World Cerebral Palsy Day
Every year, World Cerebral Palsy Day honors people with cerebral palsy (CP) and their families. The day also shows support for the organizations that are raising concerns and expressing pride in the accomplishments of those with CP.
cerebral palsy affects over 17 million people around the world. 500,000 children have CP in the United States, making it the most common physical disorder in childhood. The most common non-progressive neurological disorder is usually the result of a lack of oxygen to the brain either before, during, or shortly after birth. Babies born prematurely are particularly vulnerable to cerebral palsy.
There are various forms of cerebral palsy. Some are much more severe than others. Movement is impaired in any kind of CP. Language and intelligence are two other areas of growth that have been affected by language and intellect. For example, one out of four children with CP can't talk; one in four children with CP can't talk; one in two children has an intellectual disability.. CP is a complicated, lifelong disease for which there is no cure.
Despite the limitations of this disability, both children and adults still have a great deal to achieve. Here are a few of the celebrities. Here are a few of those people..
- Lee Ridley (Lost Voice Guy) won Britain's Got Talent in 2018 and was named in Britain's Got Talent
- Jhamak Ghimire, a Nepalese writer who writes with her left foot, is a writer who writes from Nepal
- Bonner Paddock became the first person with CP to scale Mount Kilimanjaro without any assistance
- Roy Frank "RJ" Mitten is an actor on Breaking Bad. He is an actor on Breaking Bad
- Dan Keplinger, an influential artist and motivational speaker, is a well-known artist and motivational speaker
#worldcerebralpalsyday or #worldcpday is a popular way to track #worldcerebralpalsyday or #worldcpday.org
Many events around the world are held to help raise concerns of cerebral palsy. These events are focusing on six main topics: six main areas are under intense scrutiny.
- Public awareness
- Civil rights
- Quality of life
- Medical/therapeutic
- Education
- Contribution
The World Cerebral Palsy Awards are given to individuals and organisations that promote the lives of those with CP every year. Satya Special School in India was a recent winner.. The home-based intervention service delivers medical services where it is most needed.
To participate in World Cerebral Palsy Day, you will be a champion for people with physical disabilities. Volunteer at a hospital or rehabilitation center that treats children with cerebral palsy. To support students with physical limitations, if you're a student, volunteer at school to support children with physical disabilities. Learn how to support the lives of those with cerebral palsy.
Consider what life would be like if you had CP or some other impairment. Treat those with CP how you would like to be handled. Simply say hello to them if you come into contact with someone who has cerebral palsy. Just acknowledging that they will brighten their day. Offer to do something unique for them if you know someone with cerebral palsy. With #WorldCerebralPalsyDay or #WorldCPDay, be sure to post this day on social media. #WorldCerebralPalsyDay or #WorldCPDay is the official name on social media.
The world cerebral palsy day is the longest in history..
Both the Cerebral Palsy Alliance in Australia and United Cerebral Palsy in the United States established World Cerebral Palsy Day in 2012 in Australia and United Cerebral Palsy in the United States. Today, over 450 companies, parent groups, children's hospitals, and universities in over 65 countries endorse World Cerebral Palsy Day.
