Coping with Cerebral Palsy

[celeb1120]

Very Good.  I'm a 63 year old guy with cp. My wife is 53 and she also has cp. I'm glad you had the willingness, guts, and skill to make this. It's great to see "My kind of people" in a good, clear, open light. Keep it up.

[dave2806]

you go girl ! i am 50 now and have been disabled since i was 34 . i have raised 3 kids and we are looking to adopt a child with cp soon . i hope we can do a good job . thank you for the inspiration .

[jnitty84]

Lisa, You are awesome! I do not have any disabilities (Lat least nothing that is diagnosed,lol) but you are a big inspiration even to me! I love how you try to stay positive and keep trying to do as much as you can for yourself without as much help from others. Kudos to you and keep up the good work! I watched about 3 of your videos now and I am just WOW'ed. I wish you the best and keep the video's coming!!!!!! oh yeah and the camera girl(your daughter I think) did an awesome job too recording!!

[vetworker3]

Good video!

[pantyflash]

Like, this video is hosed because it's way too shakey. Cinematographer should clean up her act, or be fired. Way to go, babe!

[lisaashtab]

@pantyflash My 12 year old daughter video taped it and she did a great job!

[insaination]

she doesnt have cerebral palsy she autistic

[lisaashtab]

@insaination I think I would know what I have. Do a little research before you diagnose someone.

[josecitoperecito]

Cerebral palsy, Autism Disorders, down syndrome, blindness, all types of disabilities make these people very special, it hurts me so much when a child is facing any disability, the question is why the children? But is even more difficult to understand why normal people really don't care and make stupid comments. Unreal

[bellynap]

This is a good video , you should consider transcribing it so the viewer can follow the dialogue.

[polistra]

Wonderful scene of cheerful domesticity.  The cat manages to stay in the center of attention while pretending not to notice anything.