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Monthly Archives: August 2013
tasks of daily living and cerebral palsy
My experience with life with cerebral palsy is that it offers a unique perspective on the world. The simplest tasks of daily living that others take for granted take such as putting on socks and shoes this is a … Continue reading
Posted in Disability
Tagged Cerebral Palsy, Cerebral palsy blog, cp, daily life with cerebral palsy, daily life with physical disability, life coach, lifeskills, struggles of cerebral palsy in daily life, struggles of physical disability in daily life, tasks of daily living and cerebral palsy, tbi, training and development, ucp
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self-image and disability
I think the key about self-image and disability is to know that you are worthy of all that is positive in your life. I know I have struggled in terms of friendship over the years to accept that people want … Continue reading
Cerebral palsy symptoms and the impact on my life
According to Mayo clinic the basic definition of cerebral palsy is: “Cerebral palsy is a disorder of movement, muscle tone or posture that is caused by an insult to the immature, developing brain, most often before birth.” I get asked … Continue reading
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wheelmap.org
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what am i missing
is there anything i have missed that i should be writing about? if you like my content why not help me out by joining my mailing list its free
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social inclusion: including those with disabilities in your life
I understand that disability can be daunting in terms of attending private functions at people’s homes because of issues of accessibility. So why do these parties have to be at others homes I mean if your house is set up … Continue reading
this blog has made me humble
I have always been one to enjoy giving back people ask me how and why it is that I keep this blog updated three times a week. well, despite writing and sharing this with others if you like my content … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, Me
Tagged blogging tips, blogs, disability blog, disability blogging, humble, meek, Self-effacing, unassuming, unpretentious
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hard to believe it was 16 years ago already
I want to take you back 1997 yes that is 16 years ago. I was 11 years old then, and in severe pain. I was born with dislocated hips. As I understand it this this is quite common in the … Continue reading
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Tagged cerebral palsy surgery, hip joint, osteotomy, pediatric surgeon, pediatric surgery, pediatrician, pediatricians, surgery
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Overcoming muscle spasticity
This is an interesting concept to me and has been widely searched recently on my site. When it comes to spasticity I feel like at least for me that is part of my life part of the package in terms … Continue reading