Windsor Walk for Muscular Dystrophy

WINDSOR, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - May 25, 2016) - On Sunday, May 29^th, Windsor will be coming together to say "I Can" make a difference in the effort to fight against muscular dystrophy. The community will be supporting thousands of people who are living with a neuromuscular disorder in Canada at the annual Windsor Walk for Muscular Dystrophy.

Serving as the 2016 Windsor Walk Ambassador, Regan Brooks truly believes in the power of this event. "One important thing people should know about the walk is that participating can really make a difference. With all the support shown to people with neuromuscular disorders, I really believe a cure can be found and the support network that is in place will just continue to grow."

Muscular dystrophy is a group of progressive muscle disorders that weaken the muscles that control body movement. These effects can be devastating and over time, many people with neuromuscular disorders are unable to walk, speak or ultimately breathe. For some, the disorder is fatal.

The Walk for Muscular Dystrophy is "an opportunity for the community to come together and support those affected by neuromuscular disorders at the local level," describes Stacey Lintern, Muscular Dystrophy Canada Ontario Executive Director. This family-friendly, fully accessible event will include snacks, a silent auction, activities for children and much more.

Muscular Dystrophy Canada receives almost no government funding and relies on community events and the generosity of its donors. Proceeds from the event support various programs including funding equipment, assistive living devices, support services and fund research to one day find a cure.

The fun will be taking place on Sunday, May 29^th at Assumption Park in Windsor. Participant registration begins at 10:00 am and the walk, wheel and roll will begin at 11:00 am.

To take part in the Windsor Walk for Muscular Dystrophy or for more information, please visit www.Walk4MD.com.