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Tag Archives: cerebral palsy diagnosis
Things to do when your child is given a diagnosis
I am not a parent but I want to write about this from the perspective of the adult with the label, herself. There seems to be a stigma within society, about having a diagnosis, of any sort. but I am … Continue reading
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Understanding Cerebral Palsy: What Startle Reflex Really Means
.You know when a sudden noise causes an infant to jump out of their skin? That is moro reflex. This, as I understand it is a reflex that is normally lost as children grow, but this is a reflex that … Continue reading
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Startle Reflex:the question I have always had
I have wondered if cerebral palsy and the startle reflex is commonly associated with it, does everyone with cerebral palsy have the startle reflex? if you like my content why not help me out by joining my mailing list its … Continue reading
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A mommy minute
A note from lifeofthedifferentlyabled I have asked Jo to write what it is like to have a special needs child and she so kindly wrote the following I’m Jo, mom of six – year – old Monkey Boy. He’s a … Continue reading
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Cerebral Palsy shakedown
this blogger was kind enough to create a cerebral palsy blogs listing http://standup8.wordpress.com/roll-call/ if you like my content why not help me out by joining my mailing list its free
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Brotherly love
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Drunk Driving Charges?
This news story suggests some jokes which I for one don’t find funny, jokes about someone’s sobriety. Okay, but have you ever stopped to think that perhaps the person is not driving under the influence at all; That that same person may … Continue reading
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