Category Archives: Cerebral Palsy Treatment

The family of a 'devoted father' who died after doctors failed to properly treat his bowel problem have been awarded a 170,000 payout. Continue reading →

I am a disabled adult and I am bothered by the news stories that highlight when a typicalchild does something for someone with a disability. This should not be something spotlighted or celebrated in the media because it is something any good person shoulddo. The fact that this happens so frequently and how happy it makes people makes me sad because it should be done automatically. Continue reading →

A BRAVE boy living with a lifelong condition that affects his ability to move unaided has made huge steps after a trip to America. Angus Grocott, two, from Little Bentley, suffers from quadriplegic cerebral palsy, which means his bodys co-ordination is severely hindered and he struggles to sit up by himself. But the inspirational tot, who was stillborn in the fast lane of the A120 before being rushed to hospital, has now made good progress after an intensive three-week treatment at the NAPA centre in Boston Continue reading →

Unfortunately, over the years there has not been a decline in the cases of cerebral palsy in children. Every year about 8,000 babies and infants are diagnosed with the condition. In addition, another 1,200 - 1,500 preschool age children are recognized each year to have cerebral palsy. Continue reading →

Erbs Palsy Overview Erbs Palsy affects the nerves within the neck that control the motions of the arm. The condition turns muscles inward toward the body, disrupting mobility Continue reading →

Up to 10 percent of children with cerebral palsy are diagnosed with the ataxic type. Ataxic cerebral palsy inhibits balance and coordination.What is Ataxic Cerebral Palsy? Like all other types of cerebral palsy, ataxic CP is a developmental disorder that affects motor function. Continue reading →

CP Village: A World for Cerebral Palsy children In our modern society, where everyone is looking for healthy & meaningful life, still we have very limited opportunity for CP affected person. It is very important that CP persons should be made ambulatory and independent as much as possible so that they can plan out life in their way in a CP friendly environment. For completion of this task we are planning to start CP village in near future, where everything would be available for CP children at one place including assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, early education and temporary stay of parents along with their CP children. Continue reading →

Learning that your child has cerebral palsyis not the news that parents want to hear, especially when you probably have a myriad of questions and concerns. Continue reading →

The numbers on cerebral palsy patients are growing every year. Currently, there are 800,000 children and adults in the United States alone affected by some type of cerebral palsy, and an additional 8,000 children are diagnosed each year. Continue reading →