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Rohit Kapur Non-Member New

Writer on disability, autonomy, and meaning

Nonfiction

Rohit Kapur is a writer, business development professional, mentor, and disability advocate living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. His work explores disability, autonomy, interdependence, mortality, relationships, and what it means to live fully within circumstances that cannot simply be overcome. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, has spent more than two decades in leadership and mentoring roles within the Duchenne and neuromuscular community, and publishes personal essays through his Substack, Roflections. He was featured by CNBC Cures in August 2026 and is the author of the memoir Approaching the Starting Line: Reflections on Illness, Meaning, and the Art of Living.

Location:
Royal Oak, MI
Birthdate:
19 May (34 years old)
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Last Updated: 14 Oct 2026

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