Category Archives: Cerebral Palsy Treatment

Plenty of kids Halloween costumes are super-cute, but not many are super-cute and inspiring. Ohio 2-year-old Brantley Morse nailed both counts in his outfit based on the movie Up. With his cardigan and bowtie, Brantley, who has cerebral palsy, looks a lot like Carl Fredricksen, the hero of Disney-Pixars 2009 smash Continue reading →

Wayne County Courthouse(Photo: File) RICHMOND, Ind. A brother has been charged with a serious felony in the August death of a malnourished 39-year-old Richmond man with cerebral palsy. Continue reading →

Pediatricians often have to be the bearers of bad news, such as telling parents that their child has a disability. Doing so in a helpful and constructive way can be challenging, but doing a poor job can cause unnecessary distress for everyone involved Continue reading →

Oct. 24, 2019 05:00 UTC PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Regulatory News: Ipsen (Euronext: IPN; ADR: IPSEY), a global specialty-driven biopharmaceutical group, today announced sales for the third quarter of 2019. Continue reading →

Grab the tissues. Here are somegood storiesofinspiration, faith, patriotismand giving back that we could all use this week Continue reading →

As this years Little Telethon Stars, Eva Molloy and Callum Berrisford have formed a special friendship ahead of their big weekend fronting WAs famous fundraiser. They chat and giggle together like they have known each other for years, not just a few weeks. Continue reading →

People are 'in tears' this evening following the amazing transformation of a Plymouth family's house on popular BBC One programme DIY SOS. Tonight's episode of the hit show, presented by Nick Knowles, showed local businesses and the community support the Morfey family from Yealmpton. Parents Tara and Chris Morfey sold their multi-level home and bought an old wrought-iron forge, intending to renovate it for their two eldest sons, who have cerebral palsy Continue reading →

The mum of a young Scottish schoolboy with severe epilepsy is set to go on hunger strike until medical cannabis is fully funded by the NHS. Karen Gray , from Edinburgh, will head to Downing Street to protest in a bid to force the government to properly fund cannabis oil treatment. Her son Murray, who attends Clermiston Primary School, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Doose Syndrome Continue reading →

The poignant words I want to turn my disability into ability uttered by Susan Boyle have inspired those with developmental impairments to look beyond those issues and embrace themselves as people. But as time passes, these words have gone beyond the traditional scope they were seeking to inspire, instilling those outside of that group with the desire to help those that have these disabilities to receive the same opportunities as the rest of the world. For many, many years, individuals with developmental disabilities like autism and cerebral palsy were really not given a fair chance to attend college, and in some instances, they were given a message that college was not for them, sometimes even blatantly and in a discriminatory way, Danielle Sheppard, the director of the College 2 Career program at West Los Angeles College, told the News Continue reading →

After months of waiting, DIY SOS is finally back on our TV screens with new episodes. The hugely popular home improvement show, hosted by Nick Knowles, who lives near Cirencester, is due to hit screens again on Thursday (October 24). Nick Knowles and the rest of the team including Mark Millar, Chris Frediani, Julian Perryman and Billy Byrne will take their hammers to the plaster once again for the 30th series Continue reading →