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QUEST Vol. 19, No. 2

April 1, 2012 - June 30, 2012

Cover Story

Meet Bryson Foster

A big sports fan with a bigger heart, this 11-year-old is ready to speak out for MDA

Bryson Foster dreams big. No, make that B-I-G.

But those with big hearts usually do.

"Even if you dream small, those small things can turn into big things in the end," says Bryson, with wisdom beyond his 11 years.

In true sports vernacular, he adds: "Go big or go home."

So, Bryson continues to dream about one day being the starting quarterback for his beloved Cincinnati Bengals, or a professional basketball player, or a professional head coach.

Features

Getting Involved: MDA Hop-a-Thon
Students hop to help fight muscle disease, while learning core values of awareness, acceptance and assistance
Modular Ramps: Many Possibilities
The Right Ramp Can Make Your Life Easier
Getting on the level

Departments

Book Reviews
Books Reviews Spring 2012
From Where I Sit
Combating Stereotypes: Why Movies About 'the Disabled' Stink
Keeping in Touch
Keeping in Touch Spring 2012
MDA Advocacy Report
MDA Advocacy Report
MDA Mailbag
MDA Mailbag Spring 2012
MDA Matters
MDA Matters Spring 2012
Product Peeks
Product Peeks Spring 2012

In Focus

In Focus: Myotonic Muscular Dystrophy
Cardiac Care in MMD: Lack of Symptoms May Mask Deadly Problems
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness Can Be 'Debilitating' in MMD1 and MMD2
Juvenile-Onset MMD1 Can Cause Cognitive, Behavior Challenges
Energy, Dedication, Hope Help Parents of Children with Congenital MMD1

Research Updates

Research Updates Spring 2012

Quest Extra

Resource Roundup: IEP and 504 Plans
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