The Everydayness of Falling:consequences and management for adults with cerebral palsy

Dr Sonali Shah, The University of Nottingham and Scope are happy to share our research article published in the International Journal of Disability and Rehabilitation.
You can read the full article here.
Have you experienced an increase in falls? When discussing falls, this would be a good piece of research to share with your G.P.
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I've been worried lately by falling/tripping more often & thought it was CP related…turns out that I've a folic acid deficiency…Within days of starting meds it stopped, and I'm back to my usual level of mobility. If people are seeing their GP about falling it might be worth getting that checked too.
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Hi @JudithL
You are so right! Being vitamin or mineral deficient can have a real adverse effect on our mobility. I am so happy that you had the issue identified and then put right 😊
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