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Discuss creating a fully accessible environment for your child.
- By Judemom · New reply November 5, 2009
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- Hi there. I just joined this group and I'm so thrilled to see all you out here willing to share your challenges. I had no idea such spaces existed and this is such a huge relief to me. So I'm wondering ...
- By MAJECAL · New reply November 4, 2009
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- Does anyone ever just feel so tired???? I just feel like I am constantly in a battle with my 5 year old (He will be 6 in 2 weeks).... I don't know if it's just his age or if he does it just because I'm ...
- By RandiS · New reply October 29, 2009
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- I'm starting a list of blogs related to families like ours who use assistive technology and augmentative communication with their kids. I would like to share this on my new blog about family life with ...
- By LindsRenae · New reply October 23, 2009
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- I am currently a college student in Arkansas. We are working on creating a business which creates products to promote independence in children with motor disabilities - specifically cerebral palsy. I ...
- By yelena · Posted September 30, 2009
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- Please join me , if you have any question re deaffness, cochlear implant I will be happy to share my story with you ...
- By holland4me · New reply September 29, 2009
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- My 2-year old son has CP and even though I receive incredible support from our local Early Steps program, it wasn't until I read this little story that I realized I wasn't alone. And neither are you ...
- By UCPinfo · Posted September 23, 2009
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- Today we officially launched the My Child Website. Please go to www.mychildwithoutlimits.org and check it out. We will continue to update and expand the site so check back often ...
- By littlelizard · New reply September 22, 2009
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- Hi I have a 11 year old son with CP. Most of the time I feel positive, like he is doing good considering everything he's been through. He 's not "typical," but I don't expect him to be either. I am happy ...
- By JMLMommy · New reply September 22, 2009
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- I have a 5yr old son who has CP, and at first i would try and pretend like everything would be okay, and that he would grow out of it and would run and jump and all that good stuff. Yet, as the years ...
- By screen · Posted September 16, 2009
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- My 9 yr old daughter has mild cp. She walks with a walker and her legs are affected most. She is delayed at school. She repeated kindergarten and has learning support 1/2 day and reg class the other half ...
- By Karlenep · New reply September 11, 2009
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- In June 08 I had twins and mine were 38 weeks scheduled c-section. Everything went great until the second day in the hospital when the lactaid nurse noticed Ethan's (Baby A) hand moving in a repetative ...
- By UCPinfo · New reply September 10, 2009
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- Before his son Samuel was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, photojournalist Dan Habib rarely thought about the inclusion of people with disabilities. Now he thinks about inclusion every day. Shot and produced ...
- By zittlesmom · Posted September 10, 2009
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- I HAVE A 4 YEAR OLD WHO HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH AUISM SPEC DIS. HE GOES TO DAYCARE AND HAS A T.S.S. I AM HAVING A HARD TIME TRYING TO GET HIM TO USE THE BATHROOM AND HIS BROTHER IS 2.05 HE GOES ON THE ...
- By mayej25 · New reply September 8, 2009
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- Hi there, This is my first post to a website regarding CP. I have never talked to any other parent that is dealing with a child with cp before. Reading your blogs, it is nice to see other parents giving ...
- By AvaBaby · New reply September 6, 2009
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- Hi, my name is Rebecca and I was told by the staff to come here and post while waiting for a possible link in your resources. So hope I am in the right place I am the grandmother of 2 preemies, on born ...
- By littlelizard · New reply September 6, 2009
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- Hi guys, I guess I am just hoping to find out that I am not alone with having a lot of financial issues due to my child's medical issues. As a background - we make enough to not qualify for government ...
- By copperhair · New reply September 6, 2009
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- My 5 year old, who has "mild" cp (cannot walk, but crawls in a draggy sort of way), is a super bright, funny, charming child. He refuses, however, to use the potty on a regular basis. We've tried charts ...
- By Lovingourlife · New reply September 1, 2009
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- I'm kind of new to this site and check it every now and then. But this morning I decided to read through some of the discussions, and I can't stop crying. I'm finding such comfort in all of your stories ...
- By GrammsT · New reply September 1, 2009
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- I have an 11 year old grandson with cerebral palsy who can't say any more words that "yeah" on a consistant basis. Therefore a lot of people discount him and treat him like he like he isn't there. They ...
- By annewear · New reply August 5, 2009
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- My son is currently classified in the school system as developmentally delayed. He just turned 5. We are holding him back in pre-K for another year. His neurologist says she feels he has hypotonic cerebral ...