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Special Needs: Hope & Future
As an adult with cerebral palsy, I understand the anxieties and uncertainties that often accompany a special needs journey. In this video, I share my own experiences and offer a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs faced by parents of children with special needs.
We'll delve into common parental fears, such as concerns about the future, navigating the complexities of child development, and the constant pressure to provide the best possible support. I'll emphasize the importance of embracing non-traditional paths and recognizing the incredible potential that lies within every child.
The video will highlight the importance of self-care for parents and finding support within the special needs community. I'll share inspiring success stories of individuals with disabilities who have achieved remarkable things, demonstrating the power of hope and resilience.
My goal is to offer a supportive and empathetic perspective, encouraging parents to embrace the challenges and celebrate the unique strengths of their children. This video aims to foster open conversations and empower parents to navigate the special needs journey with grace and confidence.
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The Truth About Cerebral Palsy and Intelligence
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The Truth About Cerebral Palsy and Intelligence reveals how tools like cerebral palsy educational support, intelligence development aids, and cognitive therapy can enhance learning and focus. For those who are new to cerebral palsy or want to better understand it, cerebral palsy (CP) primarily affects physical abilities-most notably muscle control and coordination. It doesn’t inherently impact ...
How Moro Reflex Wrecks Your Sleep
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How Moro Reflex Wrecks Your Sleep | Understanding the Impact on Adults In this video, I dive into the often-overlooked connection between the Moro reflex and sleep disruptions in adults. While many are familiar with the Moro reflex in infants, it can also affect Moro reflex sleep in adults, leading to unexpected wakefulness and sleep issues. Whether it's the startle reflex and sleep causing fre...
Tech for Adults With CP
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Explore the world of assistive technology and adaptive tools for adults with cerebral palsy (CP) with Laura Forde. Through engaging weekly vlogs, Laura shares her personal journey as an adult living with CP, offering insights into occupational therapy treatments, innovative tech solutions, and everyday life with a disability. From voice dictation tools to practical adaptive technologies, discov...
A Painful Past, Brighter Future
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A few weeks ago, I talked about the dangers of W-sitting for kids with cerebral palsy (CP). Today, I want to shift our focus to my personal journey with hip surgery, a significant medical intervention that has had a profound impact on my life. When I was just 12 years old, back in the early 90s, I underwent a left hip reconstruction. This wasn't a decision made lightly, but rather a necessary s...
Tools for CP Independence
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Independence with cerebral palsy (CP) means different things to different people, depending on their personal goals and needs. Some individuals focus on tools for CP independence, such as adaptive devices and assistive technologies, which help them navigate daily tasks more easily. However, the path to independence with cerebral palsy often comes with challenges, such as physical limitations an...
Facing cp fears head-on
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Do you ever find yourself worrying about the future, not because of your own concerns, but because of the expectations that others place on you? In this video, I share my thoughts on the societal pressures we often face, especially as someone living with a disability. It’s not uncommon to feel the weight of what others think you should be doing, how you should be living, or the way you should b...
Independence with CP: Stories
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Living with cerebral palsy has been a journey of unexpected twists, resilience, and a deep sense of self-discovery. When most people think of CP, they often picture a condition affecting children, but cerebral palsy doesn’t end when you turn 18. It’s a lifelong journey-one that has taught me more about myself and the world around me than I ever thought possible. This is my story, a testament to...
Is Cerebral Palsy Aging You?
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Aging with cerebral palsy (CP) has brought a lot of unexpected twists into my life, and today I want to share that journey with you. For years, I believed that as I got older, somehow, I might find myself living pain-free or at least dealing with fewer physical limitations. But that’s not how things worked out, and these changes have taught me a lot about what it really means to age with CP. In...
Does Cerebral Palsy Affect Your Writing Speed? Must Watch!
