Question Time: Living with Cerebral Palsy

Geneva lives with cerebral palsy and is ‘non-verbal’, but this recent graduate wants you to know she’s a smart young woman with quite a lot to say.
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[@mandymawson9121]

Wow! It’s impressive that she was able to teach herself how to use a new software. I loved the quote at the end: “I might be nonverbal, but I have a lot to say”.

[@FawadZakai]

I'm now 46 years young and developing heal & ankle pain and started using nebulizer for my RLD, restrictive lungs disease. I now don't socialize anymore due to pandemic. I had covid twice, but recovered from it thanks goodness. Now i just stay home and watch movies and day trade futures market..

[@RCanadian]

Thanks for sharing. I got to do pretty much anything as a kid. Climb fences, climbed the roof, climb trees, play on anything at parks, run (those days are done), and play: tag, one man's chase, and sports.
I went cross country skiing (but I didn't feel comfortable with alpine), I skated (but gave it up when I realized I wasn't getting any better).
Eventually, I became more fearful in my thirties as I was falling down and hurting myself more. I don't do much that would be considered risky now. My flexibility isn't what it used to be (I guess if you don't use it; you lose it). My advice is if you can walk, or run, or exercise, then don't stop. It isn't easy as you age because pain increases (sorry).

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Bob Confiant

[@sallylang2554]

our volvo clonked out when i was a kid, so i used to climb on it. i scared the family chickens with a soccer ball.

[@al3e2x19]

shes really cute

[@LizaTerraASMR]

Wants to hug her bad :)

[@kathywood7690]

geneva are you on facebook?.