@myacidsmiles Regarding the last point about Ben looking relaxed. There are different kinds of cp, so your muscles aren't necessarily tight. As well as ‘spastic’ cp there's 'Ataxic' which affects balance and depth perception, 'Athetoid' which is involuntary movement, and the mixed kind where some muscles are tight and others involuntary for example. So he can be relaxed and still have cp
I know what you mean about cp affecting the brain in some ways. I'm like you in the mildness of the condition cos i can still walk around and stuff but it does affect brain tasks like it takes a while for me to write and things. Do you work out your upperbody? I do chest presses and bicep curls etc. I attempt to do sit ups but cos i have a really weak core (as I result from my posture) I can't really do them
great video man. my brother has cp hes about your age but he can't walk without crutches and its still a real struggle for him ha has had a bunch of surgery in attempts to rearrange the muscles that work to make up for the ones that don't. i hope in his life with stem cell therapy or something their able to improve his condition.
Thanks for sharing your point of view, I would have never known that you have CP. Great video. I guess it's a balance between not treating a person with CP too differently, and being understanding of the condition at the sametime.
Great stuff man ! really appreciate your courage and your will power.
My child is 8 years old and is a mild CP patient. I wanted to get your view on his condition and hope that it will not be a trouble for you... Can you tell if you get operated in your childhood? my son is weak from his left side and in particular from his left leg and foot.
@myacidsmiles Regarding the last point about Ben looking relaxed. There are different kinds of cp, so your muscles aren't necessarily tight. As well as ‘spastic’ cp there's 'Ataxic' which affects balance and depth perception, 'Athetoid' which is involuntary movement, and the mixed kind where some muscles are tight and others involuntary for example. So he can be relaxed and still have cp
Jacob4710 1 year ago
I know what you mean about cp affecting the brain in some ways. I'm like you in the mildness of the condition cos i can still walk around and stuff but it does affect brain tasks like it takes a while for me to write and things. Do you work out your upperbody? I do chest presses and bicep curls etc. I attempt to do sit ups but cos i have a really weak core (as I result from my posture) I can't really do them
Jacob4710 1 year ago
great video man. my brother has cp hes about your age but he can't walk without crutches and its still a real struggle for him ha has had a bunch of surgery in attempts to rearrange the muscles that work to make up for the ones that don't. i hope in his life with stem cell therapy or something their able to improve his condition.
godnothing666 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing your point of view, I would have never known that you have CP. Great video. I guess it's a balance between not treating a person with CP too differently, and being understanding of the condition at the sametime.
AxKatenok 1 year ago
YOU HAVE A VERY MILD FORM OF cp AND YOUR SPEECH IS ok SO JUST COUNT YOUR BLESSINGSS
mmebaudou 1 year ago
Great stuff man ! really appreciate your courage and your will power.
My child is 8 years old and is a mild CP patient. I wanted to get your view on his condition and hope that it will not be a trouble for you... Can you tell if you get operated in your childhood? my son is weak from his left side and in particular from his left leg and foot.
goldberpk 2 years ago