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As someone living with cerebral palsy, I’ve experienced firsthand how it can impact my writing speed. Whether it's taking notes, completing exams, or writing content, the motor challenges that come with cerebral palsy can make the process slower and more exhausting. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is my writing speed affected by cerebral palsy?” the answer is probably yes, and you’re not alone. Cereb...
The Power of Group Activities for Kids with Special Needs
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Hey everyone! Today, I’m diving into a topic close to my heart: the importance of group activities and therapeutic recreation for kids with special needs, especially those with cerebral palsy. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, educator, or just someone who cares deeply about kids with special needs, this video will help you understand why recreational therapy can be so transformative. Why are...
The Weighted Stuffed Animal Everyone Needs
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In today's video, I want to share my love for weighted stuffed animals and discuss their numerous benefits. These comforting companions have made a significant impact on my life, especially in managing anxiety. Specifically, I want to highlight my favorite weighted stuffed animal, a sloth that weighs around 4.5 to 5.5 pounds. While I can’t pull it out right now, I’ll include a picture in the th...
Cerebral palsy in mainstream education
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Cerebral palsy in mainstream education has become an important focus for schools aiming to include students like me who have diverse learning needs. Inclusive education strategies are all about creating an environment where I, and other students with cerebral palsy (CP), can thrive alongside our peers. This approach helps me develop social skills, achieve academically, and build life skills in ...
Why You Should Stop Your Child from W-Sitting
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In this video, I break down the critical reasons why W-sitting is dangerous for kids with cerebral palsy. As a parent, caregiver, or teacher, it’s essential to understand how this seemingly innocent posture can lead to long-term complications for children with cerebral palsy. I’ll explain the effects of W-sitting, why it can hinder physical development, and how to correct it before it causes mo...
The REAL Reason Why Cerebral Palsy Makes You So Tired!
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In this video, I explore the crucial topic of why my child with cerebral palsy is always tired and offer insights into managing and understanding this common issue. As a parent, I know how distressing it can be to see your child constantly fatigued, and I want to help you find answers and solutions. One of the main points I address is how cerebral palsy affects energy levels. Children with cere...
What Would You Do for a Child with Cerebral Palsy?
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What Would You Do for a Child with Cerebral Palsy?
What If a Pill Could Cure Cerebral Palsy?
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What If a Pill Could Cure Cerebral Palsy?
Helping Your Child Explain Cerebral Palsy to Friends ❤️
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Helping Your Child Explain Cerebral Palsy to Friends ❤️
Moro Reflex in Adults: What You Need to Know
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Moro Reflex in Adults: What You Need to Know
Why I’ve Slacked on YouTube Lately? Here’s Why...
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Why I’ve Slacked on UA-cam Lately? Here’s Why...
Life update part 2
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Life update part 2
Life update part 1
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Life update part 1
Can Cerebral Palsy Camp Change Your Child's Life? (Here's How!)
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Can Cerebral Palsy Camp Change Your Child's Life? (Here's How!)
Unlock Healing with Journaling
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Unlock Healing with Journaling
supporting Mental Health in Cerebral Palsy: Tips and Resources
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supporting Mental Health in Cerebral Palsy: Tips and Resources
Penmanship?
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Penmanship?
Startle Response: Why We Jump at Noises? My Experience @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
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Startle Response: Why We Jump at Noises? My Experience @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
Empowering Lives: Cerebral Palsy Warriors Share Their Stories
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Empowering Lives: Cerebral Palsy Warriors Share Their Stories
What insights can you share from living with Cerebral Palsy? @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
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What insights can you share from living with Cerebral Palsy? @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
How can I encourage my child's independence with cerebral palsy?
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How can I encourage my child's independence with cerebral palsy?

