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Hi, my name is jang!
My sister has mildish cerebral palsy but as she us now well into 50s is experiencing decreased mobility issues.Does anyone know if there are specialist followup facilities in the NHS for people with CP?
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Yeovil Man to Run the London Marathon
Connor Hyde who has epilepsy and cerebral palsy ran the London Marathon 2025. BBC News
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Any advice Improving Balance
Should probably go to the GP but recently by balance has decreased significantly. I used to be ok walking short distances unassisted but now even slight inclines of the real world (which sadly isnt flat, make me tense up unable to move) To return to my old baseline I have been doing my classic throw myself on the floor and…
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Wrexham Cerebral Palsy Get Together-CP Network and CP Adult Advice UK
We're excited to launch the Wrexham Cerebral Palsy get together. Monday 12 May 2025 from 9am. Please let us know in the comments below, if you are attending. Many thanks.
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Struggling with employers
This discussion was created from comments split from: Erection Help & Advice Wanted.
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New member
My daughter has CP is hypotonic, has a learning disability and is on the autistic spectrum. I would like her to be able to join here with her own account. Is this possible. She could do with making some friends outside her very small circle of existing ones.
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Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)
Hi I have my first appointment for this soon & wondered if anyone with CP Diplegia has tried it & how it works for them? I'm in my late 50s & can't wait to give it a try. I'm hoping for no more scuffing of toes & the ability to walk outdoors with more confidence even if I still have to use my sticks or rollator.
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For people with cerebral palsy, sympathy is slightly strange
From The Business Standard For people fighting cerebral palsy, sympathy may feel like underestimation; even when it stems from goodwill When I was 12, my classmates were assigned a task in geography where they had to colour the globe they drew. But I was excluded. One of my classmates pointed it out: "Why isn't Onira…
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Foundation: Sutton Announce New Cerebral Palsy Team
Sutton United Foundation is very excited to announce that we are extending the Sutton United Disability Section in 2025/26. Our 3 Pan Disability teams will be joined by a Cerebral Palsy football team, with the plan then to enter the CP National League in the first season. Glen May, the new Head of CP Football said “Really…
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Cerebral palsy runner from Southampton to take on London Marathon
From Daily Echo A runner with cerebral palsy from Southampton is set to take on the London Marathon while attempting a new Guinness World Record. Gus McKechnie is a qualified American football referee and will be using some of his own kit for his record, running as the fastest CIH athlete dressed as a referee. Gus, who…
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Sugar Kayne Radio: A Journey of Resilience, Passion and the Power of Music
Sugar Kayne radio. A creation by Matthew Kayne. Since its launch, Sugar Kayne Radio has grown into a favourite for worldwide listeners of RnB, Club Classics, and feel-good hits. Hosted by DJ Sugar Kayne, also known as Matthew Kayne, Sugar Kayne Radio is more than just music- it's a lively community, where listeners connect…
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Next Steps
Hi everyone, This is just a post to learn more about other's experiences and get any advice that this lovely community can provide us with. My brother who is about to turn 19 feels that he has no community or friends. He has CP and fully wheelchair bound. No matter how much support that I can provide, he still needs…
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‘Out Of My Mind’ Director Amber Sealey And Co-Star Luke Kirby Hope Movie Helps Normalize Disability
Article from Yahoo News The Disney+ original movie Out of My Mind, based on the book by Sharon M. Draper, is about a girl with cerebral palsy who cannot speak. In putting Melody Brooks (Phoebe-Rae Taylor) on screen, director Amber Sealey hopes to show viewers they can talk to people with disabilities, even if that…
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Positive Swimming Experience with My (CP)! 😃
Hi Family & Friends, This MONDAY has being My last Adult Swimming Lesson, (using Halliwick Method), before the Easter Holidays! In My 3 Week Easter Holidays, I'll try to visit the Hornsea Hub to practice My new Swimming Lesson Skills, too! For all info on these Lessons please see the Link (below), thanks! 😃 👍 🥰 💖 # Thanks,…
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Reconnection with My College Friend! 🥰
Hi Everybody at Cerebral Palsy Network, I’d really like to reconnect with Claire Dalgety (lives in Goole) because when I was at Beverley College with her, I couldn’t see the Wood for the Trees! 🌳🌳🌳🌳 I wish I’d partied 🎉🥳🎉 more, studied less, I also wish I’d kept in touch & made more Friends at the Beverley College, too!…
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Adaptive Yoga and cerebral palsy
During the pandemic, I wanted to try something different, outside of my comfort zone. I found Adaptive Yoga. Yoga has so many benefits, limited mobility is not a barrier. Give it a try. Balance Isn’t About Pushing Yourself — It’s About Supporting Yourself. Hey there, If you’ve ever felt unsteady standing, or anxious about…
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Ice skating and cerebral palsy
Evie's Ice Skating Journey: Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month As part of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, we're delighted to share Evie's ice skating journey! ⛸️ Ice skating has given Evie the opportunity to do a sport which we never thought possible. Evie has gained confidence and the ability to push herself and improve at…
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Teenager with cerebral palsy finds voice through his eyes
From Sky News Jonathan who has cerebral palsy was told he had learning difficulties and wouldn’t learn to read or communicate. His mum helped create a system where he can speak through his eyes and he is now a published author. Watch Jonathan's interview
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Life Reimagined is a free 4-part wellbeing series for parents of children with additional needs
Life Remagined | Almond Tree The Almond Tree Foundation About the Series Life Reimagined is a free 4-part wellbeing series for parents of children with special or additional needs. In this series, we’ll explore what becomes possible when we look beyond the daily demands of parenting and reconnect with the wellbeing,…
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Barriers to accessing education-Free drop session for parents of disabled children. Wales
FREE for Families in Wales Barriers to Accessing Education Is your child struggling to attend, or maintain attendance in school? Join our drop-in session for parents; a relaxed and supportive space where you can seek advice, speak to others, or simply listen. What’s It About? • Guidance and Advice: Get practical tips on…
