Jamie Hale

  • COVID-19 Statement and FAQ

    COVID-19 Statement and FAQ

    There has been considerable anxiety amongst people with neuromuscular conditions about the risks of COVID-19. While there have been anecdotal reports of people developing COVID-19 and recovering, any source of respiratory infection is very concerning…

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  • Accessible Transport Options

    Accessible Transport Options

    Public Transport There are lots of ways of getting around. Public transport isn’t just getting quicker and more efficient, it’s also getting more accessible. Buses In the UK most buses are wheelchair accessible. However, not…

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  • An Introduction to Social Care

    An Introduction to Social Care

    Many people with muscle-weakening conditions need support with ‘activities of daily living’. This includes getting washed and dressed, going out, and things like physiotherapy and ventilation. For some people, this is provided by family. For…

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  • Living With a Feeding Tube

    Living With a Feeding Tube

    What is a feeding tube? A feeding tube delivers a nutrient feed directly into the stomach or intestine. This allows an adult with a muscle-weakening condition to meet their nutritional needs without chewing or swallowing…

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  • The Nutrition Timeline for People with DMD

    The Nutrition Timeline for People with DMD

    The nutrition timeline shows people with DMD’s nutritional needs changing as they grow up. As Duchenne progresses, nutritional issues also change. It’s important to ensure that people’s nutritional needs are met, whilst recognising that being…

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  • How to Eat a Healthy Diet

    How to Eat a Healthy Diet

    In general, adults with neuromuscular disorders should strive to have a healthy diet. A healthy diet is balanced in energy, protein, fluid, calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients. Adults should aim to include a variety…

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