“Non-ambulatory” Definition: No longer able to walk. Duchenne context: This isn’t the end of living - it’s a shift in how living looks. It means wheelchairs, adaptations, new ways of doing things, and constant problem-solving so kids stay included, learning, and engaged with the world. It’s not just my job to step up to ensure this. Parent POV: When your child becomes non-ambulatory, it’s not that they stop wanting to explore or participate - it’s that we learn how to remove barriers. The chair