You seem like a great teacher. The way you speak these words makes them and the whole topic sound quite interesting. Thanks for making this very easy to understand and informative presentation.
I was diagnosed with serval palsy when I was in my mom's womb I had three therapies when I was in school they were speech K-2, OT K-10, and last PT Preschool - adulthood too. I do you stand with my legs apart; quite a bit for maintaining balance. I also do use a walker to get around and I also have a service dog.
I've always wondered if I have Spastic or Ataxic Cerebral Palsy. My CP is VERY mild. My case was used as a study case during the 80's in Canada. Still there's much about my own disability I don't know...
Love, Rosie I have the exact same issues. very mild, don't know exactly what kind. Lately I've had issues with random "twitches" in my arms when focusing on random things, or trying to think ahead. it also affects my eyes and makes me kind of nauseous. There is no real help for adults with cp unfortunately.
Superspicydonutgirl This is true! There's no real help for adults with CP. I have arthritis in my left foot as a result of my CP and bone spurs in my neck bc of the same type of issues. None of this is treated with the CP in mind. Thankfully, I do see a chiropractor weekly who relieves my pain and realigns my spine. I do hope your twitching issues gradually disappears! Such a difficult thing to deal with.
Same. Keep active, guys. Walk, swim, go to a gym, buy an exercise bike. People with CP need to be treated well like Olympic athletes in terms of physical exercise., My parents don’t have CP and since they don’t exercise, old age has caught up with them. I’m the one who climbs the stairs, goes for walks, rides the bike. It’s so important!
really good but i feel you dumb it down to much, especially if your target audience is medical students maybe use the actual medical terms for the muscles eg adductors, abductors
My Daughter is 10years old now and the doctor said have Atheroid celebrial palsy.. How come when shes in 2years old..her ctscan is normal..and all the laboratories is normal also.. Now shes studying and very good in class..she can read and math solving also..but the problem is she cannot write nor up if shes lying in bed And running also she cant do it..hope to hear u soon doc thank you
You seem like a great teacher. The way you speak these words makes them and the whole topic sound quite interesting. Thanks for making this very easy to understand and informative presentation.
Parts of my student struggles are gone now that I have watched this video. Great great neurology lesson!
great visuals and great content given. You're a born teacher; I feel like you really understand the 'student' struggle.
perfectly done in all senses. very helpful
Using these videos to study for my Neuro Class for my physical therapist assistant program.
Amazing video once again
I was diagnosed with serval palsy when I was in my mom's womb I had three therapies when I was in school they were speech K-2, OT K-10, and last PT Preschool - adulthood too. I do you stand with my legs apart; quite a bit for maintaining balance. I also do use a walker to get around and I also have a service dog.
Me too
My sister has serval palsy too. I try to help her as much as I can. We are in this together.
Very nice explanation
Awesome video
very useful. thank you!
No words 🙌🙌
Thank you so much 🙏🤗🌹
What are they considered if someone with Athetoid CP if their upper body more affected and can walk? Diplegic?
Tq
Emma Giles how could I contact you? I have lots of questions about creating videos, 'cause I want to create videos on my native language
thanks 🙏 🙈❤️❤️
What is the cure?
I have mild c.p. will be 50 soon. the balance and painful. they say it doesnt get worse but i disagree.
I've always wondered if I have Spastic or Ataxic Cerebral Palsy. My CP is VERY mild. My case was used as a study case during the 80's in Canada. Still there's much about my own disability I don't know...
Love, Rosie I have the exact same issues. very mild, don't know exactly what kind. Lately I've had issues with random "twitches" in my arms when focusing on random things, or trying to think ahead. it also affects my eyes and makes me kind of nauseous. There is no real help for adults with cp unfortunately.
Superspicydonutgirl This is true! There's no real help for adults with CP. I have arthritis in my left foot as a result of my CP and bone spurs in my neck bc of the same type of issues. None of this is treated with the CP in mind. Thankfully, I do see a chiropractor weekly who relieves my pain and realigns my spine.
I do hope your twitching issues gradually disappears! Such a difficult thing to deal with.
I also have mild CP. You are so right there is no real help for adults with CP.
For the US? In the UK there is quite a bit of support now for adults
Same. Keep active, guys. Walk, swim, go to a gym, buy an exercise bike. People with CP need to be treated well like Olympic athletes in terms of physical exercise., My parents don’t have CP and since they don’t exercise, old age has caught up with them. I’m the one who climbs the stairs, goes for walks, rides the bike. It’s so important!
great >> but you speaks very rapidly i cant catch most words as english is my second language hhhhh >> but it is great
I Have Cerebral Palsy
really good but i feel you dumb it down to much, especially if your target audience is medical students maybe use the actual medical terms for the muscles eg adductors, abductors
My Daughter is 10years old now and the doctor said have Atheroid celebrial palsy.. How come when shes in 2years old..her ctscan is normal..and all the laboratories is normal also.. Now shes studying and very good in class..she can read and math solving also..but the problem is she cannot write nor up if shes lying in bed And running also she cant do it..hope to hear u soon doc thank you