Life With Cerebral Palsy: Not a Spectator's Sport

My husband, Haans is the bravest, most determined man I know. So it came as no surprise that when a friend asked for his help with a school project geared to educate teachers on working with students with cerebral palsy, he didn't even hesitate. This is our very rough, rushed, amateur effort at making a video, but he speaks such encouragement to help clear up misunderstandings about persons with disabilities that it's just too good not to share.

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Education

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• education
• cerebral palsy
• cp
• disabilities
• handicaps
• challenges
• overcoming

[LuvRK9s]

great video! You should partner with some schools where there aren't any special ed programs, to talk to the middle or high schoolers to get the word out further! Just an idea...

[RENTluver06]

wow you are SO inspirational!!!

[Emac951]

Thank you for making this video. I to have cerbreal palsey. I make it my life goal to educate peole about CP and make them realize that we are just like everyone else... I couldn't have said it better :0). You rock!

[esthermarti]

Wonderful presentation! Thank you. Could you please share the name of the music being played in the video?

[reggieboy04]

Awesome, thanks for sharing! My little guy has hemiplegic CP (affecting his left arm and hand). He's a very bright and talented kid, but we have unfortunately already encountered discrimination due to his CP. I'll have to hold on to this one for him, especially for when he gets older.

[ArteZoe]

awesome, Haans and Kim!! Great video! Hope lots of people see it!

[sethjohnson78]

This is really good!