Cerebral Palsy

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Real Moms Share: Julie Jones Rolling on with a Positive Attitude!

Julie Jones: Our family is what would have once been described as a “typical family”. There is a mom, dad and two children (a boy BJ, 18, and a girl AJ, 11). But, there is nothing typical about the way we function as a family because our son was born with Cerebral Palsy.

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Help Your Elementary School Youngster Learn About Work

Discover early career paths with your child through their passions. Explore why people work and the diverse world of jobs using simple concepts like interests and skill development. Start conversations about different careers together now! Keep curiosity alive by discussing various occupations as they relate to your child’s interests.

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Back to School Tip for Non-Verbal Children

My son BJ wanted nothing more than to share his vacation stories but Cerebral Palsy left him unable. I knew other kids love exchanging tales and we couldn’t let our vibrant boy feel shut out of this joy.

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Sharing! Updates: Anti-Bullying Educational Initiative, Team Long Brothers, & Nationwide Healthy Kids Initiative

Office Depot Foundation Launches Anti-Bullying Educational Initiative Office Depot, Inc., announced the next phase of its multi-faceted anti-bullying partnership with music supergroup One Direction – a new Office Depot Foundation educational program intended to help stop bullying. The Office Depot Foundation has engaged nationally known speaker Brooks Gibbs to present its “Be The Difference.

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Holiday Cherished: Lesley & Jake

Memorable Holiday Moment in Turkey During our family holiday in Altinkum, Turkey, my son Jake’s excitement for celebrating holidays overcame his shyness. Despite feeling nervous about speaking to strangers, he surprised us by asking me to share details of Cerebral Palsy.

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Nina Eaton

Nina Eaton: A Pioneer’s Legacy in Disability Advocacy Born August 15, 1915, Nina Eaton emerged as a beacon of hope for families touched by disability. Her journey began when her son Leonard was diagnosed with cerebral palsy in 1941—a moment that sparked a lifelong mission to change perceptions and create opportunities.

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Holiday Traditions: Michele Kovack

Visiting downtown Chicago during the holidays means bundling up and making family memories that last a lifetime. Each year, we head to German Fest to soak in the festive spirit at Daley Plaza—a tradition my daughter’s Cerebral Palsy hasn’t stopped us from cherishing deeply.

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Real Life with John Quinn

When John Quinn’s parents shifted their focus from limitations to possibilities, they ignited an inspiring journey of resilience. Discover how their unwavering belief in him became the foundation for his remarkable success story.

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Calling all…. Engineers?

Engineers: Surprising Heroes in Serving Your Child A Texas professor shows engineers aren’t just technical whizzes—they can design toys that let kids with disabilities play, too! When a mom asked Dr.

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Real Life…with the Hopkins Family

The Hopkins family’s inspiring journey began when both daughters were diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Against all odds, Leslie and her husband embraced this new reality with open hearts, transforming challenges into opportunities.

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