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I am six years old and have cerebral palsy, what’s your excuse?
My son Victor has cerebral palsy (CP). When he first came home from the hospital his left neck, shoulder, and arm were tight and twisted and once he started to walk (not until 20 months) we could see he had … Continue reading
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Reflection on a recent hospital admission: It is all perspective
It is 6 am and I have not slept much this night. Oliver has needed 4 nebulizers so far tonight. In the past 30 minutes has become very wheezy so we are doing back to back to back treatments. And I … Continue reading
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