Muscular dystrophy advocate with new diagnosis strives for accessible medical information
Muscular dystrophy advocate with new diagnosis strives for accessible medical information
Jenna Keindel was diagnosed with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy when she was 16. After 23 years without a clear answer, she came across an article that led to a new diagnosis of an autoimmune disorder. Now she advocates for easily accessible medical information in hopes of getting answers to patients. Photo submitted by Jenna Keindel
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