How to pronounce “palsy” in English

Cerebral palsy happens when your brain is still developing, so when you're very young.

This person had cerebral palsy.

She has cerebral palsy and cannot walk very long distances.

And cerebral palsy is a spectrum, and the symptoms are totally different, depending on the person with CP.

I'm palsy.

He has cerebral palsy and he requires special care the rest of his life.

Are you afraid you'll contract cerebral palsy just by the very taint of my touch?

So I coached this cerebral palsy boy who came to me.

And often the kids with cerebral palsy are put with the kids with the intellectual disabilities, because we slur, and we drag words, and some of us

I've had people with cerebral palsy that are fighting with their colleges and feeling totally defeated reach out to me.

especially if you layer on the fact that you have cerebral palsy on top of it.

And there's different types of CP and with cerebral palsy specifically, there's such a wide range of cases.

It doesn't matter whether you are cerebral palsy or not.

It's been a battle for sure because being diagnosed with cerebral palsy when I was 14, I grew up always knowing that there was something wrong,

I was ignorant to cerebral palsy.

She's got cerebral palsy.

Because he has a disability called cerebral palsy, and it just means that he doesn't have a lot of balance.

available to the deaf, to people with cerebral palsy, to people with dementia maybe-- I mean, I'm serious.

And it was really striking because I called out-- I know people with cerebral palsy-- and it was so dramatic, the improvement there.

Now, I have what's called cerebral palsy.

She suffers from cerebral palsy due to a botched medical procedure at birth.

But I have people reaching out to me that just had a kid with cerebral palsy, who were sitting there mourning the child

It would dampen her palsy.

And this family went out there with their six-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy.

And there may be more headroom for an average person like myself to where a top athlete is than even cerebral palsy to what we call normal.

And so that's probably one of the main differences between regular brain damage and cerebral palsy.

I have what is called cerebral palsy.

And the first poem I ever heard was a woman who did a poem about having Cerebral Palsy.

Because as you eat too quickly, it introduces a little bit of palsy so you sort of don't hit your mouth as often, which it's such a stupid idea.

And it is based off of the UCP Foundation, which is the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation.

And it is based off of the UCP Foundation, which is the United Cerebral Palsy Foundation.

A young woman arrives at the hospital, unable to close one of her eyes or drink from a straw, and I learn that she has a facial palsy and inflammation

The sweet particles taste like sand on half her tongue, she reports, and I file the description away for the next time I examine a patient with a facial palsy.

And when you speak about invisible disabilities as well, you know, cerebral palsy, if you Google it, you'll see the common crooked wrist

But the son in that show, the character, had cerebral palsy, I believe, and it was not a major part of the storyline--

To me, the hallmark version of a thing is like, this person has cerebral palsy.

So via our Facebook page, we've had the opportunity to interview people with autism, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, ADHD, but also people

"I stand by the bed where a young woman lies, her face postoperative, her mouth twisted in palsy,

How does it work that not only athletes, but normal people can-- or even people with cerebral palsy who can adhere to a program like this?

And when I did my TED Talk, I called it "99 Problems, and Palsy is Just One."

If you forget, palsy Palestinian.

So I had these students-- paraplegic, they were quadriplegic, or blind or deaf or cerebral palsy, all kinds of things they were dealing with.

Obviously not as severe as, letís say, cerebral palsy or something.