This International Women's Day, we take a look back at insightful stories of lived experience by women in the cerebral palsy community.
March 8th is International Women’s Day and we are celebrating the incredible women in the cerebral palsy community who share their stories, advocate for change, and motivate others. Here are four powerful blog posts from women who have shared their personal journeys on My CP Guide.
See me, not cerebral palsy – Madison’s Story
Madison shares her personal perspective on living with cerebral palsy, advocating for people to see her for who she is beyond her disability. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusion, respect, and challenging societal perceptions.
Raising four boys, two with cerebral palsy – Sabikah’s Story
Sabikah shares her experience as a mother of four boys, two of whom have cerebral palsy. She talks about the joys and challenges of raising a family, navigating therapy and support systems, and finding strength in love and resilience.
All Over Again – Briar’s Story
Briar reflects on navigating life with cerebral palsy, sharing insights on independence, personal growth, and adapting to new challenges. Her journey highlights resilience and the continuous process of self-discovery.
Read more: https://www.mycpguide.org.au/blog/independence-and-inclusion/all-over-again-briars-story
Step by Step – Our Journey with Cerebral Palsy and Celebrating Every Milestone
This heartfelt story highlights a mother’s journey alongside her child with cerebral palsy. Audrey reflects on the importance of celebrating every achievement, no matter how big or small, and the lessons learned through perseverance and unconditional love.
Learn more about International Women's Day at https://www.internationalwomensday.com/