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  • @melroy6965
    @melroy6965 14 днів тому

    Hope that u are cured from moro reflex

    • @melroy6965
      @melroy6965 14 днів тому

      Do you need help with promoting your channel.wkll do it for free as I am looking to learn marketing

  • @MrEdxwx
    @MrEdxwx Місяць тому

    i wish you the best , you are a powerfull person , my mentor is Anthony Robbins , you will enjoy his videos and lectures ! have a fantastic day.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy Місяць тому

      I don’t know that I’m all that powerful but thank you

    • @MrEdxwx
      @MrEdxwx Місяць тому

      @@mylifewithcerebralpalsy you can be powerfull with your knowledge and information.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy Місяць тому

      @MrEdxwx thank you you are very kind. Do you have any video ideas you would like me to cover in future videos?

    • @MrEdxwx
      @MrEdxwx Місяць тому

      @@mylifewithcerebralpalsy sure , Top 10 favorite motivational quotes , or what inspires you to teach / help , what are your favorite books , development or educational content is epic.

  • @bencaldecott6583
    @bencaldecott6583 Місяць тому

    😘

  • @ddaagggg
    @ddaagggg Місяць тому

    Thank you! Your message found me today, a day were I’ve been pondering about exactly that. Have a wonderful week! ✨

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy Місяць тому

      i am glad you found this helpful that was my goal do you have any video ideas for me?

    • @ddaagggg
      @ddaagggg Місяць тому

      @ 💛 thank you! Humm maybe a “Get to know me” type of video? For new followers, talking about who you are, what makes you happy, hobbies and things like that?

  • @bencaldecott6583
    @bencaldecott6583 Місяць тому

    Hugs

  • @montyrowan6243
    @montyrowan6243 2 місяці тому

    Do you know Jesus? are you saved? 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Have a Nice day!

  • @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341
    @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341 3 місяці тому

    The fact that people would CP use three times as what energy to do every activity. I had my activity level measured and it was three times more than your average person. this is the same reason we get age related physical decline sooner than the average human being. If we have been walkers, our gate is not the most physiologically advantageous. This means the hips knees and calls and shoulders have worked harder and worn out quicker because we have used canes frames and fallen on things and walked in less than ideal circumstances. My generation got pushed to walk and walk on and while wheelchairs are not the Demon they were I still see parents with kids who have CP pushing and pushing for them to walk on. I think a kid will walk better and for longer and preserve their abilities using assistive devices, such as Cains walking frames and wheelchairs. I don’t know whether I will ever successfully get this concept through to the parents that contact me. I’m not saying that the kid will never achieve anything or to not push them at all. I just say, don’t make physical therapy your master, this is because in my part of the world when you age out of the paediatric sector you have no support I just end up in a chair anyway with nowhere to go for help. I would prefer people to preserve the abilities they have and focus on the abilities they will need rather than pursuing, some dream that external society has for them.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 3 місяці тому

      That was very well said, and I have to agree. I have a question. How did they measure your activity level?

  • @bencaldecott6583
    @bencaldecott6583 3 місяці тому

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 3 місяці тому

      @@bencaldecott6583 do you have any other video ideas I could use in future that you would find helpful

  • @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341
    @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341 3 місяці тому

    I always say it is a bit like a computer crashing or the internet buffering. In my head . I think that is more for kids though.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 3 місяці тому

      I like your analogy do you have any other video ideas that I should cover?

  • @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341
    @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341 3 місяці тому

    I have cp and I have the reflex too. I recently scolded my leg when allowed bang went off that I wasn’t expecting. I have some pain in my joints that are now worn out from arthritis and I haven’t been able to walk for more than half my life now. However, I think surgeries are improving for younger people with CP so that they don’t get as much damage from things like scoliosis and hip dysplasia , also wheelchairs on so much more designed to preserve the best possible posture. Even though I have pain a lot now, I wouldn’t change some of the activities I did that wore out my joints because they gave me so many good memories. I only hope that people don’t see wheelchairs is such a bad thing these days. When I was a child 35 years ago it was considered the worst possible thing to let your child with CP go into a wheelchair. As a result of us kids kind of got worn out dragging ourselves around on various walking aids and so forth. I would like to see Better medical care worldwide and understanding for adults in general with CP. I never thought this in my fourth decade I would’ve lost so much function that I work sohard to gain.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 3 місяці тому

