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Amazing Boy Runner Is a Champion Despite Cerebral Palsy

My son Matthew is missing his High School Track Buddies. Track and Cross Country were wonderful experiences for him, not just athletically but socially. One of Matthew’s Best Buddies, Roland, has CP and he ran the 100m and 200m. Watching the other kids cheer them on was very special.  So when I ran across this article again, I thought it was worth sharing – just in case you are wondering not only if your child can participate but if they should.

Ben’s parents never even thought he would walk. Ben has cerebral palsy, which makes his limbs stiff and difficult to control. But as it turned out, Ben wouldn’t just walk, he would run. And keep on running.

Games help cerebral palsy sufferers

Don’t forget to nag your kids to play their computer games!

…But for children with cerebral palsy, a specially developed computer game can help improve their quality of life.

 Through My Eyes –  My Life with Cerebral Palsy

Take it from someone who know…

This blog is about my life with Cerebral Palsy this will speak honestly and although I’ll try to censor myself to make sure the content is family friendly you may get the occasional word that you believe objectionable, this simply because situations in life can cause frustration.

Why Cerebral Palsy Isn’t Stopping Me From Cycling

And another one who knows…

The benefits that cycling has brought me has been enormous. I feel fantastic both physically and mentally. Despite having two academic degrees, I find it difficult you [sic] secure employment opportunities so cycling has increasingly taken a bigger place in my life. I cycle a few days a week with friends and sometimes on my own. Initially I was uneasy about cycling unaccompanied. I have difficulty changing punctures and was generally worried that anything went wrong. I have gradually built up my confidence however and regularly cycle on my own and actually really enjoy it. I enjoy the space to myself and to freedom this gives me.

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