Cerebral Palsy
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Cerebral Palsy In The News
Uproar over disabled tot's therapy ponyCALEDON, Ontario, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Offers of help are pouring in to a Canadian woman whose disabled son may have to give up his therapy pony because of zoning laws in a small Ontario town.
Discrimination lawsuit filed against Oakland UniversityTrustees denied disabled student's request to live in dorm on campus.
Sallie FalkowskiKnown as Sallie, she was born in Roslyn on Nov. 8, 1909, the oldest of three children of Stanislaw Golon and Walentyna Tucholski.
Wellesley Student Inspires Team From SidelinesHundreds of high school students took to the gridiron on Thanksgiving, but one Wellesley teenager who desperately wants to be on the field couldn't participate.
Spousal caregivers face special issuesThey're less likely to identify themselves as caregivers and more likely to die before their chronically ill or disabled spouse, often carrying their stress in silence to protect the feelings of husbands or wives.
Join the fight for the smallest among usPrematurity is the No. 1 killer of newborns, and according to the March of Dimes, each year, 14,293 babies in New Jersey suffer the consequences of being born too soon. Babies who survive an early birth face the risk of serious lifelong health problems, including learning disabilities, cerebral palsy, blindness, hearing loss and chronic conditions such as asthma.
Battling Richard’s first class uni resultA talented student from Cambuslang has defied the odds to land an honours degree from university.
Cases 34-36: A big wish, a few simple needsCase 34 Ms. B has little furniture to her name, just a bed for her daughter, M, who has cerebral palsy, and a mattress for herself. They share a tiny apartment; M sleeps in the bedroom, Ms. B in the living room.
Fight to keep pony gets supportCALEDON, Ont. -- The phones didn't stop ringing yesterday in the small Ontario town of Caledon, as hundreds of people voiced their support for a family's fight to keep their disabled son's pony on their property. Town officials may force Antonia Spiteri's three-year-old son, Sam, who has spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, to part with his therapy pony, Emily, because the Spiteris' property ...
Miracle workersMANILA, Philippines—That a 26-year-old film is being feted now is a miracle in itself, says Ricky Lee, scriptwriter of “Himala,” declared Best Asia-Pacific Film of All Time in an online poll conducted by the Cable News Network (CNN).