      We are similar in age and mine is due to infection as I chronic kidney disease. Also thank you for the comment. I hope you subscribe and if you have any other feedback, please feel free to communicate with me if you have ideas for me to let me know thank you again for your feedback and, comment of the channel

  • @user-pd8mi7ng7s
    @user-pd8mi7ng7s 4 місяці тому

    Appreciate you putting this up. This helped me to confirm what I see in a family member, and now will be better able to speak with a doctor 😊

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 4 місяці тому

      Happy to help that’s exactly why I make the videos I do thank you for your comment. If you have any other videos suggestions let me know.

  • @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341
    @anikabaddeleyrollingbackwa7341 6 місяців тому

    I always think it is good to have some friends with disabilities. It is good to have people I can talk to who are in the same kind of circumstances.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 місяців тому

      I agree do you have any video ideas you would like to see going forward?

  • @erikabearden608
    @erikabearden608 8 місяців тому

    Thanks for this. I don’t have CP but have had an extreme startle reflex since a brain tumor apoplexy or from a csf leak, TBI I guess. Do you find your responses vary? Or is it very consistent? Again thanks for your vids, very helpful.❤

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 8 місяців тому

      For me with age I think it’s become more randomized

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 8 місяців тому

      What should my next video be about I’m stumped as to what would be helpful?

    • @erikabearden608
      @erikabearden608 8 місяців тому

      @@mylifewithcerebralpalsy that’s a tough question. I’m interested in how you handle this startle reflex, is there something you do that helps minimize it, or is it a just roll with the punches? Also, not many people know about this( exaggerated startle reflex), many people suffer from this, soldiers and war victims, traumatic brain injury, people with mental health challenges etc ,just highlighting and talking about it is very helpful.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 8 місяців тому

      @@erikabearden608 I have a number already on my channel search my channel for startle or Moro reflex is there gaps in information I’m missing?

    • @erikabearden608
      @erikabearden608 8 місяців тому

      @@mylifewithcerebralpalsy thank you, I will check it out. Appreciate your time and energy! Hugs.

  • @Dallas.J.
    @Dallas.J. Рік тому

    Happy New Year! Glad you're well.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy Рік тому

      Happy new year to you my friend. Thank you for the comment. Much appreciated.❤️

  • @medicopter117ism
    @medicopter117ism 2 роки тому

    Hi I also have Cerebral Palsy. How do you deal with pain and muscle spasms? Do you have any experience with CBD oil or Baclofen? How do you deal with daily routine are you independet person? What Type of Cerebral Palsy do you have?

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 2 роки тому

      hi thanks for your comment most of your questions i have already answered on my other videos the ones i haven't i have added to my content calendar so subscribe so you don't miss the answers

  • @rebeccalyons7458
    @rebeccalyons7458 2 роки тому

    I loved the hot summer weather when I was younger. I now have little energy during the hottest days. Contrary to what I had anticipated, at the end of May 2022, my muscles became tighter than before. My family and I are adjusting to newer symptoms as I age. I have lots of curiosity about how my organs are affected. My ability,as I age, to talk and sing is possible through professional assistance and continuous practice. My CP was diagnosed when I was 17 years old, and throughout childhood I had little help to understand all the complexities about my speech and very poor coordination. I am happy to now have the perspective of my journey with CP through several decades. I am glad that a close confidant directed me to see a neurologist several years ago. HUGS !!!

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 2 роки тому

      It’s funny you mentioned your organs I’m undecided I’m going to share on here my joy full story but if done a video talking about my kidney transplant survivor

  • @indi0320
    @indi0320 3 роки тому

    Im going to my first concert in June and I’m a wheelchair user my mum is my carer so she has to sit next to me but my two younger sisters are coming to and they are separated from us it’s bittersweet knowing we won’t get to enjoy the event together and it has been such a hassle too Ty for making this vid

  • @RealLife24_7
    @RealLife24_7 3 роки тому

    Great video!! I just got mine today and I’m a paraplegic. Thanks and you gained a new sub!! I love this watch because they designed it with wheelchair users in mind.

