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To understand Cerebral Palsy more clearly, I believe that researchers need to analyze the causes of CP. There are very many causes, some of which are unknown.

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Out of My Mind follows a 11 year old girl, Melody, who has Cerebral Palsy. The severity of her Cerebral Palsy allows her not to be able to talk, even with having a photographic memory. She describes her challenges of having so many things to say, but not being able to say them. Until, she gets a Medi-Talker, a machine that allows her to speak with a push of a button. She is finally able to say anything she wants, and especially show off her smarts in front of the fifth grade. She even joins the quiz team! Although having this new feature, others do not accept or understand her. She gains confidence in herself through this, showing how strong she really is.

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I thought this book was very well written and had a lot of interesting ideas that I have never thought about. I liked that the book can both be for students and adults. I would definitely read this again.

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As discussed in class, cerebral palsy is considered a lower incidence disability, meaning it is far less commonly represented in schools. Cerebral palsy is a physical disability that effects an individuals movement. It occurs 1 in every 1000 births.
With this in mind, teachers need to accommodate and modify their classrooms to adequately meet the needs of a students with CP. This could be by allowing more space for wheelchairs.

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The CDC also gives updated research on cerebral palsy and the symptoms of CP. This is a great source for individuals interested/impacted by cerebral palsy

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Tracking and Research on Cerebral Palsy | CDC

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By tracking the number of children diagnosed with CP over time, we can find out if the number is rising, dropping, or staying the same.

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Cerebral Palsy News Today gives parents, family members, and individuals with cerebral palsy resources about the causes of cerebral palsy, and treatments for the disability. Additionally,  it gives personal columns from parents and individuals with cerebral palsy.

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Blocking the production of a protein called FoxO3 can boost brain repair after injury, a finding that could lead to new treatments for cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and dementia, a study suggests. The study, "A TLR/AKT/FoxO3 immune tolerance-like pathway disrupts the ...

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Blocking the production of a protein called FoxO3 can boost brain repair after injury, a finding that could lead to new treatments for cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and dementia, a study suggests. The study, "A TLR/AKT/FoxO3 immune tolerance-like pathway disrupts the ...

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Maysoon Zayid talks about CP, and how it has impacted her life in both positive and negative ways. Overall, she does not let her disability stop her from anything she want to do in life.

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Maysoon Zayid: I got 99 problems ... palsy is just one

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"I have cerebral palsy. I shake all the time," Maysoon Zayid announces at the beginning of this exhilarating, hilarious talk. (Really, it's hilarious.) "I'm like Shakira meets Muhammad Ali." With grace and wit, the Arab-American comedian takes us on a whistle-stop tour of her adventures as an actress, stand-up comic, philanthropist and advocate for the disabled.

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My aunt, who since has passed, had cerebral palsy, just like Melody. She attended school and was wheel chair bound. She, however, did not have a communication device like Melody. She lived to be 35 years old.