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Growing Up With Cerebral Palsy – Part 17 of a Series

Written by Alex Diaz-Granados
June 15, 2016 by Alex Diaz-Granados

“You only go through high school once, but if you go through the way we did, that’s enough.” ― Steven C. Smith, Off the Rails: Excerpts from My Life In the summer of 1981, I decided to attend summer school at South Miami High instead of taking three months off until the start of my […]

Woman With Cerebral Palsy Wants to Have Nashville’s First Inclusive Fashion Show

Written by <a href="https://cerebralpalsyguidance.com/about-us/mary-ellen-ellis/">Mary Ellen Ellis</a>
June 15, 2016 Written by Mary Ellen Ellis

Alicia Searcy, of Nashville, lives with cerebral palsy, but she doesn’t let her disorder stop her from being a fashionista and spreading awareness about how to have style while confined to a wheelchair. She plans to be the first person with cerebral palsy to participate in Nashville’s first inclusive fashion show. The Mighty reports that Searcy, a […]

Siblings and Cerebral Palsy

Written by <a href="https://cerebralpalsyguidance.com/about-us/mary-ellen-ellis/">Mary Ellen Ellis</a>
June 14, 2016 Written by Mary Ellen Ellis

It’s no surprise that kids who grow up with a sibling with cerebral palsy tend be a little more stressed when compared to children who don’t live with someone with the disorder. However, they’re often more well-adjusted than their peers and more empathetic and caring towards people with special needs. Kids who help take care […]

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