Muscular Dystrophy Assoc... Marktanteilsanalyse für Januar 2026

When Cindi Reamer, a 58-year-old auditor and coder with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD) was a child in Fort Wayne, Ind., she told her orthopedist that she wanted to work for him one day. At age 20, she did just that. Steven Glock, M.D., hired her as a telephone switchboard operator, and she has been working in his practice ever since, moving from the switchboard into coding. Holding down a job for more than 30 years as her LGMD progressed has been challenging at times. “There’s something every year that I could do last year but I can’t do this year,” she says.