Experiences with

Cerebral palsy

Hello, We're exploring areas with strong support and services for our 17-year-old daughter, who has cerebral palsy, is visually impaired, and uses a wheelchair full-time.

Hello, We're exploring areas with good support and services for our 17-year-old daughter, who has cerebral palsy, is visually impaired, and uses a wheelchair full-time.

I have severe quad spastic cerebral palsy, I am a wheelchair user and use an AAC device to communicate. I don’t have learning difficulties, more so issues with movement and speech.

I have Cerebral Palsy mildly so running is harder anyway and my husband insists I run on a treadmill because of falls. But when you have to wait to cross a road, does that count?

I have autism and adhd and learning disabilities and I was born with Cerebral palsy too which not many people who know me know I have had this condition either.

List below taken from their website Some of the disabilities and conditions we work with are: Multiple sclerosis Cerebral palsy Spinal injuries and head injuries Stroke Osteoarthritis and scoliosis Arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis Ehlers-Danlos syndrome Friedrich’s ataxia Fibromyalgia Muscular

hello My son Has cerebral palsy Also has a feeding peg is visually impaired and has Hyperinsulinism Uses a wheelchair unable to walk He was called for the Covid vaccine, When he was 17 When I arrived at the doctors, I was asked to stay in the car with him.

Our unwavering mission is to raise awareness and foster a deeper understanding of neurodiversity, with a particular focus on conditions such as autism, ADHD, epilepsy, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, and various learning disabilities.

He has cerebral palsy, along with other conditions which wasn't really disclosed when we were dating (i found out several months after our children were born during their eye examinations) and his mum is still very much involved in his life.

My story is my 58 year old sister with cerebral palsy is still experiencing disgusting and substandard treatment when she is in hospital. Its like they forget she is a person, because she is non-verbal. Our most recent experience this week, has been as appalling as ever.

I wake up in the night, if I can even sleep, my feet spasm, part of the nerve pain from the amputation, but also because of my cerebral palsy. I am down to 50 mg of pregaba;lin for 3 more mornings and 25 mg until next Wednesday. What can I do to carm things down a bit?

She has Cerebral Palsy, Aspergers and Learning difficulties. She has some challenging behaviours which can escalate quite rapidly, but if managed properly, can usually subside quickly.

I found out last year that i was diagnosed with cerebral palsy in 1985 but didn't know.

My legs are stiff and are sort As if I have slight cerebral palsy in that I can’t fine control where they are going to land when I walk andthat disturbs my balance, so now I walk with a stick. Am Ithe only one? Onc, says it is neuropathy. I am sure that is right. I don’t have numbness.

He has many other issues cerebral palsy severe learning difficulties plus we have trouble getting him to eat so is very small. Any feedback would be very appreciated. Thank you

I have anemia, cerebral palsy which now affects the nerves dramatically in my in my lower limbs. Due to my problems, I just wonder how much or how many problems are contributed by B12 deficiency. My PA test was negative, I know this means nothing.

So you will find it in rehabilitation training plans, specifically for people with impaired movement, including rheumatoid arthritis, strokes, Parkinson’s disease, cerebral palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, and spinal or knee injuries.

I’m 69 years old and have long term disabilities due to cerebral palsy which impairs my mobility and partial sight. I only have 25 percent of normal vision in one eye only and I’m blind in the other eye.

More manageable as having some back pain associated with my Cerebral Palsy. It happens occasionally so have to take a step back and think about number one instead. Either way I’ll post here so you can follow how I’m doing, start date 28th November 👍 💖 Regards Richard

My Niece, has Cerebral Palsy and Learning disabilities, she is still in special education because she can't read or write properly.