- Travis: I Got Lots of Neat Stuff
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