A new collection on Wiley’s Walk brings together six essays written from different points in that experience. They consider spasticity, footwear and adaptation, the limits of a clinical baseline, secondary conditions, and the difficulty of finding adult care that understands a lifelong disability.
Each essay includes a new author’s note about why the piece is being revisited.
Read Cerebral Palsy in Adulthood: Experience, Adaptation, and Care.
These essays share personal experience and general information. Individual needs vary. Decisions about diagnosis, treatment, therapy, or changes in care should be discussed with a qualified health care professional.
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