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What Really Matters

We all have had to protect ourselves one way or another living life with Cerebral Palsy.  We have had to suit up at all cost.  We have had to equip ourselves physically, emotionally, and mentally.  Today, bullying is not as

Armoring Ourselves

How well do you as a person with Cerebral Palsy and any disability armor yourself? When you talk with people you need to do business with such as: doctors, educators, counselors, and therapist; are you like Maximus the powerful Roman

The Seen and Unseen of our Existence

How many times has a disabled person with Cerebral Palsy been acknowledge for the thing they have set out to accomplish in their lives? It’s easy for people with C.P. like Josh Blue or Jerry Jewel.  They give people a

Creating Not Polishing Your Life

In our world so often our major choices seem to be selecting preordained ideas.  For some, possibilities are stars shooting in the sky, while people with Cerebral Palsy are “swayed” to sit at home and watch T.V. This comfortable coaxing

Being Positive in the New Year

For those of you, who are like me, the New Year brings many opportunities and challenges.  Whether you have a disability or not life keeps moving forward.  Chances to grow, chances to expand, chances to face are always present.  It’s

Enticing Others to Believe

When I was younger, I worked over a 300 extension switchboard as a switchboard operator for a few prominent companies.  These firms were unaware of my strengths.  They were more skeptical of my ability to do the job.  They didn’t

Persuading in a World that Needs Convincing

Too often, we people with disabilities spend a lifetime persuading people who need convincing.  We assume the moral correctness of what we seek because we want more for our lives than what the “experts” are willing to give.  But more

How to be Present in Your Life

There are many positive things a person with Cerebral Palsy and Special Needs can do for themselves.  But one must want to do it. One must be willing to step out of the box, and go to any lengths. One

Their Word Isn’t Ours

In the mist of being a disabled person, and having Cerebral Palsy, our words seem to always be misunderstood.  The intensity of which we live, speak, and pursue our goals is shocking to the rest of the world.  They can’t

The Unfading Impact

What are the long term impacts and effects for people with Cerebral Palsy and the way we are looked down upon?  It’s been my experience, that a great deal of energy and effort has been spent in categorizing particular levels

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