  • @ChronicallyCassidy
    @ChronicallyCassidy 3 роки тому

    Being able to do adult things with the least amount of help possible and trusting yourself is independence. How you’re capable of handling more situations when you’re older and getting more parental freedom. To be able to make your own plans.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 3 роки тому

      Thank you Where are your feedback if you are video ideas for future videos I’m always open to suggestions :-)

  • @ChronicallyCassidy
    @ChronicallyCassidy 3 роки тому

    My friend with CP loves crocs

  • @ChronicallyCassidy
    @ChronicallyCassidy 3 роки тому

    I would love to watch you get healthier and how you workout at home in another video !

  • @conorsimpson6277
    @conorsimpson6277 3 роки тому

    Thanks this video helped me a lot

  • @mariamrahimi305
    @mariamrahimi305 3 роки тому

    Do you have hayperkplaxa can you gave me more information about that because my daughter has hyperekplexia

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 2 роки тому

      No I have cerebral palsy spastic three supposed to be quadriplegic spastic cerebral palsy to be exact all limbs are affected

  • @AWhinyKid
    @AWhinyKid 3 роки тому

    Thanks for posting this! My nephew (5 years old) has retained reflexes and it's been difficult for me to find resources on it.

  • @russellwortham2902
    @russellwortham2902 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much for your review. I use a wheelchair and I found your review helpful :)

  • @mimigrabner4486
    @mimigrabner4486 4 роки тому

    I am 37... If my wheelchair color does not make me say "This is me and this is my Awesome and I love my chair and the color represents who I am EVERYWHERE I go." I have to be in LOVE with the wheelchair. Other people don't have to. I have tried to go with a mellow blue color and it was my first chair that was NOT purple some how purple and guess what... I hated that mellow blue chair. I was trying to hide who I was as person. You be you fully.

  • @dinapinos9689
    @dinapinos9689 4 роки тому

    I am so happy I came across your video. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have several patients with retained reflexes and it is very difficult to find these "organic" snapshots!

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 4 роки тому

      You are most welcome is there a video you would like me to cover that I have not yet by the way feel free to share my content with others you think will find it helpful and don’t forget to subscribe

  • @Lissy_TM
    @Lissy_TM 4 роки тому

    This helped a lot I’m aswell a wheelchair user I’m getting my Apple Watch delivered on Friday

  • @MrunmaiyAbroal
    @MrunmaiyAbroal 4 роки тому

    It would. be great if you can upload a video of how you Use the watch. You need to touch the side buttons? Or is everything on the watch a touchscreen experience?

  • @ginamendes560
    @ginamendes560 4 роки тому

    I love this are you still active in this work?

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 11 місяців тому

      No, I no longer on the website and UA-cam channel is where I’m the most active. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any suggestions on future videos, let me know.

  • @bencaldecott6583
    @bencaldecott6583 4 роки тому

    Great explanation. You Rock

  • @bencaldecott6583
    @bencaldecott6583 4 роки тому

    Hi from Canada too. Im Ben with ADHD. You are a strong angel. Hope to hear more vlogs.

  • @RollingQueen
    @RollingQueen 4 роки тому

    Hey you should continue doing your videos! Just find you <3 Hope you're doing good!

  • @xcocakohlaxkk2526
    @xcocakohlaxkk2526 4 роки тому

    Thanks! Very helpful.

