Overview
Let’s dance together!
Join Myasthenia Gravis News for a virtual adaptive dance session with Mary Klauber on Friday, October 30, at 12 p.m. ET.
No dance experience needed. This session is all about moving in whatever way feels good for your body, whether that’s from a chair, standing, or somewhere in between. Go at your own pace, take breaks when you need them, and just have fun.
Join us on Zoom from the comfort of home. Bring a friend, a caregiver, or anyone who’d like to join you.
Want to meet others who love dance, movement, and the arts? Stop by our Forums to say hi before the event and keep the conversation going after.
Meet your host
Host
Mary Klauber Stuckey
Mary was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis at 30. MG is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes unpredictable muscle weakness and fatigue, but instead of pulling her away from dance, it pulled her closer. Dancing became a way to support her body and mind while she learned to live with MG, and a reminder that she can still do what she loves. She just does it a little differently now.
Today, Mary is a physician assistant, a ballroom dancer, and a proud dog mom to her Frenchie, Dolly. She shares her life with MG on Instagram as @littleklaub, where she talks honestly about the tough days and the good ones, and how the hard days make the good ones mean even more.
She knows firsthand that dance doesn’t have to look one way, and she’s here to help you find your own rhythm. Come join her!