Rhys Hoskins, who recently signed with the Milwaukee Brewers, made a lasting impact on families affected by muscular dystrophy during his time with the Philadelphia Phillies. Through his genuine connections and support, he brought hope and joy to children and their families, going beyond fundraising efforts to create meaningful relationships. Despite his departure, the families he touched will always cherish the memories and continue to support him in his new baseball home.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire is currently attending nursing school, inspired by his mother and sister's experiences. His mother went to nursing school after serving in the Army, and his sister, who was diagnosed with congenital muscular dystrophy, has been an ambassador for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Edwards-Helaire has been managing his nursing school studies with the help of his fiancée and has received support from fans for pursuing a career outside of football. Despite his success in football, he is confident about his future in nursing and is set to be a free agent after the NFL postseason.
