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A Foundation for Fighting Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

The Dear John Michael Foundation

was inspired by a three-year-old boy named John Michael who was diagnosed with DMD at the age of two. DMD is a progressive condition that causes weakness in the muscles and eventually loss of muscle mass. This prevents youngsters such as John Michael from learning how to walk, run, and jump. There is currently no cure for this terrible disease. It mostly affects males, and those who are diagnosed with it typically do not live past their late 20s. That’s nowhere near the full life that these children deserve.

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About Foundation

To raise awareness about Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and help research and education.
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John Michael

The Dear John Michael Foundation was inspired by three-year-old John Michael himself.
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Events

The latest endeavors to make a positive impact on DMD research.
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Blog

Read about updates on our journey and learn more about this disease.
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Gallery

View images from The Dear John Michael Foundation’s mission to cure DMD.
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Help raise funds for DMD research and education.
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We are dedicated to improving public awareness about the DMD Disease.

Medical research could one day provide a cure.

The Dear John Michael Foundation looks to raise awareness of this awful disease through DMD donations. A cure for DMD is absolutely priceless. We will continue to support the efforts of children like John Michael in their fight against this disease.

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Fighting DMD and Finding a Cure!

We provide educational support to raise awareness.

The Dear John Michael Foundation’s mission is providing financial support to finding a cure for DMD, as well as increasing the number of known DMD treatments and enhancing the quality of life of those suffering from it. Our foundation is dedicated to increasing public awareness through a spread of DMD information and committing to supporting ongoing DMD research of a specific direction as designated by our board of directors.

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