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Parenting Cerebral Palsy Kids

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mtnwolf posted:

The more I'd done research, the more (or less) I found any boards that were for parents of kids with Cerebral Palsy. So I created this one! I hope it can be a place we can go to get and share help and support.

Please share the link with friends, as I've seen there are others looking for boards like this one.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Welcome!The more I'd done research, the more (or less) I found any boards that were for parents of kids with Cerebral Palsy. So I created this one! I hope it can be a place we can go to get and share help and support. <br /><br />Please share the link with friends, as I've seen there are others looking for boards like this one.

mtnwolf responded:

My name is Lisa. I'm 42, my dh is 38. We have a 2 1/2 y/o (6/7/8) little girl who was diagnosed with CP on 12/1/10. She began physical therapy 03/10 because she wasn't walking on her own. She also rolled over late. She got a walker in July and braces in September. We're still learning all the in's and outs of dealing with CP, including what services are and aren't available. We're in Virginia, in a rural community, so we don't have much here.

Lisa 42, DH 38, DD 2 - 32 wk preemie, diagnosed with CP at 2 1/2.

Report This| Share this:Welcome!My name is Lisa. I'm 42, my dh is 38. We have a 2 1/2 y/o (6/7/8) little girl who was diagnosed with CP on 12/1/10. She began physical therapy 03/10 because she wasn't walking on her own. She also rolled over late. She got a walker in July and braces in September. We're still learning all the in's and outs of dealing with CP, including what services are and aren't available. We're in Virginia, in a rural community, so we don't have much here.

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