Caring for Those Living With Cerebral Palsy

Vincent Amazona, LVN, discusses the aspects of care for primary and professional caregivers when working with those living with Cerebral Palsy.
Topics include: Disease Pathology and Progression, The Role of the Caregiver in the Healthcare Team, Observation & Reporting, Assisting Care Plans, Caregiver Interventions and Precautions, Seizure & Fall Precautions
Increasing Mobility & Improving Joint Flexibility, and more!

[@deborahuhrina6881]

Good overview with important issues emphasized. Thank you!

[@jeremybarker4886]

Thanks for sharing

[@sandralowery4618]

It’s not a desease it is a condition it doesn’t get worse and there many conditions of it i have mild spastic cerebral palsy ican still walk mild cerebral palsy was affected by 2 strokes the day. After birth it’s not inherited ihave normal mind n high iq no seizures at all i in my 60’s and can still walk unassisted. Condition is very different I keep exercising 4 times a day

[@jeremybarker4886]

What about traumatic brain injuries?

[@sandralowery4618]

It is a condition No seizures

[@whitneymikkelsen4619]

CP is not a disease

[@jeremybarker4886]

That’s absolutely correct

[@jeremybarker4886]

Add cannabis, algae stem cell, get a rowing machine, eat living food and tell these types they wrong lol that’s what I’m doing lol.