  • @nickimpellizeri5991
    @nickimpellizeri5991 5 років тому

    I’ve heard the whole “computer” or “online” as blanket term for people with CP would be most comfortable working remotely... That being said where are these supposed jobs?? I have a family and people with CP including your and myself have heard this here or there before. What jobs and where???? I pray the other folks with CP are not as metal as me but I’m troubled by our lack of economic advancement

  • @MrEccentricities
    @MrEccentricities 5 років тому

    the only person u listen 2 is ur doctor

  • @MrEccentricities
    @MrEccentricities 5 років тому

    i didnt know u could pick XD

  • @fawzigramajo
    @fawzigramajo 5 років тому

    I have cerebral palsy too ! Thank you

  • @francinebohr4509
    @francinebohr4509 5 років тому

    how do I access it to turn this feature on

  • @jaredwhite489
    @jaredwhite489 5 років тому

    Just got the “5” Love it. I have Spina Bifida

  • @DBNHL1
    @DBNHL1 5 років тому

    I don't have full extension of my arms, so I use a power wheelchair. I do weight training to stay fit. Do you know if I could track other physical activity with the watch since I don't push my chair?Like my weight lifting, transfers from my chair and wheelchair push ups? Thank you.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 2 роки тому

      i dont imagine it would do this well as speed of movement plays some role in how it tracks not sure how it works obviously but thats my best guess

  • @abdelhamidelrafie207
    @abdelhamidelrafie207 5 років тому

    I love your channel. ❤️

  • @latreishagoodman6621
    @latreishagoodman6621 5 років тому

    I have cerebral palsy also and I can't stand the heat and the cold weather

  • @Marmots4reFun
    @Marmots4reFun 5 років тому

    Thank you and best of luck on your fitness journey.

  • @brianbutlerandfriends2066
    @brianbutlerandfriends2066 6 років тому

    Awesome video!!!!!

  • @katharinar.4463
    @katharinar.4463 6 років тому

    Really great video👍🏻 I was looking everywhere to find some information about the wheelchair capability of the third generation, but I couldn’t find something. I know that the second Apple Watch had this feature, but I wasn’t sure, if it is also in this one. Wishing you all the best for your goals 🍀Katy

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      Most certainly does them glad you were on my video and like the video happy to help if you have any questions let me know :-)

  • @RJR1811
    @RJR1811 6 років тому

    I am getting one I am also a wheelchair user

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      rjben87 That’s awesome! I love mine and I’ve had it for several months now and it’s made a world of difference :-)

    • @RJR1811
      @RJR1811 6 років тому

      I have had a fit bit for a year now and even though it doesn’t have a wheelchair setting that has helped me increase my movement

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      I don’t doubt it! What has made you decide to switch to Apple?

    • @RJR1811
      @RJR1811 6 років тому

      lofdifferently I have recently switched back to an iPhone and also I like the idea of fall detection (s4)

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      Fall detection what? Tell me more

  • @Fireduskk
    @Fireduskk 6 років тому

    I’m pretty sure a lot of people out there with CP would take that pill, My Little girl is always saying “I wish I could run like them daddy”

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      dont get me wrong this has changed with age watch my video the dream i will never achieve

    • @Fireduskk
      @Fireduskk 6 років тому

      lofdifferently ok will do

  • @Fireduskk
    @Fireduskk 6 років тому

    Great video, I’m not to sure how it works here in Australia but I guess we will find out in time.

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      i didnt really know until i was thrown in at 18 the age of adulthood in Canada thanks for being a loyal viewer

    • @Fireduskk
      @Fireduskk 6 років тому

      lofdifferently your welcome 💚

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      i know your daughter is a little young but i think the video i have planned for 2 weeks from now thats tech related will be of interest to you ezpecially when in school

    • @Fireduskk
      @Fireduskk 6 років тому

      lofdifferently awesome thank you so much will definitely be watching it 💚

    • @mylifewithcerebralpalsy
      @mylifewithcerebralpalsy 6 років тому

      no problem i enjoy what i do!

  • @Fireduskk
    @Fireduskk 6 років тому

    It’s an amazing idea from Apple 💚