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Navigating the challenges of Duchenne is a constant battle, managed with many medical visits, infusions, daily muscle stretching & more.

But as Suneel told us, "Even if my goals in life are impossible, if people believe in me, I'm going to go for it."

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Suneel Ram looks up as doctors ask questions about his breathing machine at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester, Mass., June 13, 2024. The visit to the Duchenne Program at UMass is an annual excursion for Ram and his mother Dr. Neera Gulati. They make the eight hour drive to run extensive physical tests on Ram to gauge the progression of his Duchenne and ensure he is getting the best care possible. (Libby March/Buffalo News) Suneel Ram and his mother, Dr. Neera Gulati, joke around together as Gulati adjusts a blanket around Suneel’s shoulders, visiting Oishei Children’s Hospital for Suneel’s twice-annual bone infusion in Buffalo, July 14, 2024. Suneel receives bone infusions every six months, receiving zoledronic acid, which helps strengthen his bones, and acetaminophen, through his port. (Libby March/Buffalo News) Suneel Ram motors up the van ramp, leaving a pizza shop after stopping for dinner with his mother Neera Gulati, and aide, David Rowe, before heading to their hotel in Worcester, Mass., June 11, 2024. They have driven over 400 miles from Williamsville, N.Y. to bring Suneel for an annual visit to the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Center at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester. Driving time, with stops, was almost eight hours. (Libby March/Buffalo News) Suneel Ram gazes up at galactic photographs seen at the planetarium inside the EcoTarium in Worcester, Mass., June 12, 2024. After eight hours of travel the day before and a full day of medical appointments in Worcester, Suneel was eager to make it to the planetarium show, which was not playing when they tried to see it during last year’s excursion to Worcester. (Libby March/Buffalo News)
April 6, 2025 at 5:12 PM