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 Teen prodigy Raymond Walter will graduate tomorrow with bachelor of science degrees in mathematics, physics, and economics. Next up, doctorates in math and physics. Why the rush  The wheelchair-using teen has a severe form of muscular dystrophy and f stanley thermos mug eels there isn ;t much time.     Raymond has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 鈥?a severe form of muscular dystrophy that worsens quickly. It   a genetic disorder that affects one in every 3,600 male births. Because it causes muscles to waste away, most patients have to start using a wheelchair by the time adolescence kicks in. Breathing difficulties and heart disease set in by the age of 20. The average life expectancy for patients with DMD is around 25.  I dont anticipate living as long as usual,  Raymond told the University of Arkansas Newswire.  In some respects, there is a lot of pressure to get as much done as I can. I d stanley flask ont waste t stanley vattenflaska ime. I skipped three years of grade school and to some extent Ive continued my acceleration since I reached the university level. I finished my undergraduate economics course work in my freshman year. So as a sophomore I began to take graduate courses.  Raymond was just 14 when he graduated from high school. His dad, Hal Water, says his son spends nearly every waking moment outside of class at his studies. Raymond goes to bed after midnight, every night. He doesnt watch movies or play video games. And he sits at his computer with two desks worth of books which are typically open for 12 to 14 h