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Exercise, I would imagine. I've heard from people who use them for exercise that they are quite the work out!

As a 21 year old male with cerebral palsy, you are the second person I have seen who isn't completely disabled by it. I have so many questions! But I'll only ask a few.

What has been your most difficult challenge to overcome with it? How does it affect your day to day behavior? (making breakfast, coffee, playing videogames. etc)

Thank you for sharing!

I have similar issues, even though mine only affects my right arm and leg. I walk with a slight limp, really bad if I'm tired, and my hand usually stays stuck in a fist/semi-fist.

I have to sit to put on my shoes as well! I never realized it until you said it. I also have pretty terrible balance because I basically live my life lopsided.

I was born with CP and live with it. Though I am not OP, I understand what it is like. Be supportive to the child and do not patronize it. I was never treated "specially" because of what I have and it made all the difference. I understand what I have and my limitations, but was never looked down on. Support.

How would you suggest getting more involved in the blog/news type industry?