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Later I would learn that half of all people with CP have a form of chronic pain, and that almost nothing is known about it. I am now 55yo. My doctor believes I have osteoarthritis in the knee, but I have experienced chronic pain for most of my life with some days better than others, and Vice versa. I'm doing my best to push through it; it is there, use it to help keep me mobile (this is rarely an easy task, but I do it anyway because if I don't) think, I'm going to stagnate. I believe that exercise and a healthy body posture has, at least partially, prevented me from pain. No one told me that 35 years ago, resulting in my right leg, my bad leg would cause me issues. But it has. I used to be able to walk a mile and a half, no problems, until I sat down. (Holy Muscle Twitching, Batman!) Now I'm on the verge of tears, close to a tenth of a mile. Answer Tom Stafford may 25, 2017 at 2:14 PM This was a well thought out post and I have decided to have it in a blog post by me on the fabulous blog posts I read this week Delete. Reply Keri Vandongen, 7 Delete. October, 2015, 9:58 PM Infinite thanks Ellen for the opportunity to have a blog-link here. I was married 19 years.I have a daughter who is 16 and a freshman in college in August. If you saw me on the street you would probably never know that I was different, and that is something that is not to say many people with CP can. I suspect that my parents, the intention was to place me in a special nursery, to me, the feeling that a disability was normal, but that didn't stop me from noticing there were other people very obviously don't like me, even if these people were. Every, orthopedic surgery, know that when it rains, they are in pain their bones, sometimes in the affected area. I wish I could just hop on my chair, instead of trying to get me to do xD I have a question for you: Was the pain very bad, if you are taking medications. After college, I was an internship at the United cerebral palsy (UCP)'s national office in Washington, DC. She laughed at me, gave me a pill and said: "you do not take aspirin for the CP-pain, take this!" So I did, and the feeling was, as always, your first pair of glasses that late in life. I have mild affect hemiplegic cp and has never been treated for, or told that I was disabled (at least by anyone with any) and I have never considered myself as such.

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I have the ot and the pt as a child, and a couple of heal cable extension operations, and I remember falling down quite a bit as a child. I can only walk on crutches, so that everyone could tell I was different, and sometimes people treat me like a 2 year old. We love you and we know that the care is for someone with a disability is probably just about as weird as you. I had no idea how to socialize, since I hardly spoken ever to anyone without disabilities. I often have the feeling my legs are stiff, especially when it's cold, but I don't know if I could call it pain, because I never knew anything else. I had no friends because I grew up in an environment where friends were just "given" and not made. The one where we recognize bin "differently." This happens to each of us at different points in our lives, but it is the first step on the way of our acceptance of our disabilities. I was so excited that the first thing I did was call the girl I met at the time, and let you know.

Reply Delete Replies Anonymous 5. September 2017 at 5:52 AM I have a Facebook page called DISABLED FRIENDS DISABLED I have CP, all of my life on crutches was walking with a walker and l later with the elbow, but after many years and many traps l to use an electric chair. Everyone has an invisible disability, not heard of the phrase "you don't see disabled", as if the observer speak the wrong assumption somehow trumps you about your disability. Answers Answers Linh Khanh 18 Delete. September 2016 at 2:38 PM dear Ila, I have a daughter 12 years old and she has mild CP. Reply Delete sensitive Sara 3. July, 2015 at 3:43 PM Feels amazing response Paulette Parker 3 Delete. July, 2015 at 7:07 PM hi,I am 63 years old, born with a mild cp that effects my right side,but I've achieved almost everything I wanted to do,very strong-willed.I've been married,raised 3 healthy sons by me,went to college,my job was working with the disabled adult as a Rehabilatation specialist,love my job since 20 years,now retired, with grandchildren and great-grandchildren,and the education of my 4 dogs,all of the busy that keeps me, and to be able to go,I do the exercise three times per week,that helps me a lot,all things are possible with God at your side. My wife is able, with the help of your specs reply Delete Anonymous 6. June 2016, 9:02 PM hi, I was told, at the age of 30, I CP.I found out by a foot specialist. Delete, reply, RJ.Confiant April 1, 2017 at 5:13 PM I have a mild spastic diplegia and hemiplegia (in the form of uncontrollable tremors in the hands and arm, especially when you are under stress), CP. Moderators or the author, if you want to check it out, here is the link: Thank you Kyle for finally telling the world how it really is like with mild CP. Then I met successful adults with disabilities and they have helped me to accept it, I started with the chair and now I would not want to still be able bodied, because I noticed cp has given me more than he had taken. My little boy is almost 2, also with CP is mild, and I hope, one day, he is giving back to the community, as they are. I didn't know the world was hard up to the day, and I didn't know the heavy feeling was actually chronic pain.